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Hey y'all, it's Colin here. While we're taking a short summer break, we wanted to share an episode of another true crime podcast, The Antiquarium of Documented Atrocities. This weekly series dives into some of the world's most disturbing and fascinating crimes, featuring real audio from case files, courtroom proceedings, police interrogations, body camera footage, and phone calls connected to the cases. Each episode explores a different crime from around the globe, bringing listeners closer to the story through the actual recordings behind the investigation. We hope you enjoy this episode, and we'll be back with brand new Murder in America episodes on the last Friday of July. ... Search The Antiquarium of Documented Atrocities on Apple, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts. A presentation of Bloody FM.