Content warning. This episode contains discussion of murder.

Today on the cheat sheet we're going to be talking about three different cases,

one out of Pennsylvania, one out of Missouri, and another out of South Carolina. I'll bet you'll guess what that one is.

And they all have received some media attention, some certainly more than others, but I think each of them presents some sort of

interesting issues in crime to speak about. Whether it's social media, rushes to

judgment, or issues of fair trials.

My name is Anya Kane. I'm a journalist.

And I'm Kevin Greenlee. I'm an attorney.

And this is the Murder Sheet.

We're a true crime podcast focused on Original Reporting, Interviews, and Deep Dives

into Murder Cases.

We're The Murder Sheet.

And this is The Cheat, patios, and persuasion. So, Oh, Why don't we start with this case you were telling me about that came from Pennsylvania that

certainly is getting a lot of attention lately. Well this is one that's

interesting to me because it touches upon weirdly enough some issues of social media and new media specifically around YouTube.

So while there's certainly disturbing political and crime-related implications for the case, there's also a wider context there.

And I think you're the one who actually found this one, so I appreciate you flagging it with me

because it is interesting, albeit very disturbing. so this starts with a man named

Justin Moan he I think I'm saying his name right if not I apologize but he

uploads an episode a 14 minute video clip to YouTube of himself talking titled

Moans militia call to arms for American Patriots he's attacking president Joe Biden he's spouting all kinds of conspiracy theories so you're thinking right now a YouTube video

Yeah, so at this point this sounds like a lot of videos that you're apt to see on YouTube.

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