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and I don't have a table in front of me, and this is awkward.

How is everybody doing today?

Good, God.

Well, we are Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Arlo.

I'm Derek Lavasser.

Today we're basically filming a Crime Weekly news, which is our shorter segment,

because if you watch Crime Weekly, you know that if we were to do an entire Crime Weekly episode,

we'd all be sitting here for two and a half hours. Yeah. And part of the reason we're covering the case that we're going to cover today is for a few different reasons. Obviously, you're all here. You see how great CrimeCon really is. I think a lot of people still are uncertain of what Kram Khan consists of and I think us spreading

this message and showing all the positive things that can come out of it is really important.

So when I look around Creator Row and I see all the families here who are unfortunately

been affected by tragedy, being able to come to this one event and be able to talk face-to-face

with so many content creators in one space is something

that is absolutely necessary. As a former law enforcement officer, I'm the first person to admit,

we don't always get it right. And we're seeing more and more with the advancements in science

and technology and also content creators and the platforms that they have. And people like you guys were able to solve cases without law enforcement.

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