10-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes.

What you are about to hear is real and violent in nature.

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This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to the brief and bingeable, true crime podcast, 10-minute murder. I'm Joe the host, and thank you for being here. Before we get going with today's story, let me let you know that there is a big chubby dog sleeping in this room. You might hear some snoring. She might wake up, look out the window, and decide to bark at absolutely nothing.

So if you hear something weird, that's what it is.

I usually make her leave because she's so unpredictable, but I'm going to let her stay this time.

Oh, then she woke up.

We may be in trouble.

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You ever look at someone and just know they're really good at algebra? Today we're talking about the butcher baker, Robert Hansen,

and he looks like he was doing A-square plus B-square-equal-C-square for fun in his free time.

But he wasn't.

He was busy hunting and murdering women.

Yeah. There's nowhere in the world that compares to the vast and untouched Alaskan wilderness. Alaska has the lowest population density of all 50 states,

making it an ideal spot for those seeking quiet and peace.

For fishermen, game hunters, and wildlife enthusiasts,

it's a paradise offering endless opportunity.

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