Speaker 1: Hey, Lethal listeners tig torres here, stay tuned for the
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Speaker 1: my lone girl on a Mission podcast. I'm back in
Speaker 1: my hometown of Hollow Falls trying to crack open the
Speaker 1: lit killer case. The lit killer was a serial murderer
Speaker 1: who scream queened this town a decade ago, leaving bodies
Speaker 1: posed like literary references from your high school reading list.
Speaker 1: My aunt, Beth, his last victim, took all the blame,
Speaker 1: and since I know she wasn't the killer, I'm back
Speaker 1: for justice only. I didn't count on the real murderer
Speaker 1: making an encore appearance, resulting in one very dead Tony
Speaker 1: del Canto folly, and I witnessed his body drop from
Speaker 1: three stories up. Now the whole town is freaking out
Speaker 1: because they're open and shut. Case isn't so shut anymore,
Speaker 1: and guess who's to blame. So let's cut back to
Speaker 1: Hollow Falls High, where you're fearless heroine was hiding in
Speaker 1: a closet. No, oh, hey, Principal Block, come with me.
Speaker 1: I'm tig Torres and this is Lethal lit I've ever
Speaker 1: been so obsessed with something that you couldn't eat or sleep,
Speaker 1: that's me this case. My aunt's innocence has been part
Speaker 1: of my DNA since we left this town years ago.
Speaker 1: But if you've been plugged into the real freaks of
Speaker 1: Hollow Falls, then you already know that. Less well known
Speaker 1: is the fact that Hollow Falls and its residents are
Speaker 1: invested in keeping the lit killer dead and buried. So
Speaker 1: Tony's murder, even hinting that the lit killer is back,
Speaker 1: things around here are going to go from zero to
Speaker 1: Riverdale real quick. Maybe my new pals at the Talent
Speaker 1: the student newspaper will help out. Maybe not, But first
Speaker 1: I had to get through this meeting with Principal Block. Mrs.
Speaker 1: I'm going to make this brief. Exactly what in the
Speaker 1: hell do you think you're doing? Principal Ronald Block is
Speaker 1: a Hollow Falls lifer super imposing I think infinity war
Speaker 1: Thanos minus the whole purple part. He lives alone and
Speaker 1: has been working at the high school since graduating college.
Speaker 1: What does that tell us, Well, it means Block was
Speaker 1: around the first time the lit killer terrorized the town.
Speaker 1: It also means he wants to keep the glassy eyed
Speaker 1: status quo at Hollow Falls High. Is he a suspect?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure yet, but until I know otherwise, I
Speaker 1: have to treat him like one. Let's go back to
Speaker 1: our chat. Are you listening, Yes, sir, I'm just still
Speaker 1: a bit freaked out. You can relax now. I know
Speaker 1: you've been through and seen a lot. As much as
Speaker 1: I blame you for bringing this new chaos into my school,
Speaker 1: I don't want any of my students being chased around
Speaker 1: like some looney Tunes clip. So take a breath for
Speaker 1: the moment you're in what they call a safe space.
Speaker 1: Block showing me even an ounce of compassion through me,
Speaker 1: as did the creepy stuffed bird on his desk. His
Speaker 1: name was Henry and he was the school's original mascot,
Speaker 1: the reason they're the Hollow Fall Hawks. But historical mascot
Speaker 1: or no, Keeping an old dead bird on your desk
Speaker 1: is well it's kind of glass a hollow falls. All right,
Speaker 1: Mr Doris, we're done here. One more thing, though, Principal
Speaker 1: Block seems the resemblance to your aunt isn't just skin deep.
Speaker 1: I said you could go, Mr Doris, and I totally will.
Speaker 1: But first, can you tell me anything about Tony's case?
Speaker 1: Did you not hear what I said? Are they reopening
Speaker 1: the lit killer case? I'm not trying to cause trouble.
Speaker 1: I will give you major trouble unless you stand up,
Speaker 1: turn around, and walk out. This instant trouble was something
Speaker 1: I could count on finding me no matter what. When
Speaker 1: Max and I found that first tape of my aunt
Speaker 1: Beth's recordings at the Star Diner, I knew it wouldn't
Speaker 1: be the last, but the clue gave me some doubts.
