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This is ten-minute murder.

Welcome to the brief and bingeable true crime podcast, 10-minute murder.

I'm Joe, the host, and thank you for being here.

And last week on the podcast felt like a marathon for me.

Normally on a week-to-week basis, I research and talk about a couple of different true

crime stories, and those stories are

usually about 10 minutes long, more or less.

Last week, I covered the Manson family with two long episodes, and that wrapped up research

that has taken me literally weeks.

I watched just about every interview and documentary I could find in the subject with notepad

in hand.

And several times doing that, I got so into what I was reading or watching that I forgot what I was actually supposed to

be doing, which was research, writing stuff down to include in the show, or to find out more

information on. But I'm finished with all that now. And if you haven't had a chance to listen to the two-part episode on the Manson family,

you have an extra almost two hours to spare.

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