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This is True Crimecast, Jamie and John here on one of our rare late night recording sessions.

Yeah, it's late.

We got work in the morning, but we're going to crank this one out for you all.

Busy time of year. Got to record when you can, and we're not going to miss an episode, if at all possible.

And we've got a really good one for you guys today.

Before we get to that, as always, if somebody writes a five-star review, we'll read it.

It's a great way to give

case suggestions, give us feedback. We really appreciate it. This comes from lethal weapons.

L-E-E-T-H-A-L. I like it. It says, great podcast, long-time listener, glad to hear you

cover the Amy Bradley story. I grew up with Amy and Brad, and I know the family

still misses and looks for her. Thanks for shining more light on the case, Lee.

Awesome. Thank you so much, Lee. I think it's interesting. I don't think we spend maybe enough time

thinking about the fact that there are people out there that are still

involved in these cases that may hear what we talk about. I mean, I think we're, I don't know,

I think we're careful and respectful in all those things, but it just always strikes me as

unexpected when that happens. Yeah, we've tried to take the approach that, you know, these are real people we're talking about.

This is not just a sensationalized story that we're telling you.

If you want a fictional podcast, we do have one of those.

It's called Left on Dead.

But yeah, this is real life stuff.

And I feel like we do a decent job of keeping this, you know, focused on the victims more than anything else.

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