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The purpose of this episode is very similar to what we did in our first bonus episode. That

is ultimately just to give more insight into what it's been like working on this case

and making a podcast on it. In that first bonus episode, I interviewed our producer, Jessica,

who's been a tremendous help in investigating and making this podcast. As a reminder, she's

a local to Brown County, Ohio, has spent most of her life in that area. I felt it important

to talk with her and get her insight on the case as someone who's been around it and

known about it for some time now. In this episode, I want to flip the script on that.

Now we're much further into our investigation. We're much further into the podcast.

I thought it'd be nice to have Jessica instead interview me for this one so that you all

can learn more about what it's looked like from my perspective.

Okay, Dennis. You had a very, very successful season one of Culpable. I've got to know

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