Hi listeners, this is Mike Morford, host of The Murder My Family, and I want to tell you a little bit about

wonder in Bloomberg's hit series The Shrink Next Door, which is moving from podcast to screen.

But you can listen to all episodes right now and hear why Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd

signed on to play the real people in this unreal true story.

Journalist Joe Nasirra investigates a decades-long story of how a New York psychiatrist

deliberately and maliciously took over his client's lives. The most notable victim was a wealthy

businessman named Marty Markowitz. Over the years, Joe got to know Marty and saw directing

clear evidence of how his shrink, like Irish cough, manipulated him and systematically took over his

life. The Shrink Next Door is an incredible jaw-dropping story about how Marty nearly lost everything

to a man he thought was his friend and most trusted confident. It's strangely funny and

totally terrifying at the same time, and it's well worth listening. I'm about to play your

preview of The Shrink Next Door, but while you're listening, make sure to follow The Shrink Next Door

on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, where you can binge the entire series ad-free with Wondery Plus

on the Wondery app. Every neighborhood has a chair of mysteries. We can live our entire lives

and barely know the people just one door down. I have a summer house in Southampton,

a couple of hours outside of New York. This part of the Hamptons is called the Bayside.

It's quiet, peaceful, a place to escape from the city in the hot summer months.

Samson and Jackie Giot have a house on the same street as me.

My name is Jacqueline Giot and we're married 35 years. We married 52 years.

They've been coming here since the 80s. Most of the houses on our street are single-story

with wooden, clappered fronts, but there's one house on the street that stands out.

For starters, it's just bigger than most of the other houses. It's two stories instead of one,

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