10-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

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Ten-minute murder.

I'm Joe.

Thanks for being here.

And be sure to subscribe because coming up this Sunday, it's another serial killer Sunday.

I'll be telling you all about a Toronto serial killer that is the most deadly in the city's history.

He was only pretty recently captured because he was very good about hiding his victims.

At spoiler alert, he used flowered planter boxes to do that.

So that's coming up this Sunday on serial killer Sunday.

But today, you're going to hear about a double homicide that is disturbing,

confusing, and the majority of it, you'll hear directly from the killer's own mouth.

February 10th, February 13, 2016, one of the coldest nights in years in Branchburg, New Jersey.

20-year-old Ezra Simon Daniels, who lived with his grandparents, Lewis and Beatrice Simon, had a pretty ordinary evening. He had pizza at home in the living room. He practiced his guitar, and he went to bed.

Just before 6 a.m., he woke up. He was in his grandfather's Audi. The engine was still running

in the parking lot of Walmart. He's wearing shorts, a t-shirt,

no shoes, and covered in blood. But not his own blood. He doesn't know how he got there,

and he doesn't know what happened. So he called 911.

Reddington, this is Somerset County with a transfer. I have a caller on the line. So he called 911. Redington.

This is Somerset County with a transfer.

I have a caller on the line, Ezra.

He's in an Audi in the parking lot of Walmart.

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