Welcome to Monday Morning Murder in the News with Alyssa Carol.

Good morning, heathens. Happy Murder in the News Monday. So listen, I know, I heard you.

I recorded Friday and it was actually a pretty good one too and saved it and then it was just gone.

But because I'm really bad about deleting out old stuff, I thought that I had found it and then it was just gone. But because I'm really bad about deleting out old stuff, I thought that

I had found it and uploaded it and it turned out to just be a repeat of last Mondays, so I took it

down. Doug and Doug couldn't find it. But to the listener who texted me, who knows me, who let me

know that, thank you so much, because I would

hate to have just a repeat on there. Outside of that, how is everyone, how is your weekend? Mine

has been stressful, but you know, one does what one must to carry on. So I hope everyone behave themselves. Thank you for putting up with us, those that are in the service industry and other various industries that work the weekends. And so as we work our work week, let's be nice to the people that come in. And let's get there this week. It's getting close to the holidays.

Being out in public is just my absolute utter nightmare.

All right, so let's get into the news.

All righty, our first article comes from amp.9news.com.

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This must be coming from Australia. Love my Australian people. 9News.com.a.e.

This must be coming from Australia. Love my Australian people.

The title says,

A Stranger who drove off in car with boy inside

insists it was, quote, right thing to do.

Well, I can't wait to get in here

and see why they think that was okay.

So a stranger who drove off in a car while a five-year-old was inside has insisted he was saving the boy instead of abducting him from a petrol station or a gas station southeast of Melbourne.

A father left his son inside his running car while he ran into

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