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The Clown Face Satanist · 10 Minute Murder | Bingeable True Crime Stories

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  Discretion is advised. This is ten minuted murder. It was a chilly day
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  November thirteen, twenty eleven, around twelve years ago, in room number nineteen
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  at the El Morocco Hotel in Bakersfield, a maintenance worker found a woman splayed
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  on the bed, knives sticking out of her back. This was thirty seven
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  year old Yvette Pina, mother of six children, living in a motel because
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  she was in a bit of a financial crunch. Prosecutors in this case refused
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  to release images of this particular crime. It's rumored that it was so horrific
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  and graphic in nature that it could permanently scar those who viewed the images.
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  Pinya had been strangled and then tortured with bruises and cuts everywhere. She had
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  multiple stab wounds on her back. Police would arrest her killer five days later
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  in his apartment. But what led the police there? How did they know
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  where to look? The man is Jamie Osuna, the notorious man with a
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  thousand faces? But who is Jamie Osuna? Let's start from the beginning.
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  Born in March of nineteen eighty eight, Osuna was raised by his mother,
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  Michelle and stepfather Jeff. He was repeatedly tied to a tree and whipped by
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  his stepfather as a child. There was even a time when his uncle threw
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  a brick at him. His childhood was obviously incredibly abusive, which led to
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  his exposure of crime really early in life. Jamie was arrested at just fifteen
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  years old for assault with a deadly weapon, but he later admitted that he
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  was only eight or nine years old when he started killing animals. Since I
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  was a kid, eight nine years old, I've killed animals. My mom
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  will go to the store. I'll put the cat in the freezer fifteen minutes,
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  let it out, put it in the oven, let it out.
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  Stuff like that. His offenses included mostly possession of drugs and battery, which
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  means he would often beat people up because he truly enjoyed it. In two
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  thousand and eight, Jamie was invited to a party. It was for a
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  sixteen year old and his mom, Joel Castiano, who was the host.
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  Since she had been a teen mom herself, you could say that this was
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  her chance to let loose a little bit. She got tipsy, started partying
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  a little too hard. One of Joel's young family members at the party noticed
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  that she was giggling too much, dancing too suggestively with a boy. Protective
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  of her, He asked his friend to do something about it, to separate
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  the two. That guy was like, yeah, no problem. He went
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  to the kitchen and he grabbed a knife. He went up to the man
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  dancing with Joel and just stabbed him, just casually stabbed him. Joel was
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  obviously shaken up, and the stabber was arrested, and that stabber was Jamie
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  Ossuna. And somehow during the mix of all of this, Jamie became smitten
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  with Joel. He wrote her from prison and charmed her. Joel picked him
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  up when he was released from prison, and the two got a hotel room.
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  It was just a fling for the young mom, something she wanted to
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  indulge in because she didn't have a chance to before that. One night stand
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  got complicated when Joel realized she was pregnant. Jamie vowed to be the dad
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  that he never got and proposed to her. Carried away by his charm and
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  promises, Joel agreed. The two got married in his grandmother's living room in
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  February of two ten, Jamie wearing maroon matching the flowers he got for Joel,
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  it was like a dream come true for him. This dream quickly turned
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  into a nightmare when Jamie got incredibly abusive during her pregnancy, both physically and
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  psychologically, playing mind games. In August, he went to jail for nine
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  months for assault against Joel, but was released merely days later on parole.
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  The two got back together. By now, Jamie was using meth heavily,
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  and things ended when he shoved one of Joel's children off of a bed.
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  Joel got knives from the kitchen to defend herself, and like a frightened child,
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  Jamie called his grandmother and wanted to be picked up. He got arrested
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  twice after that, making parole each time. One time, even after violating
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  parole, he was released on October thirty, first Halloween, because of course
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  it was, and when he was released it put Joel on edge. She
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  was terrified, even though she had a restraining order against him, because laws
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  are just words if there's no one around to enforce them. On November eighth,
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  twenty eleven, Joel called nine to one one to report that Jamie was
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  making threatening calls. At one point, she reported him driving up and down
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  her street, his face now completely covered in tattoos to look like the joker.
