Hi, I'm Molly Wansel.

And I'm Geoffrey Wansel.

And for the last 16 years or thereabouts we've been having lunch every Saturday and often our conversation turns to murder.

Which is what prompted us to start this true crime podcast called Blood Ties.

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Blood Ties podcast.

I'm Molly Wansel and I'm here with my father, Jeffrey Wansel.

Hello everyone, welcome back.

I have to confess that Molly looks as though she's had a week from hell.

Thanks, Dad.

She's absolutely strung out.

There have been some difficult moments this week, if I'm honest.

And you nearly cried? I did. At one point I did nearly cry. I managed to hold it together. Have you been to see anything interesting? No, I've just been dealing with stressed out people. Well, there's a lot of stressed out people out there. There's not much to see at the moment because it's a summertime.

I want to see Once Upon a Time on Hollywood. Oh, I'm going to that this afternoon. Oh, good for you. I'm going to go and see it at 35mm at Barbican because I'm so cool. Oh, my God. Well, it features places that I love, not least Musso and Frank's Grill on Hollywood Boulevard. Yeah, you took us there when we were.

Which is one of my favourite restaurants in the world.

It's on at your local cinema, the Renoir, and 35 mil. And at 35 mil? Yeah. You need to get yourself down there. I shall take a friend. You should go though, because you always say to to me I'm going to go and see X and then you

never actually do.

No, that one I really will make an effort to go.

Well, I haven't really been to anything this week.

But I have come across a book which I think is very exciting.

It's called Unbelievable and it's by two

Pulitzer Prize winning American journalists T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong. And it's a true story.

A foster girl is being helped to become an adult from a project in Seattle in Washington State.

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