Ep211: Crematory Crimes

Wine & Crime

Wine & Crime Podcast

Comedy, True Crime

4.7 • 15.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2021

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Summary

This week, the gals heat things up with some unique cases. Topics include a tri-state hellhole, one occasion when you really shouldn't settle for a good deal, and some...graphic discriptions. Bust open a bottle of Winc's Restless Earth Syrah, hang on to your skull caps, and tune in for Crematory Crimes.

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0:00.0	Wine and Crime contains graphic and explicit content which may not be suitable for some listeners.
0:06.4	Listener discretion is advised.
0:08.9	You are listening to Wine and Crime, the podcast worth reference,
0:27.7	Chug Wine, Chatton True Crime, and unleash their worst minnesota accents.
0:34.8	Nailed it. Nailed it.
0:39.4	Anyway, who are we?
0:40.7	Yeah, I'm Kenyon. I'm Lucy.
0:45.5	I'm Amanda.
0:49.3	And this week we have a very special fan pick for you brought to you from
0:57.2	Ashton Salazar.
0:59.2	Coocher.
1:01.8	Ashton Salazar Coocher.
1:04.3	That's Ashton Coocher's middle name. We just never knew it.
1:08.1	Salazar's great name. Ashton was a very good selector for this specific topic.
1:16.1	It's been a yeah, I didn't even think about that.
1:19.3	Ton of Ashes and we will get to it.
1:24.7	Oh my god. Ashton wants to shout out their friend WM.
1:30.9	Sure. Get it. I mean, the W is also next on the keyboard.
1:35.9	So it could also be M and somebody could have fucked that.
1:40.1	Could have been my fault.
1:41.9	Could have been it. No way.
1:43.2	No way.
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