Murder and such contains true stories about murders, the macabre, true crime, serial killers, and other dark subject matter.

This includes adult themes, explicit language, descriptions of gore, violence, and other information provided by news articles, witness testimony, and public record.

Murder and such is not intended for all audiences, and although warnings will be set in place,

listener discretion is still advised.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of murder and such. My name is Hunter and I thank you for listening.

So for Patreon shoutouts, I'd love to thank my friends Lacey Valasquez, Hayes Selby D, and Jonathan Ellinger for upping their pledge to the executive producer level, but I would also love to thank

Morphine Meltdown for joining the

Patreon. You guys are all amazing, and I thank you for your love and support in this weird

little endeavor. And if you'd like to join the Patreon, you can find that at patreon.com

backslash murder and such, and you can join for just a dollar or become an executive producer

like Lacey and John

for $5 per episode, and also get your name shouted out at the end of each and every episode.

So thank you all again for supporting me.

I'm sure you don't want me to tell you about all my health issues and all that stuff of that sort.

So let's just get into this episode itself.

Relationships. We know what they are. Whether we're in one, have been in one, or know people who have been in them.

It's something that we all have

a decent understanding of. Two people fall in love with each other and share a special kind

of bond that is almost indescribable unless you're one of the participating parties. Boy meets

girl, boy meets boy, girl meets girl, they meet them, so on and so forth.

But almost every relationship has a point that I don't actually believe in that's called the honeymoon stage.

As some have said in the past, relationships can have their ups and downs, and that's almost always true.

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