Slow Burn Media and Bill Huffman present Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

Hello and welcome to episode 128 of Who Killed. I am your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media podcast.

Thank you so much for tuning in. I hope you've had a great week. And with all the

negativity that's been going on in the world, I wanted to change up this week's format and bring

something that wasn't such a downer as some episodes can be. If you've followed me on Twitter

over the past two years, you will have realized that I have become obsessed

with audiobooks. And I probably consume about three books per week. I, of course, at first,

devoured some of the best true crime books. Then I branched out to fiction. And that's not what I want

to talk to you about today. I actually want to talk to you about the crime books, because again, this is a crime show.

But again, I said this wasn't going to be a downer episode.

So I have mixed in a few different titles that don't require somebody getting murdered.

Crime was committed, but it was just not that particular crime.

And again, these are arranged in no particular order,

but I assure you that I found something great about each of these books and something I think

that each and every one of you will find great. If you love true crime podcasts, I so strongly

recommend you check out the Overdrive or Libby app where you can listen to

audiobooks for free as long as you have a local library card.

And I'm not kidding when I tell you this app has provided me thousands of hours of free

entertainment and knowledge.

Here's my short PSA.

Go get a library card from your local library.

It's free, and it's fantastic.

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