This podcast is an unscripted, unedited conversation about true crime. We take the cases very

seriously, but I don't take myself seriously at all, and neither should you. Welcome to wife of

crime. So, Russ, there are so many cases that we've covered that boggle our minds, But at the end of the day, we can come to a

solid conclusion. We can wrap the thing up. Well, this is not one of those cases. The more you

dissect this one, the less it makes sense. So I'm going to take you on a journey, and I think you'll be shocked by how this all plays out.

This is the insane murder of Robert Wong.

Thank you. Hi guys. Just want to give a little disclaimer in the beginning. Not really a trigger warning, but I know some of you guys listen to us with your kids in the car, and I'll just let you know that over the next two episodes, this one and the next one, we are going to be

talking about some pretty sexually explicit things throughout these episodes. So I just wanted

to give you a heads up, give you a warning, you know, listen with caution for yourself or anybody that this might not be completely appropriate for. Okay, here we go.

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to Wife of Crime, a true crime podcast where I tell my husband Russ, true crime stories and he reacts to them.

What are folks, Your boy, Russ,

AKA, I feel like it's been a while.

AKA, I work a lot of overtime too.

AKA I'm getting really old.

AKA, that makes me sad.

Okay, so first,

it has been a little bit of a while, not for an episode. We did a Patreon episode last week, but we haven't done a regular episode in two weeks. Oh, you know what it was too? We did that Epstein thing and I felt like I was recording every day. Mm-hmm. I mean, that was literally two months ago, Russ, so I need you to relax.

Well, now every time I sit in front of this microphone, I get PTSD.

What it is, I've run out of words.

Yeah.

You run out of things to say.

Yeah.

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