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Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

Hello, hi. Hello. No, hello. Hello and hi. And greetings. Greetings and welcome. And salutations.

Well, goodbye. Later days, nerd. This is my favorite murder of the mini-sauce.

Yep, where you write a shit and read it back to you. You know how it goes. It's easy. It's fun.

Do you want to start? Okay. Do it. All right. So of course we got a bunch of

Paul Holstoff from last. Oh hell yeah. We can go to state killer stuff. Great. So here's one

called Paul Holst and Scary Druids Druids. Okay. Druids. How are you after the Paul

Holst episode, by the way? Let's do a check-in. I mean, I'm a different person now.

The world has been shook. Hello there. Karen, Georgia, and Stanimals. I don't know what that means.

Steven and Anonymous. Oh, that's funny. I don't know. My step-dad has been working for the

San Per San Ramone and neighboring police forces since the mid-80s. So naturally, I've been asking

a million questions since the Golden State Killer arrest. I asked him if he had any experiences

working the case because he was a detective at the time. And he mentioned that he worked alongside

Paul motherfucking holes. Is that what they wrote? All caps. Paul motherfucking holes. Although he

didn't have a personal experience with the Golden State Killer, he did tell me a story about a cold

case that he and Paul's worked on back in the day. And I'll start with a lady who was a Druid

or something like that and participated in animal sacrifices and was on enough medication that she

could probably fill up a bathtub with it. Her house had a creepy Adam's family vibe to it and she

had a son that lived in Southern California. One day, after she hadn't been seen around for a week,

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