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This is 10-minute murder, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast. I'm Joe, the host,

and apparently it's my first time on a microphone. I started talking before my mouth was close to it. Thanks for being here today, and I know you heard the disclaimer just a second ago, but I need to tell you again, if you've got a queasy tummy, this may not be the episode for you today. It's gross. Is there anything past this point? It's kind of on you. Before I gross you out, let me take a moment to invite you

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sure that they like true crime.

I've made that mistake before, talking about serial killers with like normal people.

It doesn't go well.

The story today is about Ricky Casso, who was also known as the Asset King.

The murder happened in 1984, and it was during a time that we now call the satanic panic.

When grown-ups were freaking out about the type of music people were listening to and the games they were playing,

if you were listening to Black Sabbath or Judas Priest or Ozzy Osbourne ACDC,

just a huge list of those hard rock bands, or if you were playing Dungeons and Dragons.

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