Hey everyone, it's Josh. I wanted to pop in because obviously the show has been on an unexpected

hiatus the past few weeks while we've been delivering bonus content. And while I like to keep my

personal life personal, I do feel like I owe you guys an explanation. Essentially, I'm in

major burnout, which is largely due to a pretty bad depression I've had over the last few months.

It has been at times crippling and debilitating, and it's been very challenging to give what little parts of myself I have two keys.

But I know you guys have stuck with me for many years and many seasons, and so I do feel like I owe you an explanation,

and I want to make sure I can deliver a satisfying season finale next week, and we will be back in October.

But unfortunately, I've had to take a couple weeks off, because I just haven't been able to put this show together in a meaningful way without compromising my mental health.

I've slowly been working on a new season finale, and as I said, that will be available next week.

Thank you for your understanding and your support.

True Crime Bullshit will be back after this season finale in October.

Thank you so much, and now here is Keyes' very first interview upon his arrest in Texas.

I'm Steve Rayburn with the Texas Rangers. It's Saturday, March 17th, 2012, 11.05 p.m.

Everybody in the ring, please state their names.

John McElroy, the Assistant Federal Defender with the Eastern District of Texas.

I'm Mr. Israel Keyes' attorney.

Israel Keys. Israel Keyes.

Kevin Pulling, Lieutenant Texas Rangers' Hospital.

Israel, you know, we've talked to you a couple times before.

I do want to talk to you about why you're in jail right now, and because you're in custody, just like before. I do want to talk to you about why you're in jail right now and because you're

in custody, just like before, we can't talk to you or visit about this unless you waive

your rights. So I have to read your Miranda rights. Do you understand? Yep.

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