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Hello and welcome, you're tuned into the best and true crime talk radio. This is True Crime Tuesday. I'm your host, Dave Schrader along with me as always. Tim Dennis, hello Tim. Hello there.

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Tim, when celebrities make the news, it's surprising at times and somehow it is no longer surprising.

As a matter of fact, sometimes they make the news with some halacious and attention grabbing headlines and then kind of vanish into the background.

Which, again, what does that say? Does that say that, well, that's because we're so bored by celebrities? I can't say it's that, right? There's a million networks and news channels that are dedicated to covering news stories and a salacious tales of celebrities.

Or is it that we've just become kind of numb to it? You know, you hear it goes in one ear kind of out the other, like bubblegum, you know, for the brain.

Why do you think there's like that weird disconnect when it comes to that kind of crime?

I think part of it is, is we spend a lot of time covering celebrities. I mean, not only do you have half an hour programs that are dedicated to every single move that celebrities make, but I think we spend so much time going in depth with every little move that celebrities make.

They've been humanized. So I think when they do commit acts that are somewhat infamous, we're titillated by it. We want to know more about it. But it, it, it, to us, is just another human being. I think we've, we've humanized celebrities enough that it doesn't put us in awe anymore.

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