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Is it a sin?

Is it a crime?

Loving you dear like I do.

If it's a crime, then I'm guilty.

Guilty of loving you. Hello, friends, welcome to episode 31 of criminal

broads, a true crime and history podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

I'm your host, Tori Telfer, true crime writer, and aficionado of summer farmers markets,

despite the fact that every time I enter one, I leave a poorer woman. You guys, oh my goodness,

thank you, thank you so much for listening to the last episode on The Nazi

Killers. I loved hearing your feedback and hearing that the episode also made you want to stand up

on your chair and scream and joy. I got a lot of messages and notes from people saying that the episode made them

cry. I believe the phrase ugly cry was used at least once. I kid you not, when I got those

notes, I would often start tearing up myself. I feel like I was such a raw ball of emotions after doing

those two World War II episodes back to back. So hearing that you were also a raw ball of emotions

made my raw emotions re-triggered. And so know that I was crying in solidarity along with you.

It was also a funny feeling to be like,

oh, I'm so glad the episode made you cry, but I'm sorry that the episode made you cry.

Anyway, it was really great hearing your feedback. I'm really glad you liked it.

You may be happy to note that we are sort of back in our classic true crime world for this episode.

That being said, don't worry, this is not a boring case. This is a very odd case. I doubt many

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