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Hey you and welcome. My name is Mike. And today, folks, you're listening to the Friday edition of the That Chapter podcast, which means it is a video audio story. Today, it's the story of Denise Huskins.

This is a video I made back in November 22, which, wow, that's crazy. It's actually

that long ago because I remembered a story very, very clearly. It's a weird, terrifying story.

So some of you might be familiar with

this already. It's kind of called the Gone Girl story. It's the story of a woman who was abducted.

The police did not believe her, but it turned out the man behind it was incredibly,

Matthew Mueller, incredibly terrifying, horrifying, horrifying monster. This also kind of gained recent attention with

a documentary on Netflix. I think it was called American American Nightmare. They clearly

just stole my video for their shitty documentary. I'm kidding. Yeah, Netflix documentaries,

folks, what do you think about those Netflix true crime documentaries? They make a lot of them, don't they? I don't actually watch them myself. I don't really like those Netflix

documentaries because they all, it's not that they're bad. I don't think they're bad documentaries,

but they just feel the exact same. Do you know what I mean? It's like they're all shot the same,

they're all edited the same. They all just have this like kind of paint by numbers feel to them.

I mean, I can't talk, I suppose, because I have my own style too.

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