Hey guys, welcome to episode 221 of the true crime couple. I'm Kay. And I'm John. We hope that all is well,

and we want it to wish everyone a happy holiday season. However you celebrate, we hope you're doing so

with loved ones and hope and wishes for a great 2006 to come. I say this every year, but this year I feel it.

2006, true crime couple is going to make it big.

It's going to make it big. Yeah. Hey, listen, it's crazy to even think that it's 2026. Let's be honest.

I know, because we started in 2017. I know. It feels like a lifetime ago, honestly. It does.

Well, speaking of holidays and the family that we get to spend it with,

in today's case, we have an entire family at the center of our story.

And theirs is one of love, good times, and wealth.

But when those good times stop rolling, tragedy strikes.

Police say the suspect, 31-year-old Jeffrey Dahmer has confessed to the killings of 11 people whose remains were found in his apartment.

We are all evil in some form or another. Are we not?

Lock your doors, lock your windows.

If you have the ability to provide additional security devices, then by all means do so.

From the day they met until the day they died, Evelyn and William Grossman were described as the happiest couple anyone had ever met.

The couple married shortly after the ending of World War II,

in which Bill had served as an intelligence pilot.

The wealthy couple lived in New York,

and it was there where they chose to expand their family.

In 1947, Lynn and Bill were excited to find out that Lynn was pregnant.

And a few months later, they were even more excited to find out that they were going to have twins.

If you were to have asked Sandy or Aline Grossman about their childhood, they would have told you that it was the best.

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