10-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

Discretion is advised. Welcome to 10-minute murder, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast.

I'm Joe, and thanks for listening.

Are you a subscriber?

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The only thing it does cost is your time.

And I try to be cognizant of that and not waste it.

Which is the exact reason this podcast even exists.

Taking the most interesting true crime cases, breaking them down to the specifics that actually matter, and the details that are curious.

Two quick things to mention before we get started.

First, my dog is in the room with me.

I usually don't do this when she's in the room because she's completely unpredictable.

She might bark at squirrels, she might snore, she might touch her ice-cold nose to the back of my leg, and scare me.

So if you hear something weird, it's probably Harper. So be aware of that. Second, if you're listening to this on the day it's released,

Tuesday, then tomorrow on Netflix, you can watch the newly released documentary about the

2018 murders of Shanan Watts and her two little girls by Chris Watts.

It's called American Murderer, the Family Next Door.

So I imagine that's what we'll all be watching tomorrow.

But today, right now, we're going to talk about the murder of a guy named Ryan Poston.

His girlfriend killed him, and as you'll hear her say for herself, she's not your typical

murderer.

This is the confession of Shana Huber's.

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