Hey, fall line listeners. We'll be back on Wednesday, November 8th with our new season, but first, we wanted to share the newest

podcast from our friend Josh Hallmark, and this is not a paid ad. We're sharing it with you because we think that you might really enjoy his newest project.

You might be familiar with Josh from his work on True Crime B.S. Now he's launched the podcast Unsafe Spaces. Unsafe Spaces is a serialized

podcast that explores crimes that corrupt and exploit the places were meant to

feel the safest, be it our churches, the gay community, or even our own homes. The first season, Tampa's

missing men focuses on a series of disappearances and murders within Tampa's

gay community and possibly beyond. Unsafe spaces focuses on the factors that led to and enabled the crimes and then helped capture the pair of killers who were involved.

It is as much about true crime as it is anthropology,

politics, community, culture, and history. It's a holistic, heartfelt, and often very personal

look at how these crimes happened.

And just a note about the content, because this episode touches on the exchanges between

two killers, listener discretion is advised.

Let's violate the world.

Let's bring our fantasies to realities.

I'm extreme calculated and love it.

Easy to make them vanish with no link to us in the least.

Easier to find a loner guy, less connection.

I do a chokehold from behind.

You hold him down, strap him up, not to be found again.

He wasn't going to be going back.

These are quotes from America online instant messages between Master Scott, whom we now know is Scott Schweyker, and Dom Dude for Sub, who we now know is Stephen Lorenzo.

Whenever I take on a new case, the first question I find myself asking is, how did we get here? What series of events, both personal and anthropological,

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