Speaker 1: I figured out the quote. It was from a clockwork
Speaker 1: arnge by Anthony Burgess. Is it better for a man
Speaker 1: to have chosen evil than to have good imposed upon him?
Speaker 1: But it was hard a solid GPS pen. I needed
Speaker 1: to brainstorm with Ali Win and Max the talent crew
Speaker 1: if we had any hope of finding that next tape
Speaker 1: or you got snagged by Principal Mussolini. Yeah, it was
Speaker 1: super lit. But that bird, right, Henry has reserved seating
Speaker 1: in all of my nightmares. Okay, So in terms of clues,
Speaker 1: Who've got the free fall and clockwork orange quotes plus
Speaker 1: the note from Tony's good morning Losers. So this is
Speaker 1: scary on grande listeners. Meet Ella high Smith, spoiled daughter
Speaker 1: of the mayor of Hollow Falls, and until a few
Speaker 1: days ago, the arm candy of one Tony del Canto.
Speaker 1: Since then, she's kind of been basking in the veiled
Speaker 1: glow of her new gig girlfriend in mourning. So here's
Speaker 1: the deal, freaks and geeks, all this serial killer talk
Speaker 1: from little Miss Murder has got to stop, right about
Speaker 1: the important stuff. I'm the tragedy here. My boyfriend, my
Speaker 1: sweet strong Tony is gone Hill and Tig. Don't think
Speaker 1: I didn't notice. Tony's death was right after he had
Speaker 1: a run in with you Big city Torres back with
Speaker 1: a podcast full of lies about a new killer, when
Speaker 1: it was her psycho aunt who racked up the body
Speaker 1: count in the first place. So this want to be
Speaker 1: true crime doc of yours has got to go. It's
Speaker 1: distracting from Daddy and all the good things he's doing
Speaker 1: for this town. So your boyfriend got acts, but you
Speaker 1: want us to write about your daddy and you way
Speaker 1: a compartmentalize your grief, Electra, I don't know or care
Speaker 1: what that means. Just don't tell me how to grieve.
Speaker 1: Tony was my sweet baybear and you need to leave
Speaker 1: him out of this pathetic side hustle. Can I just
Speaker 1: ask what conceiler you're using to mask your too your
Speaker 1: stained eyes, because it is doing a fabulous job. Self
Speaker 1: censor yourselves before someone else does it for you. Okay,
Speaker 1: configure yourselves off blast as if we needed more drama.
Speaker 1: But Ella high Smith would have to wait when and
Speaker 1: I had another tape to find? Oh, this place, it's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Why do I get pared on all the dusty and
Speaker 1: gross missions when and I have just walked into a
Speaker 1: used bookstore known as the book Barge. The place wreaked
Speaker 1: of aged cat pie and lemon scented lysol. While stalling
Speaker 1: out on deciphering where my aunt's clockwork orange clue was pointing,
Speaker 1: we found out a fun fact. Anthony Burgess's dystopian book
Speaker 1: was banned in Hollow Falls, well mostly banned. You couldn't
Speaker 1: find it at the school or at the library, which
Speaker 1: left the book Barge the dumpiest of dumps as our
Speaker 1: last hope. So far we've found two copies of the
Speaker 1: book with nothing special in them. Why would anybody come
Speaker 1: in here? Much less bodish? Hi? Uh? Do you have
Speaker 1: any other copies of A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess?
Speaker 1: I can only find these? What do you see which
Speaker 1: to get? Okay, hey, wait a second, you're the tourist
Speaker 1: kid christ a lot of helps she was. In fact,
Speaker 1: she asked us to leave a few minutes later. If
Speaker 1: I hadn't looked at the clock above the register, we
Speaker 1: probably would have two. But there it was orange. H nothing,
Speaker 1: It's just the hour hand on your clock is orange.
Speaker 1: It's funny. Why is that funny? Really? Because the book?
