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Music Welcome to the knife off record.

I'm Pasha Eaton.

I'm Hannah Smith. And today we have two crime stories. One from you, maybe one and a half from me.

Okay. Interesting. One and a half. And then some wrecks. All right. Well, let's get right into it.

Yeah. So I'm really excited about what I have to talk about today. This started when a listener named Nick emailed me.

He'd actually been a listener of the opportunist years before and then a listener of the

knife.

And he reached out and said that, you know, he had this question about this scam that his

father was involved with. and he wanted to get more

information about it. I wanted to see if I could find anything out about it. And you were the

lady for the job. I said, I don't know, I'll try. So we ended up jumping on a video call together,

and I recorded a little bit of what he told me about what he knew about the situation.

And so I'm just going to play a clip here for you.

Great.

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