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  As there were no deputies available, she even called her nephew. He
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  called nine one one as well. Playing a game, Jamie would disappear before
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  officers could show up, making Joel look like some kind of paranoid person.
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  But then she got a very strange call from Jamie. First thing, I
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  enough, watch smiar bitch, I killed a woman at the Morocco. Concerned,
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  she called the Sheriff's department again to check to see if Hotel El Morocco
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  had any reports or something like that. Was there anybody hurt or stabbed at
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  the Morocco Hotel on Union I say, you know, we have not been
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  able to look at anything. She knew exactly what this man was capable of
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  and was worried that a woman might be suffering at his hands. The dispatchers
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  assured her that everything was fine. Five days later, nothing was fine,
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  as the news highlighted the discovery of a Vette Pinya. Evette was a thirty
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  seven year old mom. She had been molested as a child by her mother's
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  boyfriend with her mother's consent, and sadly, she wasn't able to protect her
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  younger sister either. She managed to move out of her mother's house in her
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  teens and got pregnant at sixteen. She had already been self medicating to cope
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  with her childhood trauma, but things got bad quickly with four more kids.
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  The state took away all of her children because by two thousand and four she
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  had started using meth. Evette got arrested in February of two eleven while pregnant
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  with her sixth and she really wanted to keep that baby. While in jail,
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  she got clean, had her baby, and after the charges were dropped,
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  tried to get her child back but was denied. Hopelessly heartbroken, Yvette
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  started using again and moved into the El Morocco Hotel. Now, this hotel
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  was in a bad part of town, mostly a drug den, prostitution,
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  lots of shady things going on there. She met Jamie Ossuna and that was
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  the beginning of the end. On November thirteenth, two thou eleven, Jamie
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  cut her, beat her, and strangled her to death. He was arrested
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  in his apartment because of Joel's nine one one call. In prison, he
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  assaulted a man and even mailed a dead rat to his ex wife, He
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  praised Satan, declared himself a Satanist, and sent ominous letters to prosecutor Lisa
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  Green, all of which Jamie denied doing until an interview in two thou seventeen,
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  where he confessed in his own words. He said he was one who
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  was not afraid to indulge himself without the consequences, and he went on to
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  admit that he enjoyed killing. He simply said that he was confessing because he
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  preferred prison and to jail. I did sadistically, premeditatedly, deliberately tortured and
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  murder Yvette. He also claimed that his first murder was when he was thirteen,
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  and that he had killed in two thousand seven as well. Throughout his
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  trial in March of twenty seventeen, he mocked Yvette's family, rolling his eyes
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  and smirking. He even gave the judge a thumbs up when he pronounced his
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  sentence, smug enjoying all the attention. In a chilling interview, he said
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  he would kill anyone, regardless of who they were. On May fourteenth,
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  Jamie escaped the death penalty, taking a plea for life in prison without the
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  possibility of parole and he was transferred to Conquering State Prison. For two years.
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  Jamie was kept isolated for twenty three hours of the day, except one
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  hour for recreational time outside. On Jamie's birthday, March seventh, two nineteen,
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  Louise Romero arrived in prison. Romero had served twenty seven years for murder,
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  and his family hoped that he would one day make parole. Two nights
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  later, the guards missed a few rounds of patrol. For whatever reason,
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  this gave Jamie the opportunity that he was looking for. He used a shiv
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  to cut his cell mate. Each corner of Romero's mouth was cut open,
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  like the Joker's smile in the Dark Night series. Jamie took out his eyeball,
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  severed his ear, and made a necklace of pieces of his flesh.
