One and a two and a it's beginning to look a lot like heist mess.

Hiist podcast.

Hello everybody and welcome to this very special episode of the Heist podcast.

I'm Simon.

And I'm Matt. And this is our first ever,

I guess, Christmas heist episode. Yeah, I think it's the first time we've ever, you know,

really taking the holidays seriously and did a special about it. It's true. It landed perfectly

this year. It's on Christmas Eve. And for those of you listening for the first time, this is

the true crime podcast without the murder, except for today. This one's, yeah. This is the significant amount of murder in this episode. I feel like we've been averaging pretty much a murder every other episode. Yeah, I think you're right. We kind of go a true crime podcast without any murder and then true crime podcast with a murder or two. I feel like this one's a little more than that. In the spirit of the holidays, there's a bunch of murder in this one. Yeah, in the spirit of the holidays, we're giving murder. Yeah, exactly. How are you doing, Matt? I'm doing good, doing good. I'm feeling good. I really like that we had some fun with Ed about the Rick and Morty Heist episode. Yes. So for those of you wondering what's going on with

that, we had Ed, our friend and a writer. Ed Vacola. Ed Vacola from the Rick and Morty show,

come in to talk to us about some of the thought process that went into the heist episode of the

Rick and Morty episode. It was a great episode. Yeah, it was awesome. And then it kind of just became a freewheeling conversation after that. And we just thought it was so much fun. Why not post it? Let people enjoy our convo. Yeah, for sure. So we wanted to do our special Christmas episode. And so Ed's will be after this one. Yeah, we've got a full episode. We

recorded with Ed as well. And that's coming up next. But today we got a Christmas theme episode.

And it's a Christmas themed heist. We really did it. Yeah, we did it. Christmas special.

Yeah. But first we should get into some heist news. Should we do it? Yeah. All right.

So, Matt, we got this one sent in from a ton of people on, especially on Twitter, it seems.

And thank you everyone who did. We always really, really appreciate to get pointed to stuff.

Ice nation.

Heist. Hise nation. And it goes, F1 Ares, Tamara E Ecclestone's London mansion robbed of 67 million in jewels,

and this comes from Forbes. So 401 Eris, Tamara Ecclestone, her husband, Jay Rutland, and their

daughter were well on their way to an extended Christmas break out of London last Friday night

when their 57-room mansion at number eight, Kensington Palace Garden, was broken

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