Hey everybody welcome back down stairs to the dungeon once again for the latest

installment of Cold Case Murder Mysteries.

I'm your host Ryan Krauss in today's episode is part four, the final chapter of the

West Memphis 3 series, so please feel free to send me your feedback about which true crime case you want to do next.

I'm open to everything except Elliot Roger, Luca Magnota, and Albert Fish, but normally partial to

high profile cases where I can offer a fresh perspective.

My download numbers say that's what the audience likes most, doing those types of cases in

series, but again, please let me know your thoughts.

And beyond that, I'm starting to field as many questions about me as I am about the

podcast, which is really charming, so thanks for reaching out and learning more.

But with that said, I'd like to do a Q&A episode in the near future where all of you have an opportunity

to submit questions to me that I'll answer on the show.

They can be about anything, from true crime to physics to the effects of smashing beer cans on your head, which I think actually qualifies as physics, but you get the idea.

Whatever it is, I'll find a way to provide some strange insight you likely haven't considered yet.

Finally, I want to make a few notes. strange insight you likely haven't considered yet.

Finally, I want to make a few notes about last week's episode containing the initial Jesse

Miss Kelly confession that was recorded at the West Memphis Police Department in June

of 1993.

Of course, I made the comparison of the predator being like a rattlesnake, and I just want to backtrack

to that for a moment to see if anybody picked up on a certain element of Jesse's words that's very revealing.

And that's this.

Jesse mentioned several times to the detectives that the only thing Damien asked him after

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