Hey guys, John and I here. You haven't heard from us in a long time, but that's because

we've been working on season four of Criminal Conduct. But in the meantime, John Taylor

has been working on a project for his other podcast, Twisted.

Yeah, I've got a seven part series about Rebecca Barsati as a woman who died in Montana

and her case is still technically unsolved and just working with her family and trying

to come to some kind of resolution as to what happened and what exactly is going on in

this rural county in the middle of Montana.

So today we are going to play that first episode of Twisted and to listen to the rest of it,

of course, you have to go listen to it on the twisted feed. So find that wherever you

get your podcast, but stick around to the end of the episode because we're going to

play you a clip of Criminal Conduct season four, getting away with murder.

This by their very nature are not facts. They cannot be proven right or wrong. None of

the individuals mentioned in this podcast series are official suspects or persons of interest

unless they have been identified as such by the appropriate law enforcement entity.

The use of allegedly, supposedly, and other similar words are designed to indicate a lack

of commitment or a less than definitive nature associated with the assertion. Also, some

of the episodes in this series may have a disproportionate amount of profanity.

David is a playwright. He is a storyteller and David can create the scene ahead of time

and tell you all about it. And four weeks later, it happens and you're going,

we're all in there. Did he notice? And I told him, I said, my best description of David

is a squirrel. I said, because you see a squirrel run up a tree and then it hops from branch

to branch to branch to branch and you forget what tree that squirrel started at. And then

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