Hello, welcome to 10-minute murder, brief and bingeable true crime. My name is Joe, I'm the host,

and thank you for joining today. And in a conversation I was having today, someone whipped out the word

titillating on me. It turned into one of those situations where the person's still talking,

but I'm completely

tuned out and fixated on something completely different.

And hopefully I'm not a weirdo, and I'm the only one that does that.

But for real, titillating is not a word that real people use, right?

I know a handful of people lose their minds when they hear the word moist.

But why isn't titillating given the moist

treatment? Moist is like the nickelback of words. No one seems to like moist and no one really

knows why. At this point, I'm just saying it because I know the effect that it has on people.

Moist. Okay, I'm done. Probably. If today's the first day that you're listening to 10-minute

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How far do you think you would go to prevent someone from sharing your most embarrassing secret? In the case of Mark Redwine, his secret wasn't just embarrassing. It was completely disgusting,

but he made sure it would never see the light of day.

But Mark made one crucial mistake.

He had taken photos of himself engaging in this fetish.

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