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It's a voice that will send shivers down your spy. Stand off with police. Wanted fugitive. Step 19 times. The suspect lowered the victim into the war. Biggest legal dramas in Hollywood. Today is a major way to show what the system can do. This is true crime tonight. This is true crime tonight.

I'm your host, Michelle Lorry, and I'm here with my producers, Matthew Tankard, and

Ruby Bartses.

Hey, we're here every Sunday night from 6 to 7.

We'll bring you the latest headlines, true crime book and documentary recommendations

and interviews.

This is a true crime show, though, don't forget, so it's not

suitable for kids. Coming up later this hour, we'll talk to you Canadian true crime host,

Christy Lee. She's actually an Australian woman, but she's lived in Canada for a very long time,

and she podcasts about their crimes. She's going to tell us about the case of Connie Grandinetti.

But up next, the latest breaking true crime

news with Ruby. In crime news this week, three people were found dead in Sydney, including

a woman and two children aged four and 12. It's alleged the 47-year-old man whose charged with

domestic violence murder was the father and full-time carer of their two sons who had severe

autism.

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