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0:00.0	Okay, Jessie, last week I got to tell you a wild road trip story and a little undercover action.
0:07.1	I'm back in the listener's seat this week, so what do you have for me?
0:10.6	A marriage between a self-titled tech genius and his Russian doctor wife goes disastrously and then fatally wrong.
0:20.0	I'm Annie Cassette. And I'm Jesse Prey, and then fatally wrong. I'm Annie Kassette.
0:53.8	And I'm Jesse Prey, and this Hi, Jesse. Welcome back everyone to Love Murder, a podcast about schemers, dreamers, and love gone
0:56.0	fatally wrong. Just in case you wanted to find Love Murder on TikTok and Instagram, you can just
1:01.0	go to Love Murder Pod. And on Facebook, you can search Love Murder Podcast and find our page
1:05.6	along with our discussion group. If you are enjoying the show, please Love slash Murder, a five-star
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1:11.4	app. Subscribe and review to help new people discover the show. Also, if you're interested in
1:16.2	supporting the show more directly, head on over to patreon.com slash lovemurter pod, where you can
1:20.7	learn all about the different tiers of support. This week, we are excited to shout out an amazing
1:26.2	new set of patrons, so thank you to M. Mitzi M. Madigan H.
1:31.0	And Angelique M. Jennifer B. Kate R.B. and Jessica.
1:35.5	Jennifer F. K. KDS and Janine M. And Rindy. So yeah, absolutely gutted this week and like gutted in a good way, I guess, from the way you guys all reach out to me about my grandma. So thank you so much. I heard from so many of you guys and it really did make a huge difference. My family is obviously really sad, but we are happy that she is at peace right now. And I'm actually
2:03.6	like in a much better headspace than I was for like the last couple weeks when she was just
2:08.2	having a real hard time. Yeah, absolutely. We're going to always miss Grandma Ellie. I know. And thank you.
2:14.4	Truly everyone from the bottom of my heart. It really meant a lot. And I heard from so many of you guys that also had such great relationships with your grandmothers or had them live into their hundreds. And it still never felt like enough time with them, which is like one thing I said on our Patreon bonus episode that came out yesterday was like, I know it's so crazy to be so upset or emotional when somebody lives such a wonderful
2:35.5	and long life, but, you know, it is never enough. No, especially if they're that amazing.
2:41.8	Thank you guys. And to pay it back, I have a long story for you guys today. This is going to be
2:49.3	a lengthy episode. So I think that we should
2:52.3	get right to it. Yeah, let's get to it, babe. On the day she met Hans Riser in 1998,
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