Criminology is a true crime podcast that may contain discussion about violent or disturbing topics.

Listener discretion is advised. Oh, Hello everyone and welcome to episode 321 of the

21 of the criminology podcast this is Mike Morf. How you doing man?

I'm doing good. I'm a little bit under the weather today but I'm gonna give it the old college try here and see if we can cover this episode.

Yeah, you sound a little bit different, but you know, I know you'll make it through.

Yeah, the kids are back in school, so I'm sure they're bringing home some kind of germs and I catch them all.

Yeah, I remember that when my kids were... some kind of germs and I catch them all.

I remember that when my kids were younger and it was just like, I think it's just a

Petri dish going on, right?

You're getting into this new classroom, kids everywhere, but I always had the added

element of my wife being a teacher. So you know all these kids, they want to come up and they want to

hug her and you know she teaches

young kids so they're always wanting to hug her and stuff so she's she's always

fighting off stuff as well. You gotta take the emergency and the vitamins. Yep, absolutely.

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week's case and we're discussing a love triangle that turned violent, leading to a murder suicide that made headlines.

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