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I'm Rebecca Levoy, and this is Crime Writers On.

Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, these teens turn to a maternity home to help with their pregnancies and arrange adoptions to, quote, deserving Christian families.

But what happens if they instead want to keep their babies?

We'll talk about the podcast, Liberty Lost, from Wondery. Joining me to get that done and more is

true crime author, TV journalist, and host of. These are their stories podcast, my husband,

and The Love of My Life, Kevin Flynn. Hi, Kevin. Hello, Rebecca. Also with us is private investigator,

certified pet detective, resident cat lady and author of the final curtain, Laura Bricker. Hi, Laura.

Hey, Rebecca. And finally, our captain of all things cynical, author of the city trilogy of novels,

host of strange arrivals, Rip Current, and our Patreon deep dive book club podcast, Toby Ball. Hi, Toby.

I feel like I should say, blessed be, given what we're about to embark upon. Yes, bless it be the fruit. Yes, we will discuss. So, Kevin, uh, yes. What are we discussing on future editions of crime writers on? Yeah, so on Monday, we're going to talk about the Netflix series Sirens. and we're going to be doing that in front of a live audience

because we did it this past weekend

and if we're going to be doing that in front of a live audience.

Because we did it this past weekend.

And if we're like if something really bad happened, this might be the last episode of

Crime Riders on.

You know, if there was food poisoning or an unfortunate incident.

Yeah.

If I like decided to swim ashore in a scuba dive suit, who knows? So bad could have happened, but we're going to be talking about Sirens. All right. Megan Fahy was just nominated for an Emmy for Sirens. She was, and we'll be talking more about the Emmy Awards. And so were the costuming. Okay. All right, Kevin. By the way, I was eating watermelon before we came down here. Okay. Where's this going? Way too much watermelon. Have you ever eaten too much watermelon? And it feels like you ate a sock drawer? You got to eat a lot of watermelon to get to too much watermelon, I feel. Yeah, it's a lot. It's totally a lot. Good luck. All right, Kevin.

Should we discuss the thing we're going to be talking about on this very podcast?

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