We at 1159 Media are so proud to announce season 2 of Chase Ellerman's award-winning show

Almost Fiction. Almost Fiction is based on real events.

It's a podcast where we try to imagine what it was like in the moments where some of the worst crimes occurred.

Using facts, reports, and evidence, we attempt to reconstruct what the crime scenes might

have looked like as the crimes themselves were happening.

So from everybody at 1159 Media, we really hope you enjoy this curated episode from the previous

season of almost fiction, and if you want to check out season two, it is out now.

Hugs.

Not too long ago, I told the tale of Spencer Cox, a murderer who gets to spend his days as a free man.

Well, as free as you can get with an ankle monitor strap to you.

That man who admitted to killing two women and is the suspect in another 20-plus homicides gets to spend his days among us.

He gets to breathe fresh air and go where he wants to, within reason of course.

We have to sit, wait, hope that he doesn't kill again.

Hope he doesn't relapse and brutally beat to death another victim who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

But, with our next subject, our next antagonist, we don't have to worry.

He is not only no longer on the streets where he stalked,

kidnapped, and then murdered at least 10 people that we know of,

but he is no longer among us, period.

You see on May 22nd, 2019, he had his last meal of roast beef, bacon, french fries, and soda. The next day he was put to death by

lethal injection in the state of Florida for the crimes he had committed.

And even though he is no longer a threat to anyone, his memory lives on, especially in the hearts

and minds of those who got away, those who still see his face in their minds in their nightmares. The round chubby face of of Bobby Joe Long. I'm Chase Ellerman and welcome to almost fiction. Chapter 1.

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