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I'm Rebecca Lavoie, 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, Who Murdered a University of Miami football player outside of his apartment in 2006?

Investigative reporters spent years trying to do what police could not. Identify the killer.

We'll talk about Murder at the U from ESPN's 30 for 30 podcasts. Join me to get that done and more is true crime author, TV journalist, and host of.

These are their stories podcast, my husband and love of my life, my favorite nursemaid, Kevin Flynn. Hello, Kevin.

Hello, Rebecca. Thanks for helping me through yet another week of deathly illness. I super appreciate it. Oh, you're welcome. I'm finally better. Also with us is private investigator, certified pet detective, resident

cat lady, and author of the Piper Green series of cozy mysteries, Laura Bricker. Hi, Laura. Hey, Rebecca.

And finally, all the way from Venencia, Spain, author of a

city trilogy host of Rip Current, more like ancient phalions, and the podcast, soon to be a major

motion picture, Strange Arrivals. Toby Ball, K Pasa, Toby. Hey, Rebecca. So, Kevin, this is Thursday's

program. It is. What's coming up next week on Crime Writers on? So on Monday, we're going to talk about the documentary series on HBO Max. It's called Murder and Glitterball City. Ooh. And then on Thursday, the podcast series we're discussing is from Pushkin. It's called Valley of Shadows. Oh, another Pushkin one that we can hate. Are we going to have to listen to fucking Malcolm Gladwell five times an episode? There's a button on your app and it goes fast forward. So you can skip through the ad. Hi, I'm Malcolm Gladwell. Talk to any of our listeners. They know exactly where the fast forward button is. All right, all right. By the way, we have not been a big fan of a lot of the Pushkin podcast that we reviewed. There's that one about all the murders in Malibu that every year like we're like, this could be good. And then we're always like, why? Yeah. So it's nice that they keep sending us their stuff to review. I appreciate that. They're tough. I appreciate their toughness. Before we talk about the sports documentary that we're about about, murder, can we just talk briefly about what is definitely going to be the next season of Broomgate, the podcast? Oh, yeah. So, Kevin, you don't know about this. No, no, no, no. Maybe by the time this comes out, everybody will know. Oh, it's been, This has already been in the news. It's all over the place.

Oh, is it all over the place?

Well, New York Times, ESPN.

One of the Canadian curling teams are cheaters.

Oh, no.

Mark Kennedy.

Yes.

And what he's doing is he's pushing the rock and then, like, lower, he said, you seem to do a second push with his finger.

What? And they were playing.

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