Strangers, merch is coming.

Oh my god, I'm so excited.

We are doing a super limited spring merch store starting April 21st.

The store will only be open with these special designs for two weeks.

Grab your t-shirts, mugs, pencil cases, hats, and more all with the designs from our design contest winners.

Keep your eyes on our socials and on the website,

www.strangeanonexplainpod.com for the merch store button

and don't miss your chance to grab your strange merch to show everyone you're the coolest kid on your block.

A crime scene is like a memory.

Fragile and easily contaminated.

Get too many people weighing in or trampling through and suddenly not everything is as clear as it might have once been.

The more time that passes, the merrier things get.

Memories, morph, and change, evidence, degrades, important details are forgotten.

People die.

If you want to remember something important, you need to take care and be thorough.

Write it all down as soon after the events as possible with as much detail as you can muster.

And if you want to solve a murder, you need to take care and be thorough.

Noting every detail, searching every inch of the crime scene,

marking down anything anyone there might say.

Amidst the thousands of clues in a family home,

where a girl was found dead in her basement in 1996.

The truth is a needle in a haystack.

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