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Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

This week we discuss the Louvre Burglary, the dapper man seen after the heist, the science behind breathing out your ass and more!

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to your Hollywood Crime Scene mini episode.
0:03.7	Hello.
0:05.3	Well, our top story is an update on a story we did do about the guy from Ghost Adventures.
0:15.3	Oh, right.
0:16.2	Did you see this story?
0:17.5	Yes.
0:18.3	Okay.
0:18.6	So we reported that Aaron Goodwin of the Ghost Adventures show
0:25.7	with Zach Baggins, we talk about frequently on the show. Yes. So this guy, Aaron Goodwin,
0:31.7	who's also on the show, he learned that his wife was involved in a murder for hire plot to kill him.
0:40.0	Yeah.
0:41.2	And this week, we got the footage of the moment that Aaron found out that his wife was hiring a hitman to kill him.
0:52.1	Crazy.
0:53.8	There's video of this video, like, I think it went pretty viral.
0:57.8	I mean, it had like a ton of fucking likes and multiple people sent it to me this week.
1:01.6	Right.
1:02.5	This story I'm reading is from USA Today.
1:06.0	It says watch Aaron Goodwin find out about wife's shocking arrest while filming ghost adventures.
1:12.8	No, I assumed you watched the video, right?
1:15.0	Yes.
1:16.5	It's pretty crazy.
1:19.4	It's, I have so many questions because this show is so, I mean, it's just funny that they happen to catch it.
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