I'm Anya, and today we're returning to our true crime truths format to discuss some topics within true crime that we think are interesting.

Content warning, this episode contains discussion of murder, including the murder of children.

So this is our second ever episode of true crime truths, and this is kind of a format that we started where we're just sort of riffing on different topics in true crime that we find particularly

interesting. And we hope that you find them interesting too. Do people like this format? I don't know.

They're not here. I can't ask them. Have we gotten any response at all, either pro or con?

I think we have gotten some pro. So that was enough. Let the cons fly. No. You know, I think, I mean, here's the thing. For me, when I'm immersed in true crime. So I like to think about the high picture, a high level big picture kind of takes on this stuff. Yes. And I like to talk about that with other people. So I think some people who are, you know, kind of also immersed in true crime, they might find this interesting or kind of, you know, even if you're, even if you're not, it can be an interesting way to kind of think about some of these issues because we kind of see them come up again and again. And basically, unless people tell us not to do something, we're just keep doing it. Honestly, a lot of the times they tell us not to do something, we're just keep doing it.

Honestly, a lot of the times they tell us not to do something, we're going to do it anyway.

I mean, we certainly are guided by our audience's interests, but I think many people in our audience trust us to go in a direction that they'll find interesting and not too objectionable.

Sometimes people listen to all of our episodes. Sometimes people listen to certain case coverage. Sometimes people listen to all of our episodes. Sometimes

people listen to certain case coverage. Sometimes people listen to a mix. And whatever, wherever you're

at. I understand it. I may be wrong, but there may be people who never listen to us at all.

That's true, too. The dominant faction. All right.

So shall we get into...

Let's do it.

Basically, the way we did this one is that until a few moments ago, Kevin and I didn't

know what the other one was going to talk about.

So we're kind of springing these topics upon each other.

And we figure that might be...

Might lead to some interesting discussion.

My name is Anya Kane. I'm a journalist.

And I'm Kevin Greenlee. I'm an attorney.

And this is The Murder Sheet.

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