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Hey, everybody.

Welcome to another episode.

Episode 102.

I'm Simon. And I'm Matt matt and this is the true crime podcast without

the murder no murder today murder free murder free um how you doing today matt i'm doing good we've had a heck

of a week yeah things went crazy this week and uh it was the best yeah we got to do a big big big

shout out and thank you to the

stuff you should know podcast. They had some really nice words about our podcast and it really made

a difference and we really appreciate it. And if you're joining us due to that shout out,

welcome and thank you for listening. Yeah, massive shout out to Josh and Chuck. That was very kind

of you guys and we really, really appreciate it. Yeah, really, really cool. Obviously, we're a big fan, so it was really special to hear that. And it just kind of came around right around our 100th episode, too. So for those of you who were waiting, it is finally back up again. Apologies for that. There was a little bit of bumps and stuff with our streams,

but I think we're all back on the straight and narrow again, Matt. Yeah, man, 102. It's crazy.

It's great. But enough about us, enough about our week. Should we get into some heist news?

Let's do it. All right.

Heist in the news.

So, Matt, we had a few sent in this week, two in particular, that really speak to our fans understanding how we love to cover the hard-hitting heist news affecting the world today.

The geniuses behind some of the big heist that go down. Exactly.

This is what we do.

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