Speaker 1: Never mind? Um? Actually, ma'am, do you have a band aid?
Speaker 1: By any chance? This looks like a cvous to you?
Speaker 1: Girly customer service here is ond? I know, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: but I think I cut my ankle on one of
Speaker 1: your shelves and I don't want to get blood on
Speaker 1: your floor. And all right, Jesus age, hang on, let
Speaker 1: me go check in the back. Last thing I need
Speaker 1: to sing the story in her defense. I was up
Speaker 1: to no good, and when she came back, she caught
Speaker 1: me balanced on a stool with the clock in my
Speaker 1: hands busted. In that moment, I did the only thing
Speaker 1: I could think of. What did all you do to
Speaker 1: get back here? Like cloth? Slow down for plea? Please
Speaker 1: be another tea? If I had arrested for stealing a
Speaker 1: quick down, yes, but I found it to be kidding
Speaker 1: Clock her Grange, You were so not my favorite books,
Speaker 1: but I could seriously kis this clock right now? Are you?
Speaker 1: The tape we found at the book Barge gave us
Speaker 1: another snippet of Aunt Beth recording her notes from the
Speaker 1: original lit Killer murders. We brought it back to the
Speaker 1: Talent offices to give it a listen. It shows what
Speaker 1: you found. Guys. You should have seen that place. You
Speaker 1: should have some serious Jomo right now kissing out That
Speaker 1: means Win hated it, Alexa. Fast forward to the Hide
Speaker 1: and Seek Intrigue. Brace yourself for synergy. This new Man
Speaker 1: Beth tape zoomed in on one of the Lip Killer's
Speaker 1: first victims, Tony Delcanto's dad in Big Tone. Delcanto was
Speaker 1: a local businessman with the spotty record and the varsity
Speaker 1: football coach at Hollow Falls High had a reputation for
Speaker 1: being hot headed, violent and prone to screaming at the kids.
Speaker 1: I was already looking into him because of his business dealings.
Speaker 1: Some associates had been caught up in some shady stuff.
Speaker 1: But I think ever connected back to Delcanto directly. When
Speaker 1: we ended up dead beaten to death in the back
Speaker 1: of a local dive bar, the Wet Whistle, A lot
Speaker 1: of people chalked it up to karma, but people don't
Speaker 1: get beaten to death in Hollow Falls, and definitely not
Speaker 1: with stones. A few weeks after Tony Sor's body was found,
Speaker 1: Aunt Beth returned to the crime scene. Sneaking into the
Speaker 1: office in the back of the bar, she discovered a
Speaker 1: beat up copy of The Lottery and Other Stories by
Speaker 1: Sure Jackson, shoved between two stacks of invoices. She also
Speaker 1: knew the Hollow Falls p D had been in a
Speaker 1: hurry to clear the case, so a tattered paperback wasn't
Speaker 1: going to raise any of their thick eyebrows. Why did
Speaker 1: it catch her attention? Well, if you're not familiar with
Speaker 1: the story, I'll give you a spoiler. It ends with
Speaker 1: a death by stoning. It was a type written message
Speaker 1: on a note card stepped into the middle of the
Speaker 1: book at the conclusion of the Lottery short story. Here's
Speaker 1: what it said. I hope you've enjoyed the first few
Speaker 1: chapters of our tail. It's quite the epic saga, I
Speaker 1: promise you, and you've only just begun. Reminds me of
Speaker 1: a book I once loved. Stuff your eyes with wonder,
Speaker 1: he said, live as if you dropped dead in ten seconds.
