Hey guys, we already know you're a fan of shocking true crime podcasts. And so we have your next

obsession for you. It's called Families Who Kill, the donut shop murders. This is the unbelievable

yet totally true story of the Macquaries, a family who terrorized small town America by committing

murders, robberies, abductions, and overall general mayhem everywhere they went. This family was

led by the criminal duo of Sherman and his son and little Carl, who along with their family went

on to target people working in donut shops. On Families Who Kill, the donut shop murders,

you'll actually hear the details of that crime spree for the first time from one of the Macquaries,

as well as the detective who tracked them across the country as they left death and destruction in

their wake. We're about to play a brief preview of this show, but while you're listening,

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I thought I've gotten sharpened off this kidnapped cake and, you know, I don't have to worry about that.

So this particular night, I'm not even thinking. If I didn't think I'm right, I think I might

have hesitated, but I wasn't thinking like I should have done. And it's kind of raining,

less like I say, like I say, I created this situation, uh, unconquiously. A store itself sits kind

of out of the way, let them around. It is open, a stop, a went in to get some cigarettes,

and the boss struck me when I walked through the door. She was in there by herself. I looked around,

and there comes Sherman through the door, and I just looked around and I pulled out my gun,

and she looked and started laughing. I told her the same no toy girl. And she looked a hell

low younger than she was. I think she was about 25 years old. At that time, there ain't no way she

looked over 25. Well, she was a hitier than the day is long, and she's laughing like hell.

Now I told her, now they're saying no toy. She said, I know it's not a toy. She said, you know,

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