Just so you know, this show is about scary stuff. So don't say I didn't warn you guys.

And I remember, don't be scared. Oh, The Oh, War baby here with another episode of Murderest Miners.

Hey guys, it's War Baby here.

Thanks for coming to the stream.

Like I promised, we're here live with author Josh Sue Khan, who wrote the book that the last

episode was based on. Murder in Pleasanton, Tina Fell's, and The Search for Justice.

Okay, so we're here on the stream with Josh, Sue Khan.

Josh, do you want to just take a second to introduce yourself and let people know what you do

besides writing true crime and how you got involved in this case?

Well, thanks for having me. I appreciate it.

True crime is definitely not something that I do on a regular basis.

This was a one-time thing and it's probably something that I will never do again. I have spent my entire life working in sports as a journalist and as a broadcaster.

I have mostly been involved in baseball as a writer and as a broadcaster a few other sports as well.

And I always wanted to do something in my life that was not just sports, that was not just baseball, and I and sure we'll get into it but a lot of different factors

kind of came together at the right time that made it that made it possible for me to write this

book and out of all the things that I've done in my life I've been

pretty lucky to get to do some cool things working in sports but I'm definitely proudest of this

book because it's it's something that I had never done before.

I had no idea what I was doing.

And it was very personal to me because it was from my hometown.

Right, right, such an interesting journey, I'm sure.

And I mentioned it, of course course in the episode as my main source and I link it in my notes and everything so you guys know where you can get the book.

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