10-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

Discretion is advised. I came from the mud.

I came from the mud. There's dirt on my hands.

Strong like a tree, there's roots where I stand.

Oh, I've been running from the law.

Welcome to 10-minute murder, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast.

I'm Joe, and before we get going today, let me take a minute and thank you for your support.

I started this podcast as kind of a time killer and a hobby because I love podcasts and I love

the world of true crime but I never dreamed that people would actually like and be so supportive

and the show has grown so much and so fast that I'm truly just thankful and it isn't even

Thanksgiving yet you all that have been sharing and telling people about it is what makes it happen

and I'm truly appreciative.

Even if you haven't told a single person about the show, just continuing to listen is amazing support.

I love you guys, and I'm excited about the future of 10-minute murder.

Okay, so let's talk about serial killers before you make me cry.

It's serial killer Sunday, and if you're wondering what this

country music is all about, well, it fits the theme and the personality of today's killer.

A man walking on the rhinestone road to becoming the next country music superstar, but his

obsession for fast food, fast money, and murder derailed his career.

On serial killer Sunday, we're talking about the fast food killer, Paul Dennis Reed. Paul Dennis Reed. Paul Dennis Reed, as I'm sure you could already have guessed,

has a childhood riddled with abused animals, bullied children, and destroyed property.

A habitual liar, he was impossible to control, even back in the 60s when getting clapped

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