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I'm Rebecca Lavoie, and this is Crime Writers On.

Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, a cop patrols Philadelphia's mean streets looking for a serial killer and her missing sister.

We'll talk about the crime series Long Bright River on Peacock. That's her missing sister, not the serial killer's missing sister. We'll talk about the crime series Long Bright River on Peacock.

That's her missing sister, not the serial killer's missing sister.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

As we call it one of them dangly participles, I think. Is that what it's called?

Yeah.

Joining me to get that done and more is true crime author, TV journalist, and host of

these are their stories podcast, my husband and favorite English nitpicker Kevin. Hi Kevin. Hi, Rebecca.

It's home in, not hone in. That's true, yes. That's the thing that we both have a pet peeve about.

And when you riffle through a bunch of papers or rifle through them, riffle is just kind of going,

but rifles like when you throw all the stuff around. That's right. But if you're just going,

like that, you're riffling through the papers.

Fun fact.

Yeah.

Prosecutor Hank Brennan and the Karen Reed case thinks stifle is pronounced stifle.

He's used the word stifle in court a couple of times.

All right. Detective, resident Cat Lady, and author of the Piper Green series of Cozy Mysteries, Laura Bricker.

Hi, Laura.

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