In 2002, investigators found more than 300 bodies on a property in Noble, Georgia.

Get to this property, there's a mysterious man, there's bodies everywhere in every state of decay.

It might have looked like something out of a horror movie, but the truth was more complicated.

I'm Kathleen Goldthar, and this week on Crime Story, I sit down with the host of one of the

most critically acclaimed podcasts of the year, Noble. Find Crime Story wherever you get your podcasts.

This is a CBC podcast. I said, do you know who did it?

And he said, we have a very good idea who the responsible person was.

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Hey, before we start the show, I have a personal recommendation.

If you like Love Me, I think you might also love Strangers by Leah Tao.

Strangers is a storytelling show where Leah profiles people in a really deep way.

She'll only do stories with people who will submit to complete emotional honesty.

And she responds in kind, super intimate and raw.

Leah's approach has a way of really sucking you in.

To hear strangers, go to storycentral.org or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Just a heads up that today's episode has some language that might not be appropriate for all listeners.

I like using puns a lot because I want to try to make friends and maybe find a romantic

interest who might tolerate me for more than five minutes.

So Tracy, what is it about puns that makes them good for making friends or making,

you know, more than friends?

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