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This season of Killer Sike has been wonderful for me. I've gotten to review cases I hadn't seen in a while and examined new ones.

I learned a lot doing the research for these episodes, most of which I passed on to you.

There's always a push and pull in true crime. Did we go too far in describing the brutality of the crime?

Were there enough details for the audience to understand the crimes and the psychology? And also, which sources are most trustworthy and will help us tell you about the killer?

For this week's episode, I want to discuss some of the cases we've covered this season. So I've asked my producer Julie to talk with me about the cases that affected us the most.

Which ones taught us the most and which ones were the hardest to do?

The first one was the one that I've been talking about.

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At the end of the show, we ask them for a word that they'll be happy never to hear again.

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From Wondery and Tree Fort Media, I'm Candice DeLong and this is a special episode of Killer Siky.

My producer Julie and I talk about crime together pretty much every day.

We put in a lot of research and time into each episode and I'm not going to lie. Some of them hit us much harder than others.

Today, Julie and I will discuss the things we learned, the things we missed and what it's like to do a true crime podcast.

This episode is part one of two in what we've learned so far, season one.

Candice, you've had a really long and amazing career. Why did you choose to do a podcast?

I would be talking with someone about a story, a crime story, things I knew and for years people would say, oh my gosh, you sound like an encyclopedia.

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