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This is true crimecant.

And we are back off.

We are back.

We are.

Now, I know we said in part one that this was going to be a two-parter on Ed Kemper,

but after doing the research and doing the rotting and all that, what, not, I've realized

that this is going to be a three-parter op.

Oh, you know, and I was going to say, I was, like, the level of detail you're putting

in to this is like, I haven't heard one podcast that's done it, you know, historically.

So it's like you're grabbing a bunch of podcasts and turning them into the best Ed Kemper

ever, and I appreciate that, appreciate, appreciate your level of effort on this.

Well, that wasn't my goal here.

Like I said, this is going to be the only, you know, aside from Ed Geen, I would say this

is going to be the own, and Ed Geen really wasn't a serial killer, right?

He was, he just liked, he liked putting his orifices.

Actually, he didn't even do that.

He wasn't even a necrophiliac.

He just liked arts and crafts, right?

I would say if he were serial anything, I would say he was a serial, unpaid taxi driver.

Yes, I guess we'll get that.

Not even, he wasn't even good at that because he could never taxi-drop somebody with a heartbeat.

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