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The Hello and a warm Christmasy welcome to the final episode of 2017 of the True Crime Enthusiast podcast episode number 13.

I'm Paul, your host and the True Crime Enthusiast of the title.

And as always, I begin by thanking

you all for joining me. Your continued support means the world and helps make this possible every

week. I hope you're all fine and ready for the big day, shopped out, wrapped up, and I bet you're

already waiting for it to be done. It's a stressful time a year really, isn't it? But it's a good one

once it's here, I'm sure you'll agree. Oh, to be five again and get the Millennium Falcon for

Christmas. It's still one of the best presents I've ever had that. However you spend Christmas this

year, I sincerely hope that it's a happy one for you. Just remember to take the giblets out of your

turkey,

or else it'll be a Christmas you won't forget, really. Rather than go off on my own bat as I do each week, this week I've entered into a cross-promotional plug with another podcast

I was approached by, who very kindly offered to plug the true crime enthusiast in the same way.

Have you guys ever watched Law and Order Special Victims Units and wish that the lawyers

in it were a bit more sarcastic, a bit smarter and a bit more foul-mouthed? If you have,

then check out a podcast called Getting Off. It's hosted by two criminal defence lawyers

called Jessa Nicholson and Nick

Gansner and in it they cover crimes that have captured national media attention in a way that's

well informed but with a touch of humour that's as black as a Raven's wing. It's been described by

listeners as undisclosed with a slightly evil of humour, or my favourite murder with law degrees.

So it's quite a calibre there for comparison, and it's unique because of the perspectives that they

can offer into the justice system and the world of true crime.

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