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This podcast is an unscripted, unedited, unedited conversation about true crime.

We take the cases very seriously, but I don't take myself seriously at all, and neither should you.

Welcome to Wife of Crime.

So, Russ, in 2001, a scientist named Robert Schwartz was found dead in his home.

He was a pioneer for DNA research.

Initially, cops thought he was targeted because of his work.

But once the autopsy revealed that he was murdered with a sword that changed everything.

And it turns out this was way more personal.

This is the insane case of Robert and Clara Schwarz. Hello, everyone, welcome back to Wife of Crime, a true crime podcast where I tell my husband Russ, true crime stories and he reacts to them.

What's up, folks?

It's your boy, Russ, aka the best profiler around, aka Mr. Not Me Not Today, aka Man with a van,

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