Disclaimer. Today's episode was almost entirely compiled using witness testimony and court documents.

All parties referenced are innocent until proven guilty.

First degree.

These things are supposed to happen in movies not in real life.

And so now you have a man who has a wife and a daughter and and grandchildren.

And he can't even walk in the grass as a free man.

And he's he's in his 60s ageing. There's not much time. There's less life than it is in his mind

at this point. Welcome to the first degree of the True Crime Podcast that you might end up on.

My name is Jack Fianic. I'm sitting here with Alexis Lindgletter and Billy Jensen. How are we

feeling today guys? I'm feeling great. I'm feeling a big pause. Well, Billy opened his mouth like

he was going to talk so I didn't want it interrupt and then he just sat there and didn't say anything.

So he was stunned by our beauty I think. Yes. Okay. Billy's clearly feeling great.

Billy's feeling great. I am feeling like shit. But Alexis and I went to a wedding this weekend,

last weekend. And I'm still feeling the effects of drinking for three days straight.

Yeah. I'm not feeling like myself, but I'm definitely feeling better than I was yesterday.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, what day is it today? Bill A.

Well, today is February 23rd. And it's inconvenience yourself day. Oh, what is the reasoning behind

this day? Does it have a description? It does. It says it's not really about inconveniencing oneself.

Like, hey, I'm going to just walk around without my keys and phone for the whole day, which would give

everybody a nightmare. It's about being more attentive to others. Oh, okay. So they say be there

for others emotionally. Show some kindness to strangers. This is one place that I did want to

talk to you about. Shovel their driveway or motor lawn. Let someone else have the last piece of pizza.

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