If you're enjoying this show, I'm guessing you like to hear about true crime, maybe even

conspiracies, and all the messy extremes of human behavior.

I know I do, and that's why I find myself always listening to our friends over in the

UK with the podcast Red Handed.

Every week, Hannah and Saruthi dig into a new true crime story that'll not only give you chills,

but also make you think.

They're not afraid to go deeper, whether it's a brush with the occult, a strange subculture,

or even geopolitics, and the way they approach it is smart, well researched, and always a little

different than what you'd expect.

Recently, red-handed covered everything from the twisted story of Ed Gein to Australia's

so-called mushroom murderer, Aaron Patterson.

They even put together these sharp, quick-hit guides on big cultural moments, like the JFK

assassination, or Diddy's trial earlier this year.

And if you're looking for something shorter, their other show

shorthand gives you a weekly bite-sized hit from Area 51 to the Holy Grail. With more than 400

episodes already out there, with Red-Handed, you have plenty to binge. So, go search my friend's

podcast, Red-Handed. That's all one word, red-handed, wherever you get your

podcast.

Hey, everyone. This is Liam Luxon, host of Tenderfoot series Status Untraced. Welcome to a very

special episode of Cople, the first bonus episode of the season, and I'm here with none other than the voice of culpable. Dennis, how are you, man? It's been a while. Hey, Liam. Pretty good, man. Yeah, a long time to see. Well, I'm thrilled to be talking with you today about this new season of culpable. I know that we just started getting into Danny Violet's case, and I'm sure there's a lot in store for us over the next several weeks. So we're going to do our best to avoid spoilers. But that being said,

there may be some sneak peeks waiting for you in this interview. Let's kick things off,

and why don't you give us a brief summary about Danny's case? Sure. Yeah, so Danny Violet,

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