Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of the casual crimless with me, your host

side, why I'm saying one of my writers in this case, brand new writer. Welcome rounds

of applause, please for Harrison. Welcome, welcome, and he's telling us about Harvey

Miguel Robinson, the 17 year old serial killer. I'm starting off by Wednesday morning

with a serial killer by the time they say, what is the definition of a serial killer?

It's three or more right, but not like in a mass shooting or like mass murder event.

Like it's like three separate victims at separate events, right?

Is that the definition? Is there a definition?

Anyway, let's jump into it, shall we? The format of the show is I've never read this before,

we're going to explore it together to your audience, so let's go.

Hello, Simon. Hello, Harrison.

As this is my first script for you, I feel like I'd keep things more professional,

less quips than I normally would. Okay, generally, I'm like my general feedback to

my writers who write these things. It's don't try to be necessarily funny. Just write about

funny things because I don't come up with any of that time. Do you come up with these jokes

ahead of time? No, because then they'd be like not terrible. But it's like trying to be funny is never

it's never that funny, but I always find it just a bit cringe, unless someone's genuinely

like extremely funny, but I think there's like maybe three people like that in the world.

Let's just go. So no long introductions, no bad jokes, more CSI than saw Buckelyn, though,

because this one's interesting, and it's not actually too bad when you compare it to other cases

that you've had before. Aside from the 17-year-old serial killer, Harrison, how not bad can it be?

He's 17, and he's murdering! And also, we have a brand new rule about committing crimes,

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