Speaker 1: Such a strong, powerful climax. Perhaps I'll save that for
Speaker 1: my final chapter. But that's still aways away. No happy
Speaker 1: rating the quote, at least according to Steiner's from then
Speaker 1: hype link, Bradberry seminar hold that thought you guys right, Victorus,
Speaker 1: This pirate radio operation is done, and I believe you
Speaker 1: have a few things that belong to us. That's Detective
Speaker 1: Laura Carver again. It's a safe bet to say she
Speaker 1: doesn't want the case reopened. Kind of makes you look
Speaker 1: bad when a serial killer, you said, committed suicide is
Speaker 1: up and murdering again, right, filer under suspicious. These officers
Speaker 1: are here to collect the evidence you're withheld and therefore contaminated,
Speaker 1: And the notes over fast and we might not have
Speaker 1: any problems. We'll also be confiscating a recording epintment. Why Mtorius,
Speaker 1: I hope I don't need to remind you of our
Speaker 1: little chat. Close the notes, good eye, Principal Detective Lane,
Speaker 1: grab those. Your little d I Y radio show has
Speaker 1: been draw some unwanted attention. That was the hidden evidence
Speaker 1: gives me more than enough reason. This is total Mr Price, Sorry, kids,
Speaker 1: but these notes are considered evidence in connection with a
Speaker 1: recent homicide. US do you think serious? Right now? Hey,
Speaker 1: it's my laptop? Is this even legal? Don't you need
Speaker 1: some kind of probable cause? School grounds tour? As what
Speaker 1: Principal Block says goes he gets an anonymous tip, we
Speaker 1: act on it. I didn't realize anonymous was spelled e
Speaker 1: l l A real. So what connects my podcast equipment
Speaker 1: to the murder? Can you at least tell me that? Listen, kid,
Speaker 1: I don't have to climb jack to you. Boys. Let's
Speaker 1: wrap this up and move out. This is such b
Speaker 1: s So sorry, Tig Tig you okay, we'll say something.
Speaker 1: Did you guys hear that they said recent thomicide? Looks
Speaker 1: like the cops are treating Tony's death like a homicide.
Speaker 1: Not a suicide. That's huge. We need to keep your
Speaker 1: eyes on the prize. Ace. They didn't get your MP's teapes,
Speaker 1: did they? They did? But I have copies on the clouds,
Speaker 1: So we're good. What can we do to help? I
Speaker 1: know what we can do, what we should we discuss? What?
Speaker 1: Where are you guys going? Oh, typical dudes so great
Speaker 1: at communication? Hey? You sure you're okay? You're shaking. I'm no,
Speaker 1: I'm actually not okay. I need more allies. I need
Speaker 1: more evidence, and I need to keep getting the word out.
Speaker 1: They can't just shut me up. Just take everything I've
Speaker 1: worked to build. Hey, you're not alone. We are with
Speaker 1: you on this. I'm with you on this. Thanks. I
Speaker 1: just I don't know what to do next. I need
Speaker 1: to think. Damn, I can't stop my hands from shading here,
Speaker 1: grab my hand. Just stop and breathe for a second.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I mean, I'm sure my clammy book barge
Speaker 1: hands aren't going to help that much. But no, this
Speaker 1: it's nice. Thanks. When it's cool. I like you, Taurus,
Speaker 1: you know I feel like Wait, did my and Beth
Speaker 1: mentioned sam Steiner on that tape? What her partner sam Steiner?
Speaker 1: She worked with him at the paper, but when we
Speaker 1: went there they said he was long gone. Am Beth
Speaker 1: mentioning him on this new tape? Though, I bet you anything,
Speaker 1: he's still in town. Come on, let's go. Are you
Speaker 1: sure you're ready to? Yeah? I'm sure. Whatever. When we
Speaker 1: visited the Hollow Falls Ledger, they told us Sam Steiner
Speaker 1: had gone full hermit. But even shut ins have to
Speaker 1: eat right, and what better spot than the one stront
Speaker 1: most people in town of Bold. Hey, welcome to the
Speaker 1: star dining home of out of this world eating CATTERA booth, ladies,
Speaker 1: I guess I should say Ridge, you're engineering? But what Hi? Phil?
Speaker 1: Do you remember me from the other day? You're the
Speaker 1: one sniffing around the Sorry, yeah that was me. So
Speaker 1: how well do you know the regulars here? Phil? I'm
Speaker 1: looking for one in particular, older dude mid fifties at
Speaker 1: Sam kind of a loner, regulars, specials who called bad
Speaker 1: in the bathroom. I'm a little kiddo. Yeah, I see
Speaker 1: Sam a lot loves the b lt not too chatty,
Speaker 1: good tipper. Not here now, though, Oh that's okay. You
Speaker 1: know what I think we'd like a booth? Please thank yourself?
