This is true crime.

And we are back once again for Part 3 of Joseph Callenger. Now I know that the last two

episodes I've been saying this would be a three-parter. No, I've been saying it. But I was wrong.

It's only a two-part. I want to give the listeners, it is not, it's a two-parter, there want to give the listeners it is not it's a two-part

or there's not gonna be a part three. Bong! How does our song go? Bong? I haven't heard it since like episode three so I it goes

I know it starts out like baa rea mamam mamam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam mam m mam i don't think that's it either

this is true crime, Kent.

Who let me do the intro?

Boats and pains.

I give the listeners a peek behind the curtain of TCK here for a second let you see the

What is it what's it what was it in the Wizard of Oz? It was just an old man right behind the curtain in the Wizard of Oz

Little yeah old dude give you a peek behind the curtain and the Wizard of Oz? A little, yeah.

Little dude.

Give you a peek behind the curtain.

Typically a TCK outline runs about 25 pages

after I'm done writing it.

And that translates to roughly about two hours of audio after it's edited, shout out to chase.

Last night, however, I did think this was going to be a three-parter but last night however after I wrapped up

completely wrapped up riding part three I realized it was 47 pages.

Oh and that would translate to almost four hour, a four hour episode here.

47.

And I can see just by Jess's eyes that she is not excited about that.

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