This is True Crime Kids. The And we are back, Joe.

We're fucking back.

I'm so excited for this.

Yeah, I can tell.

When we, the ending of this, when we left Wayne Nance in part one, Joe, he had just murdered and raped one of his good friend's mother and had gotten away with it.

He had been practicing Satanism, interested in Satanism, living in the trailer with his parents,

and he had just graduated high school and was ready for the real world.

Now, I will say, Joe, real quick, that I did forget to mention in part one,

that the book that I read for this episode was To Kill and Kill Again by John Coston.

And it's great. It's a great book, very detailed book,

very kind of cut and dry, just the kind of book that I like to use for an outline. And of course,

there was a billion newspaper clippings from newspapers.com that I used to write this episode. So there you go.

You got anything you want to add about Wayne Nance before we jump back in here?

No, no. I think that we're, that first episode, the first part is always like, you know, just kind of getting into it, getting acquainted with, you know, the person in the background and stuff. Yeah. It's always the second part that I feel like I'm. This time is no different. Okay. It's going to get like a way worse before it gets better. Well, and I don't know if it ever gets better, Ken. I mean, I've been doing this for a little while. You're going to walk away from this episode feeling good.

Okay. Okay. And I think the listener will too.

Good. These are the emotions you're going to feel throughout this episode.

In this order. Anger, frustration, sickness, more anger, disgust, creeped out, more anger, and then worry, concern, and then desperation,

and then relief, and then happiness.

Okay.

That's going to be the order of operations for emotions on the listener tonight.

All right.

Well, I wrote those down, so I'll hold you to it.

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