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Hello. Well, this episode, the conclusion of Susan Powell is rife with size. I would say an entire basket, a basket of size, a bucket even. A lot of frustration, but we're going to talk about it. And it's good. It's good to discuss this

and, you know, keep this, the problems that came from this case in our minds whenever we're

looking at these other cases. Also, I just want to quick note here, because we recorded

this earlier in the year, I used the term CP in this.

It was before I was familiar with the CSAM term.

So just a heads up for that.

And then, yeah, just, you know, big old trigger warning for family violence, domestic abuse, child abuse, sexual abuse,

childhood sexual abuse.

I mean, it's God at all really does.

So yeah, just be aware of that.

Nothing will be too graphic, but it's one of those journeys

today. So, yeah. So Chuck and Judy, who are still advocating for Susan's return, of course,

began focusing on attaining access to Susan's sons. Not only did they obviously miss the boys,

but they were very concerned about their welfare. Josh continued to be followed at this time in a multitude of way by police detectives in ways that Josh knew about and some that he didn't. They gather item after item after item of circumstantial evidence. So much, like I said, you feel like you just like want to scream into the abyss. And there seems to be so much to question why the laws in

place don't provide some sort of intermediary step, like removing Josh's sons from the house,

at least temporarily, you know? If you are the prime suspect in your wife's disappearance,

it doesn't seem that one should have unfettered access to their children. No.

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