Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess in the Truecrime podcast. I'm Carrie. Here with

Sue. Say, hey, Stu. Hey. All right, so we're back this week. We are going to, this is actually our 100th,

oh my goodness, I can't talk, 100th episodes, Stu. Is it now? Yes, it only took us. We did it. Five years,

five and a half years.

I know most podcasts that started around the same time of us have like 300 episodes, but you know what?

We took two and a half years off.

We took a long time off.

We weren't that consistent.

But we've been doing really good since we came back, I will say.

And we're happy.

Many of you are still here. Yes. We missed a couple weeks here and there, but that was due unforeseen, or foreseen.

It was foreseen because we weren't recording them as fast as we should have been.

Yeah.

Well, no, but I mean, there's like, we had like vacations or things, trips, things that went on that we just could not do it.

So anyway, so so yeah this is our

hundredth episodes we're going to do a special episode kind of like our crescent hotel one a little bit

along those lines this one's this was like a something way way way back when back in 1918 we're

going to cover the axeman of new Orleans stew have you heard of this

i have not yes i feel like some people you would have heard of it no you saw it the reason i even

knew about it was because in american horror story in coven remember there was the they called

him the jasmine jman, not Jasmine.

The Jazz Man of New Orleans, I think, because you'll see why in the story, why he was referred to as well as the Jazz Man of Norlands.

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