Ep8 Killer Kids

Wine & Crime

Wine & Crime Podcast

True Crime, Podcast, Minnesota, Wine, Truecrime, Feminism, Comedy

4.7 • 15.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2017

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

This week, the gals consider the motives and minds of children who murder. Cases include a 13-year old serial killer, a seemingly sweet little girl with an insidious habit, and a publicity stunt gone horribly wrong. This topic is paired with Cascinacastlet Barbera D’Asti, so pick up a bottle, make sure there are no murderous minors nearby, and enjoy.

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0:00.0	Wine in crime contains graphic and explicit content that may not be suitable for some
0:06.3	listeners.
0:07.3	Listener discretion is advised. Oh, You are listening to Wine and Crime, the podcast where three friends chug wine,
0:41.1	chat true crime and unleash their worst
0:44.4	Minnesotan accents and ocean sounds.
0:46.8	Oshir, Ocean, oh yeah.
0:49.2	Oh yeah.
0:50.2	Ocean.
0:51.6	Ocean. V. Ocean.
0:54.0	Vossie.
0:55.0	In Minnesota we know a lot about the ocean.
0:59.0	Yeah, because Lake Superior is pretty much exactly the same as an ocean so people surf there.
1:05.0	And some parts of Lake Minnetanka are really big too.
1:09.0	Oh yeah.
1:10.0	That's true.
1:11.0	We got tides.
1:12.0	Okay, so quit trying to show off with your wakeboard.
1:15.9	Mm-hmm. Get a real job!
1:20.3	I don't even know why we're yelling about this.
1:25.0	Okay, this week we are going to be leaving the high seas for a bit and talking about a truly
1:37.8	creepy disturbing topic which is killer kid.
1:43.0	Oh, this one made me really scared and also really happy.
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