This episode is sponsored by our friends at Best Fiends.

By now, it's no mystery that I love playing Best Fiends.

It's the perfect palette cleanser after I've spent the day writing about serial killers and mass murderers

and gives me a much-needed break.

It's my chance to clear my mind and have a little fun while still keeping my brain engaged. It is a fun and casual

game filled with puzzles to keep you entertained. I'm on level 289 now and have a ton of cute little

critters in my collection. My favorite is pop, but I have to say, Vincent is giving her a run for her

money. One of the best parts of this game is that it doesn't require internet.

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Right now, I'm in the middle of four events and loving the challenges for each of them.

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Remember, that's Friends Without the R. Best Fiends.

There were two more murders, 15 miles away, the R. Best Fiends. There were two more murders. Fifteen miles away. When we survived, they found a telehealth and electricity line here.

A weird. A lot of one investigator is reminiscent of a weird religion.

A cup of murder. On May 15th,

1950, a man was born who, at just 19,

violently raped a woman and tortured her with a cigarette

lighter. Now, you think this crime would have sent him away for quite some time, and as of the

end of his trial, you would have been correct. But for whatever reason, he was released before

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