Ladies and gentlemen, Anison and Colonos present...

Amal Al RET.

Tracer of Lost Persons, one of the most famous characters of American fiction in one of...

Podcastings.

Most thrilling dramas.

Tonight and every...

Tuesday.

This same time, the famous old investigator takes from his file and brings to us one of his most

celebrated missing persons cases. Tonight's case is entitled, The Case of the Two-Faced Murderer.

You asked it a rocket, it's gone. What are you for? What are you doing? That is not painful by them. That is paid for by the people of Detroit. You might qualify to him now. I'm not qualified for this job. Let me tell you, you want to go right now? Okay? Do you want to go right now? Hey kids, it's your old pal, ML Elric, feeling a little under the weather and not just because I watched both the Michigan State and the Michigan games this weekend, but because, like many of you out there, I'm dealing with a little respiratory infection.

So please wash your hands.

Be careful. And Sean,

Sean doesn't wash his hands after he goes in the bathroom. So I guess there's no point in

telling him, which is why he's quarantining in East Lansing and will join us later this hour

with a report from the field after he meets Jonathan Corvallis Smith, the new head coach at your favorite college football team, the Michigan State Spartans.

John Smith the second.

Certainly everybody who comes to play at Spartan Stadium likes Michigan State Spartan football because they usually leave happy, unfortunately.

And so Sean will be joining us later.

Special guest today is my wife, Tresa Baldus, of the Detroit Free Press, a former

Michigan journalist of the year who's been covering the Ethan Crumbly case.

We are coming up on the two-year anniversary of that tragedy.

And this case is getting so convoluted and so

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