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S1E6 - In the Business of Arson
Change the batteries in your smoke detecter and double check you home insurance policy because arson is afoot in this episode. We focus on two “business men” who decided that a fire was the fastest way to solve all their troubles. Strap in for a wild ride as we discuss the dangers of unattended pop tarts, fireball spiked sweet tea, and bowling alley BBQ. And it will be up to you, our witty listeners, to determine which case is the true crime and which was just a tall tale....Sources:https://www.nj.com/south/2009/....04/bowling_alley_fin Credit:Bewitched - SoulProdMusicDetective - SergeQuadradoStalker - alexisortizsofield