Hello and welcome back to True Crime Guys podcast. Special headlines and shenanigans edition. I'm your host Michael

And I think I saw Andy around here in the studio somewhere. I'm still over here. Oh, it's like it's like a different

Contents over here. It really is man. It really is. It's weird not sitting at the same table. I know right?

It's like it's like toast like just a completely different. It's a whole different vibe now. It's a different dynamic

people. It's a different dynamic people. It's a different dynamic. But here on headlines and shenanigans, guys, it's a show that we do once a month

here on the free platform in place of our typical TCG content, which you can find on our patreon patreon.com slash true

crime guys. And in this week's episode on patreon, we talked about the Christian identity movement. We gave you guys a

little more than a rundown. They're basically a religious ideology popular among extreme right wing circles. And followers

believe that white Europeans are descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. And their beliefs view Jews as satanic

offspring and all non-white people. They refer to them as mud people. So yeah, it was a fun discussion of hate. Wouldn't you say Andy?

Mud people. I kept thinking of like the South Park like crab people look like crab. It's a

as our cult cases typically are, it's a pretty insane episode. But here on headlines and shenanigans, we got two pretty

crazy cases themselves. Honestly, we're pretty excited. We're going to talk about Tupac because if you haven't heard,

if you live under a rock, his killer was arrested or at least one of them and one of them, the only one alive. And also Natalie

Holloway, if you haven't heard about that. Also, what are you doing? I'm just kidding. But Andy's going to give us the

rundown on those as they always does here on headlines. So what do you got Andy? What do you want to start with?

Well, I think we're going to start with, I think we're going to start with some Tupac Michael. I think we're going to start with Tupac.

Because I think this was, we're kind of doing headlines as almost like a monthly recap of some stuff now. And we're doing like weekly small

things. We're doing some of the bigger cases of a month. So Tupac's kind of, it kind of happened earlier in the month

about a few weeks ago now. So it's a little bit more fresh, it's less fresh than Natalie Holloway. So we'll leave the

Natalie Holloway stuff for the later part. Michael, we're going to talk about the case of Tupac Shakur, which I'm sure you're

very familiar with. I know I was. We were both younger when it happened, but it's been permeating the pop culture ever since.

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