Content warning, this episode contains discussion of topics like murder and rape.

Well, this week on the cheat sheet, it fell on me to pick the cases.

Anya was otherwise occupied.

She was back doing something, I think, organizing the t-shirts or something, or perhaps actually she was, she was working hard.

So, uh, you don't think the t-shirts are hard work? What, what do you think these, goes into

these ads? Uh, well, she was working hard to come up with an ad for the end of the show. So I'm

really looking forward to that as I'm sure all of you are. Thanks a lot. So two of these cases

will be out of the great state

of Ohio, our neighboring state. We also have a case out of California and a case from Hawaii.

So let's get to it. My name is Anya Kane. I'm a journalist. And I'm Kevin Greenlee.

I'm an attorney.

And this is The Murder Sheet.

We're a true crime podcast focused on original reporting, interviews, and deep dives into murder cases.

We're The Murder Sheet.

And this is The Che sheet faces and photos. The

The Well, I want to apologize, I nearly forgot my own title.

This is one of those rare weeks when I came up with the title of the cheat sheet episode. I almost, I freaked out if you've all heard. I didn't think it was that

bad of a delay. At least you weren't sighing during the opening music like somebody did

recently. Or coughing. That was you.

So the first case we're going to be talking about is one I found at Scotis blog.

And so readers who are familiar with that site, know that that is the Supreme Court of the United States blog, which is a little clue that this case somehow

involves the United States Supreme Court.

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