Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of the casual criminalist.

As always, I'm your host Simon, one of my rights to this case, Matt, has written me a special Halloween episode.

I'm recording this on like the 25th. The odds of us getting this album for Halloween mass, I'm really sorry.

It's been on my recording docking for ages.

I didn't realize it was a Halloween special.

And here we are.

So my apologies.

You probably also get an apology for me fire email.

Unless we magically getting it out on time but I don't know

if that's going to happen my dude. Anyway the format of the show I read it never read it before

let's jump in The Devil made me do it, the Trial of Arnie Johnson.

Who here likes scary movies?

I'll answer that question, Matt.

Not really.

I mean, sort of.

I have a weird relationship with scary movies because it's like I like being, you know, a scary movie.

There's like, I don't like oh something to that but then also

when I'm watching a scary movie I'm like why did I do this to myself I'm just gonna go

to bed and think I can see dead people what the I saw the ring when I was a kid and I just I was scared of looking at

screens for weeks ever since I was a teenager horror and thriller movies have been a

couple of my favorite film genres, from the old classics like

Dracula, Frankenstein and The Invisible Man, to the Slasher Flix like Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday,

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