#569 - A Stalker To Die For - Geraldine, Montana

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What is the mystery in Geraldine, Montana?

James Petrigallo 0:28
This week in Geraldine, Montana, a mystery unfolds when a veterinarian is brutally murdered and the suspects include girlfriends, ex-girlfriends, girlfriends, ex-boyfriends, and others. But will the bungling of the crime scene make it impossible to solve? Welcome to Small Town Murder. Hello, everybody, and welcome back to Small Town Murder. Yay! Oh, yay indeed, Jimmy. Yay indeed. My name is James Petrigallo. I'm here with my co-host. I'm Jimmy Wissman. Thank you, folks, so much for joining us today on another insane, wild, crazy, murderous edition of Small Town Murder. As you're used to, we have a crazy story for you today, a definite mystery. I mean, this is a, oh, it's a weird one here. We will get to that. For sure. But definitely head over to ShutUpAndGiveMeMurder.com.
James Petrigallo 1:28
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Jimmy Wissman 2:04
Oh, boy.
James Petrigallo 2:05
I'm sure you've listened to all the crime and sports episodes.
Jimmy Wissman 2:08
Oh, my gosh.
Unknown Speaker 2:08
Yeah.
James Petrigallo 2:08
You don't have to like sports. You just have to like, I don't know, crime and humor. So check that out. And you've listened to all of your stupid opinions, and you need more, and Patreon will provide that. This week, what you do is, patreon.com slash crime in sports. Anybody $5 a month or above, you're going to get immediately hundreds of bonus episodes you've never heard before. All right there, access to that. And then you get new ones every other week. One crime in sports, one small town murder, and you get it all. You get it all. Everybody, only $5. And this week, which you're going to get for Crime and Sports, we are going to talk about disasters. We've done industrial disasters. We've done hot air balloon disasters.
James Petrigallo 2:46
We're going to do just a bunch of just disasters, things happening, buildings exploding. Crazy things, steel melting people, you name it, we're going to talk about it. Crazy stuff. Then for small town murder, this is a weird one. We usually do a lot of debunking. That's kind of a thing that we do of dumb shit that people think. This week, we are going to do an episode on psychics that actually succeeded in what they were trying to do. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Yeah, psychics that found bodies and stuff like that. The ones that were right. The ones that were right. We'll figure that out. So Patreon.com slash Crime in Sports is where you get all of that, and you get a shout-out at the end of the show, too. Oh, yeah.
James Petrigallo 3:23
Jimmy will mispronounce your name all to hell, but that's okay because he wants to get it right. It's the, you know, the feeling is there.
Jimmy Wissman 3:30
It's a promise, yeah.
James Petrigallo 3:33
That said, it is disclaimer time.
Jimmy Wissman 3:36
Oh, yeah.
James Petrigallo 3:36
This is a comedy show, everybody. We're comedians. There also is murder that happens. And you might say, how do you mix comedy and true crime? Very easily. First of all, here's one thing we do is we don't make fun of the victims or the victims' families.
Jimmy Wissman 3:51
Why, James?
James Petrigallo 3:52
Because we're assholes. But? But we're not scumbags. See how that works? It's pretty easy to do there. And we kind of think that the humor aspect of it kind of maybe disarms it a little bit. So it's not so creepy and so weird. And, you know, there's plenty of jokes to be made around stupid things. It's not the actual murder. That's the funny part.

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