Speaker 1: Are you cool? With hanging out for a bit to
Speaker 1: see if Sam shows up. I'm know it's a long shot.
Speaker 1: Luckily we didn't have to wait long before our hunch
Speaker 1: paid off. Hey look old Sawlock. That's got to be him. Hey,
Speaker 1: Mr Steiner, Sam Steiner, I'm take Truss Beth Trust's niece.
Speaker 1: And I was wondering funny thing. It seems like people
Speaker 1: in this town don't like being recorded. But we managed
Speaker 1: to calm Sam down long enough to get a few
Speaker 1: minutes with him. Sam, seriously, thank you for doing this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're totally doing us a solid. Don't let me yet.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking my food will go. The best I can
Speaker 1: do is give you a few tips, and if you're smart,
Speaker 1: you'll take him to herd. I could save your life.
Speaker 1: I'm all your Sam, But do you mind if I
Speaker 1: ask you a few quick things first? Okay? Shoot, So
Speaker 1: you worked at the Hall of Fall's ledger right for
Speaker 1: my aunt path Yeah, for a while. She was. She
Speaker 1: was great. A few people in this life are, you know,
Speaker 1: genuinely good inside, but she was. We were both on
Speaker 1: the cop speaking though I did some municipal reporting too,
Speaker 1: small paper problems and all that. When the lid killer arrived.
Speaker 1: It was all hands on, dick, What was that like?
Speaker 1: It was nuts? What do you think this is a
Speaker 1: It's a strange town. The buzzing't even before the first
Speaker 1: body was discovered and your men she ran into that
Speaker 1: case headed on. She was fearless and innocent. Right you
Speaker 1: believe that too? Don't you look at it? Do you
Speaker 1: want to prove your aunt wasn't the likuler dig up
Speaker 1: the next person? The liquilar murdered the person he got
Speaker 1: to after your aunt died? What who is that? I
Speaker 1: thought Beth Torres was the last her back. As McClellan said,
Speaker 1: the medium is the message. Don't just take everything and
Speaker 1: face value. You get stuff in this down when someone
Speaker 1: wants you to have it, don't forget that anything else
Speaker 1: you can tell us, Sam yea quit now? Why do
Speaker 1: you still can't that? This case eight year in alive
Speaker 1: and you don't want to end up like her. The
Speaker 1: best cases, you'll wind up like me and I barely
Speaker 1: even get out of the house these days. The lind
Speaker 1: killer will break you. Your heart is sold, your spirit?
Speaker 1: Can you watch it? This sweater is already the perfect
Speaker 1: amount of distress. Hey win take I'm glad I found
Speaker 1: you. You You guys ready for some tea one over here? Hope? No,
Speaker 1: that's not what that means. What's up next? Always been arrested?
Speaker 1: What that boy went full baby driver on the cops
Speaker 1: and try to steal your stuff back with a moral?
Speaker 1: That's really stupid and sweet? Sweet or not? We had
Speaker 1: a problem when and Max noted he wasn't about to
Speaker 1: get bailed out by any parentals anytime soon. But after
Speaker 1: our run ins with the cops, we needed to tag
Speaker 1: in an actual adult on this one, so we called
Speaker 1: up the Talents faculty advisor, Harry Levinson. Hey, guys, it's
Speaker 1: Mr Levinson. I just wanted to let you know about Ali.
Speaker 1: I'm at the police station. It might be a little while,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure it's all just a big misunderstanding. I'll
Speaker 1: let you know when I have more figures. He's already
Speaker 1: down there in old dead mode. Such a daddy. I
Speaker 1: feel like I owe Ali for trying to get my
Speaker 1: stuff back. I'm going to head over. Hey, did you
Speaker 1: guys notice there was a car still out there on
Speaker 1: the lot. Yeah, the red camera probably block because he
Speaker 1: has like zero homeland. If he's here, let's go talk
Speaker 1: to him. Are you insane. The first thing he'll ask
Speaker 1: is why we're here. Look, Black knows something about Tony's death,
Speaker 1: and if there's any intel to get I want it.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you guys are talking me into this.
