Hi there I'm Amara Kofer and I'm the host of Black Girl Gone and this podcast I tell the stories of missing and murdered black women and women of color in America.

I want to bring light and awareness to all of these powerful stories.

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Hello, ready, welcome to a brand new episode of the Casual Kulin is with me, your host, Simon, and an episode written by Emma,

thank you so much, Emma, the Bender House of Horrors.

For one of the show, if you're new here, one of my writers, Rise from me, I've never read it before.

We're just going to explore it together, dear audience.

We're going to do a little bit of crime.

I mean, not literally, we're going to read about crime.

We're not going to do crimes.

There will be no crimes done. As far as you're aware, allegedly let's crack on. My dad once told me that there's only one rule in the Wild West. You never ask a person

their name or where they came from because many of them are trying to escape a life of crime

back east.

It's really good that your dad prepared you for the Wild West and my dad didn't give

me any preparations about the Wild West and I just feel vastly unequipped for life in the modern world.

Of course, since he was born in the 1960s and lived in South Africa his whole life, his superior knowledge of life in the Wild West came from Louis Lamour's books and the old Western movies my grandmother used to watch.

My knowledge of the Wild West only consists of assumptions I made based on pop culture, movies,

the TV series Westworld, and the game Red Dead Redemption, so I'm not very knowledgeable

about it either. Still I think most of us have heard

of infamous outlaws like Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Budge Cassidy, and the Apache Kid. Yes, indeed, mostly

because I've made probably videos about all of them.

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