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I am Meg and my sounding board,

Connie is gonna tell us about the wolf of Moscow today.

Well, after the last Jachem-Croll episode, I needed to do something like a little less, know still traumatic it was a lot like who's but just like

less once again Meg and I are doing our tour of Europe and of sorts.

So through the end of this month, I believe.

And honestly, it's a trip that we're probably going to have to

revisit in the future because Europe. Let me just tell you that Meg and I talked

about this before we recorded. You guys do not have the frequency of murders that good

old United States does, but they're like a lot. They're gross. Like a lot. They're gross. I mean, in all fairness, the United States has plenty of disgusting monstrous creatures lurking in its shadows but I agree you do too Europe yeah you guys do too too

Don't let anyone tell you different, babe.

You guys do you. You're special.

Just like us.

So tonight we're going to talk about the Wolf of Moscow, Vassili Comorov, and when searching this case, I can't remember what I was googling, you know how like you always start like, you start on Google like looking for cases. I typed in why and I can't

remember what I was where I was going because I laughed so hard that the first thing

that came up was why are there so many serial killers in Russia and I was like same like why are there so many serial killers in the United States?

Someone could find that out for me. That'd be great. So that was troubling. And I should preface this with saying. I am not like in a glass or I'm not like sheltered from the world.

I know what is going on. I want you guys to understand we plan these cases out like weeks and weeks in advance so I was already

committed to this case before everything else in the world started going on so

don't come at me then just letting you guys know.

I mean, it is about a murderer in Russia, which,

hmm, things.

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