Hey, crawlspace listeners, it's Tim and Lance. Hey, you may have noticed some changes around here recently.

That's right. Crawlspace is evolving and we're beginning to publish more than just our show.

We're collaborating with several new creators and the goal is to bring you more of what you like about

crawlspace. This is because we've always wanted to support independent creators and by providing them

with a platform that has a built-in audience, they now have a jump on that part of launching a new show, which we know

is extremely difficult, probably the most difficult part of this. So the following audio likely

does not feature me or Lance, but it's crawlspace approved, and we think you'll really enjoy it.

Thanks a lot for listening, everyone.

We really appreciate it.

Good evening and welcome to the other side of midnight, where a true crime meets the unexplained

and the bizarre.

I'm your host, John F. Murr's author, actor, adventurer.

In tonight's special Thanksgiving night episode, we've chosen to focus on crimes that occur inside the very places we live and gather, our homes.

First up, we'll discuss an old case from Germany,

the Inter-Kifec Farm Murder in 1922. We look at the facts in this unsolved case and also examine

the possibility of the culprit being a serial killer from the United States who was behind

a string of other equally gruesome murders.

Then a caller tells us how she moved across Canada with her husband to take up residence in a

beautiful home in an old city, only to discover its shocking and bloody past, as well as its

links to other crimes across the world.

They say home is where the heart is.

Tonight, it's also where the crime is.

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