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Hi guys, before we kick off with the show today, just a very quick announcement.

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and loads more coming out every month. Now I'm with the show.

I'm Hannah. I'm Sruti.

And welcome to Redhanded. There is absolutely no two ways about this one.

This is absolutely savage this week. And we really thought for a very long time about whether we're going to cover it or not

because it's a bit of a political minefield. But I just couldn't think of a reason not to do it.

You know, like my reasoning was very much just like, oh, someone might get upset.

And this is the thing. We are a true crime podcast.

The person who is involved at the heart of this episode today, committed crimes.

And I just think this has been covered by the podcast and there's, you know, documentaries and stuff out there.

So we just felt like, is it a good enough reason to shy away from this because it is politically charged?

When we talk about issues of around racism, we talk about issues around homophobia, we cover those cases.

And so this isn't something we want to shy away from. But first and foremost, we want to tell you guys that

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