This podcast is an unscripted, unedited conversation about true crime.

We take the cases very seriously, but I don't take myself seriously at all and neither should you.

Welcome to Wife of Crime.

So Russ, I hope you and our listeners are ready because the story I'm telling you this week is like something out of nightmares.

We've talked about a decent amount of serial killers on this show.

But this guy, Robert Pradella, he says, hold my beer to a few of them.

This is the case of the Kansas City butcher.

What's up everyone? Welcome to Wife of Crime. It's Russ. I'm here with Jess.

She's letting me do the intro for the first time in like a year.

So cheers to us for getting to do this intro.

Very good. Welcome back to Wife of Crime.

A true crime podcast where I tell Russ my favorite true crime stories and he reacts to them.

And that's just like very typical marriage. Like the husband will do something, but the wife is going to come behind you and do it the right way anyway.

Well, hashtag marriage. Everyone listening, that's married. Get it.

Yeah. Sorry, husbands. So I have an announcement. It kind of sucks.

But after like 50 episodes or so, we finally have a Russ messed up.

Normally it's a Jess messed up, but and normally it's not me and I haven't made a mistake since 96.

So now the streak has been broken. So what it is is last episode, I said Bob Barker was dead.

And Bob Barker is alive. Thank God. I'm glad he's alive.

The best putter of all time. If you watch price right, you know he sinks that putt every time.

So sorry, Bob. You know, the price is still right.

You know who actually did die this week, though, and it's a really huge loss for hip hop fans and people are age.

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