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Welcome to Women in Crime Reconsidered, where we're going back through our catalog and revisiting

cases and bringing new insights or updates. Today's episode is number three, Canadian serial killer

Carla Hamulka. I would say I don't know if listeners know this, but I bet they do by now that I teach

a class in serial killers. And next to, I'd say, Eileen Warnos,

Carla Hamulka is probably the most requested female serial killer. Yes, I think if anyone's

listened to the show more than a handful of times, they'll know that that's your focus area.

We talk about it quite often. Okay, that's true. People know that I teach that.

Now, on today's case, after the episode, be sure to stick around for a con- We talk about it quite often. Okay, that's true. In a good way. People know that I teach that.

Now, on today's case after the episode, be sure to stick around for a controversial talk about privacy.

And hear about why this case made teenage Amy and Meg's dreams come true.

But for now, let's hear our original coverage of the Carla Hamulka story.

This is episode three, the Carla Hamulka story.

Music Hi, Amy. Hey, Megan. So I'm really excited to cover my case. I know that we sometimes begin by why we chose the case that we chose. And this one is one in which I really have substantial questions about the justice system, about personality disorders.

This one almost has it all.

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