Hey everyone. It's John Lordon. And it's Daniel Holland back with another episode of Crime After Crime and it should be a good one.

Yeah, definitely. This one being recorded for

joining both of us here today.

And if you're joining us here on YouTube,

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You can see us. You can actually see me waving and if you're on

audio only just know that I was waving. I'm a friendly guy. That's how it goes. Before we

get started with our crime stories today we have a few things to announce first

of all there is finally an official Twitter account for crime after crime. Insert applause here. It is at crime after pod.

And you can thank some infant one month old baby forgetting the crime after crime

podcast or not podcast but the Twitter account shut down John I'm looking at

you yeah maybe we should just tell that story real quick. So I was setting up the

Twitter account. I was all excited about it. Danielle saw that it was happening.

We started kind of retweeting about it and I was still making changes to the profile and I saw that it had an option for putting your birth date in there and I figured well, you know, this isn't a personal Twitter account, this is for the show, so I want to put the birth date of the show in there.

So I put September 1st, 2018, and all of a sudden the whole screen goes white and there's just this little note in the middle of it that says you've been locked out of your Twitter account.

What the heck is going on?

Underaged.

Yeah, you have to be at least 13 to have a Twitter account, which I think is hilarious because first of all, any 13 year old that knows about that or under 13 year old is just going to lie

about their birthday to open up a Twitter account.

That's really not a great mechanism they have there.

But what I love about it is they assumed that a one month old tried to sign up for Twitter

Keeping up with their baby friends. I don't know I think it's strange too

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