Hey, everyone, we still have some spots left on our trip to Chile in Argentina. We are going from

February 27th until March 5th, 2025, and we are nearing the deadline to sign up. We'll be going on

cable cars in Santiago, wine tasting, we'll visit the historic city of Valparaiso, and then we're going to

cross the Andes to be in Mendoza in time for

the annual grape harvest festival. Additionally, Josh Laney and I are going to host breakout groups

on how to get started on podcasting, as well as some discussion of true crime topics.

It's really a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and in my family, we tend to focus

on experiences over things when we're giving gifts, so we're much more likely to get the kids

a pool pass for the summer, or concert tickets, or even elements of a trip for the holidays.

And this philosophy isn't just for kids. This trip is my Christmas gift to

myself, and I will be thanking myself for it for years to come. The company we're using offers

payment plans, and the link is in the show notes that'll get you to the pricing, what's included,

how to sign up, how to apply for financing if needed,

and all of the information that you could ever need or want. But if you have more questions,

feel free to just email me. So again, check the show notes for that link. When teenagers do something very bad, it's normal to look for where the blame should be placed.

Was it the parents or the bullies at school or bad influences?

In one case out of Ohio,

the blame was placed on a violent influence

that came from video games.

I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

Hello and welcome to Crime Lines.

This case that I'm covering today, the coverage of it was inspired by a case I did for my Patreon show Beyond the Files. That case was from the early 1990s, and of course, it had to have a passing mention of satanic cultists. It wasn't a big part of the

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