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and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Boy, I hope everything's good with you.

It's a frosty, bright morning as I record this that was not a cloud anywhere in the sky.

It's beautiful for a January day, but it's also quite cold outside.

So that's my weather report from London. Thank you very much for all of your emails.

Petra, I think in Slovakia, you emailed me a little while ago.

Thank you very much for your email. I think you asked for a shout out, so here it is.

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think that's covered all the bases there. Fascinating conversation here.

It is not for the squeamish. So if you're easily upset, please don't listen to this one

because it's talking about murder with a man who was a key part of the murder investigation process in London.

Detective Inspector Steve Kio, just retired from the Metropolitan Police,

has written an amazing book. It's called Murder Investigation Team.

And I understand from him that Scotland Yard in London solved 90% of murders,

which I think should make us feel pretty reassured versus other countries.

What a book this is. I read this book. It's fantastically written, like I said,

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