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Is it a sin?

Is it a crime?

Loving you dear like, like I do.

If it's a crime, then I'm guilty.

Guilty of loving you.

Hello, hello.

You're listening to Criminal Broads, a true crime podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

I'm your host, Tori Telfer, and I just wanted to say thank you guys so much for all the emails you sent me, the emails of sympathy for the cockroach encounter in my recording

studio closet that I shared with you last time. Just kidding, none of you emailed me

about it, feeling a little bit abandoned, feeling alone with my cockroach. It's okay. I can

forgive. I do have a listener email to read, though. This one is from a listener in South Africa,

Tolita. She has been listening since at least

2021. And she is a doctor. And she emailed me something about the last episode about Dr. Lisa Tsung.

She says, the thing that strikes me about Lisa Tsung is her sheer callousness. I don't think she was

cold or calculating. She was just callous.

And she goes on to say, you mentioned the jury was mostly female, which makes me wonder whether

her sentence may have been especially harsh, being judged by other women and mothers.

I think that's a great point. As any of us who are women know, nobody can be meaner to a woman than another woman. And yeah, mothers on the jury would have made the case especially emotional for those women. I think it's a good point. As we noted in the last episode, her sentence was very different from other people being tried for similar crimes.

So anyway, thanks Tolita for emailing.

Okay, we are going to go to France today.

Just for a minute.

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