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Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily, the podcast covering high profile and under the radar

cases from across the country every week. We are recording this on February 3rd, 2021. I'm your

host Anna Garcia and our guest today is YouTuber Stephanie Harlow who hosts True Crime videos on YouTube

and has this segment. I love the name. Coffee and crime time. She's passionate about crime,

history and of course giving a voice to the voiceless. Welcome Stephanie. How are you?

I'm great. Thank you so much for having me. I'm very excited that you're here because I love your

perspective. You're so passionate about the cases. You do so much research. As you said,

you're the everyday crime fan, right? And you want to know more and you have the logical, logical

questions. So let's dive into today's cases. Yes. So we've got an update on a really bizarre murder

case of a paranoid tech millionaire Bitcoin guy who was making a bomb shelter because he was

afraid of nuclear war. I know this is a case that you have been following. So I can't wait to hear

your perspective on this one. And I know you've got a lot of details on that one. But first a woman

has been arrested after her roommate was found dismembered in a sealed freezer in the woods near

a national park. What is it with chopping up body parts? I feel like practically every week

we have a new case on someone who's been chopped to bits. I don't understand it because it's not

as if it really helps to hide the identity. Usually when somebody or a law enforcement finds a

dismembered or beheaded body, they're still able to identify that person. So it just seems like

a lot of gruesome work to go through. You have to wonder what the mindset is.

I feel that there's something that goes on in the process of chopping up the body, which is never

easy. Even when you watch movie scenes, it's a messy, difficult, labor intensive job to take

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