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  Rib cage cut open, half a lung sliced off. The medical examiner believes
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  that for most of this ordeal Romero was conscious, there was no one to
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  hear him scream. Finally, Jamie cut off his head at seven thirty The
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  next morning, a prison guard arrived on the gruesome scene. The words ha
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  ha, ha ha and the Man with a Thousand Faces were written on the
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  walls with blood a pentagram, as well as hail Satan. It was the
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  most gruesome crime scene officers had seen in a long time, the body cut
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  open and head set aside because of the pandemic, His trial was slow,
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  but during a hearing in twenty twenty he pled guilty to murdering simply requesting the
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  photos of the crime scene. Obviously, this was some sort of sick trophy
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  that he wanted to keep, so the judge denied it. Meanwhile, Jamie
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  has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, and
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  post traumatic stress disorder. He was transferred to Salinas Valley State Prisons Psychiatric impatient
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  Program in May of twenty twenty one. He was declared competent to stand trial
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  in September of twenty twenty two. You know, when you've experienced and you
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  go through all that stuff, this stays with you forever. For me,
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  is not a nightmare for me, is it is a how can I say,
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  like a prize, like a trophy. It's a it's a picture,
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  it's a memory. It's a photograph that I can go back and look and
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  get pleasure from it. That is ten Minute Murder for today brief and binge
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  able true crime. I'm the host. My name is Joe, and I
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  really appreciate you listening today, and I apologize if it got a little graphic
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  there. If you are eating dinner or something, eating breakfast, eiting lunch,
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  that's my bad. I probably should have said something at the beginning,
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  but that wouldn't got out of hand quickly. And if you're a brand new
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  listener to Ten Minute Murder, please make sure that you subscribe to this podcast
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  so that you can catch up on all the back episodes and not miss any
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  of the new ones. And if you connect with me on social media,
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  you can see photos of Jamie Osuna with his joker tattoo, clown mask face,
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  the situation he's got going on. I'm not going to post any of
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  the photos of anything gross. I don't do that because I don't personally want
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  to see it, and I assume that you don't want to see it.
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  But if you do want to see it, I mean you're welcome to google
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  it. I don't own your Google machine, so do what you want to
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  knock yourself out, But I personally don't want the nightmares of my life so
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  I don't usually do that, but if you want to find me on social
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  media links from the show notes of this episode. Our email today comes from
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  Lucas in Germany. Dear Joe, I'm a big fan of your podcast since
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  I live in Germany. I ask for your indulgence because of my bad spelling.
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  I would like to ask you a question. Could you please stop calling
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  perpetrators who have committed a serious crime monsters? It sounds very simplistic and also
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  wrong because you quickly realize that an act is not synonymous with the perpetrator.
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  It only serves to make you feel morally better without understanding anything. Thank you
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  for your understanding and for the record, Lucas, you spelled every single thing
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  correctly. Your grammar is better than mine. And side note, I've lived
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  in Germany for a short time when I was growing up, and that is
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  a beautiful country. The people are fantastic and welcoming and friendly. It was
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  some of the best time in my life that I spent living in Germany.
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  Anyway, to the email, respectfully, Lucas, no, I'm not going
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  to do that, and today's story, although it was not done on purpose,
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  is a prime example of why I won't do that because I would say
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  that the guy we're talking about today is a monster. And I completely understand
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  what you're saying, and you're reasoning behind what you're saying, And the only
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  thing I take issue with is saying that it makes me feel morally better without
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  understanding anything. I understand. I trust me, I understand. I read
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  these cases every single day. I understand what these people have done, and
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  morally I am better than these murderers. The people you hear on this podcast
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  are making the decision to take another person's life. No one's forcing them.
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  I've never once done an episode on someone forced to murder. I've never once
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  done an episode where it was a self defense case. Everyone that you hear
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  me talking about is a murderer. With one exception. I did a weird
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  story a couple of years ago about a family that owned a snake and that
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  snake killed their child and the parents were charged with murder. Then I didn't
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  call them monsters. I don't think so. Lucas, thank you so much
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  for your email, and thank you for listening to the podcast. I really
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  appreciate you taking the time to do that, and I hope that you will
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  continue to listen, because after all, we don't all have to agree on
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  all the things all the time. We're individual people with individual ideas and opinions,
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  and they're not always going to jive. All right, that's gonna do
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  it. That's ten minute murder for today. Thank you for listening.