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Welcome to True Crime Brewery, Tie Grabbers.

I'm Jill as usual, and with me is...

And I'm Dick. I like the intro.

So Anthony Garcia seemed to have made it. He'd overcome a severe learning disability to earn a medical

degree from the University of Utah. After that, he was admitted into the pathology program

at Creighton University. However, he washed out

of that program and the two that followed. Garcia seemed to have weathered these setbacks,

but then four murders were committed five years apart, and all four of the victims had ties to

Creighton University's pathology program.

So were the murder somehow connected?

It was difficult to believe that someone could have held a deadly grudge for so long.

So join us at the quiet end for what we're calling the grudge.

As we dissect this fascinating case, we'll tell you about Anthony Garcia's

childhood, his difficulties in medical school and residences, which were very bizarre,

and the unhinged life Garcia was living when the murders were committed. And as always,

Dick has a beer. We have a Nebraska beer called Vanilla Bean

Fathead from Nebraska Brewing Company. This is an American barley wine. It's 11.5% alcohol by

volume. So again, it's one of those share beers. I'm not going to drink this all by myself.

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