Speaker 1: Come on, Max, I thought you gave up that Damsel
Speaker 1: in Distress act in first grade. Okay, First of all,
Speaker 1: Jordan Harris consistently stole from my cubby hole, and I
Speaker 1: had everybody to be afraid. Somebody's are right his door,
Speaker 1: it's open and the lights are off. Well, everyone achieves
Speaker 1: serenity on the who you okay? So us? Yeah, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: I just slipped on something. Um, hold on, it's starting
Speaker 1: here and let me still play on my phone. Uh no,
Speaker 1: no way. That is blood on the floor and we
Speaker 1: are officially in the danger zone. It's coming from Block's office.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? We need to get out of
Speaker 1: here and call the cost could be heard in that.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously that sucks for them and all but
Speaker 1: hashtag I'm with her. We need to get out of
Speaker 1: here and call the boys in Blue. Okay, wait here, Chase,
Speaker 1: don't Yellow, you need back up. This is aft. I
Speaker 1: know what you're thinking. This goes against everything you learned
Speaker 1: from watching horror movies. Oh yeah, this is bad, This
Speaker 1: is so bad. Oh my god, only ship the face
Speaker 1: or parts of it belonged to Principal Block. I say
Speaker 1: parts of it, because his head was sliced in half
Speaker 1: by an axe. The entire office was splattered with blood.
Speaker 1: In less than a week, I've been inches away from
Speaker 1: two dead bodies, people I've seen alive hours before. I
Speaker 1: don't I'm not sure yet I can describe what that.
Speaker 1: This feels like Sarah Party from High Principle Lock was
Speaker 1: half dead on school ground residence, wondering if the town
Speaker 1: toorious serial murderer blood killer has returned. All right, that's enough,
Speaker 1: we need more info. We'll circle back to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, enough with the podcast, Torres, So what
Speaker 1: is it then? Certainly not a suicide. Don't push my kid,
Speaker 1: like I said, shut it. You'll be in some pis.
Speaker 1: You can't just silence us. You know, words already out
Speaker 1: and people need to know what's happening. Let us handle it.
Speaker 1: Go on home, Hey, Detective Carver, what now? Torres? Every
Speaker 1: Crime and Punishment. Frez Kolnikov slices Lizabetta's face in half
Speaker 1: with an act. We're looking for real evidence, not ap
Speaker 1: English highlights. Okay, like the note, but not does your
Speaker 1: name on it? Tig? That's see scary stuff. Did you
Speaker 1: steal evidence from a crime scene? Again? Torresm Is that
Speaker 1: what I'm hearing? I found the note post Principal Block
Speaker 1: body discovery. I almost missed it while trying not to
Speaker 1: look at the shell of a man I once thought
Speaker 1: was a suspect. But when I picked up that note card,
Speaker 1: I knew exactly what it was. Hello again, dear Tig,
Speaker 1: so nice to see you. It really does feel like
Speaker 1: old times, though it'll be a spell before you reach
Speaker 1: the heights of our dearly departed Beth. She did have
Speaker 1: a rough go of it there in the end. Huh,
Speaker 1: But as Dostoyevsky said, pain and suffering are always inevitable
Speaker 1: for a large intelligence and a deep heart. Let's hope
Speaker 1: you and your little squad survive long enough to get
Speaker 1: to the next chapter. I knew the lid killer was
Speaker 1: back the second I'd seen Tony Delcanto's dead body. Now
Speaker 1: the cops knew they were back to on the next
Speaker 1: episode of Letha Litt, What do you mean, Mr Levinson? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't always say it. It just felt to me
Speaker 1: that your aunt Beth was a bit off. You've probably
Speaker 1: already heard about her obsession with the case, but it
Speaker 1: seemed she was so utterly consumed with understanding, with getting
Speaker 1: in his head that she may have taken it too far.
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