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Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill.

And I'm Dick.

So in the quiet hills of Springville, California, there was a cold-blooded murder that shattered the illusion of a perfect world.

The lives of a wealthy rancher, a beautiful woman, and a charming stranger with a dark past collided, resulting in a twisted series of disquieting incidents.

So this is more than a true crime story.

It's a story of manipulation, survival, and really the power of persuasion.

Join us today for twisted affection.

We're delving into the chilling case of Hope Masters and G. Daniel Walker,

a man who posed as a charismatic friend, but was a psychopathic

sexual predator, a fugitive, and a remorseless killer. So we're peeling back the

layers of deception, exploring the psychology of criminal and victim, and asking ourselves, how much can one person really control the actions

and the feelings of another person? And while we do this, we're drinking something called

Scorpion Bowl? A nice IPA from Stone Brewing. It's an American IPA with a 7.5% alcohol by volume. Nice beer. Not one that you'd necessarily

think of as a West Coast IPA, but still have a very good beer. Pretty brass color,

medium-sized white head that stays around the whole time you're drinking, a ton of lacing on

the sides of the glass, nice aroma, tropical fruit, a little bit of pine resin, taste of mango and pineapple with some

pine at the end of the swallow.

Pretty nice beer.

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