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Hello there welcome Welcome to Sunday Chops. Mickey here and happy Sunday. Or indeed

whatever day you listen to this, insert name of day here. I'm going to say

Ethel so a massively Merry Ethel day to you

smashing listener. Thanks for joining us. Our excellent Hannah and Levy is talking

true crime on the teleboxing this week's chops with Jen and I chipping in.

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So we hope you enjoy that.

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The more people we have listening, the better. Obbs. Right, enough of my absolute waffle. Without further ado. I do. Hannah Dunleavy's outside the box.

So, as promised, we're here to talk about true crime, which unless you don't actually watch TV,

you can't really fail to have noticed the explosion of on our small screens.

But hasn't there always been a

shitload of crime drama and documentaries on TV? I hear you are. Well yes but this

has traditionally been fictional cops chasing fictional villains you know in a

case of the week style or channel 5

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