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Welcome to Trichron to go. What can I get for you?

It's almost Valentine Day, so I'm thinking something romantic, but sprinkle in a little evil.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to true crime to go. I am John here by myself today. Jamie is still at home,

recuperating from the flu.

Bless his heart, I think his entire family has had it. It's been awful in Kentucky.

Schools are near record lows in attendance because of the flu. Somehow my family's managed to stay away.

It's just a matter of time. But we do have a crime story for you today, but it'll just be me reporting it.

But I thought, you know, love is in the air.

Valentine's Day is coming up soon.

And hopefully, if you're a lady, hopefully you are going to be well taken care of and loved

on and all that.

But I want to talk to you about a dirt bag because there is nothing that is supposed to be

more important in a young woman's or a young man's life than their wedding, especially

for some reason my daughter, who is not even a teenager yet, has been dreaming of this big day

and I've been dreading it but there was a man

who owned a wedding venue the man's name was Jason Lottman he is 41 years old and he is the owner

or was the owner of Champaign Manor what a great name but this was a wedding venue in

Monroe North Carolina. But things

looked amazing from the outside. This place was absolutely gorgeous. It was a sprawling

mansion. It had a beautiful landscape yard where you could get married and people were paying

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