Speaker 1: Hey, Lead the Listeners tig torres here stay tuned for
Speaker 1: the next episode of Lead the Lit. But before we
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Speaker 1: I'm on my way home after a horrible night asking myself,
Speaker 1: tig what's so bad about the lip killer being back
Speaker 1: and the principal block being's latest thick. Not to mention
Speaker 1: this is already the second real life dead body you've
Speaker 1: seen to that a side of a low grade police
Speaker 1: two from Detective Carver and her crew. I mean, I
Speaker 1: get it. I pocketed some evidence and was slow handing
Speaker 1: it over, But it's not like the Hollow Falls p
Speaker 1: D have a sterling track record when it comes to
Speaker 1: doing actual detective work. I was just trying to right now.
Speaker 1: I'm all about that chill playlist, gigantic tub of ice cream,
Speaker 1: and no more visions of primsible blocks face. I wanna,
Speaker 1: I wanna give us? Are you away? Bad day made
Speaker 1: way worse day Friday, as I was, nothing wakes you
Speaker 1: up faster than finding your aboila on the verge of
Speaker 1: a full on freak out on the front steps, a
Speaker 1: gift wrapped box full of dead crow at her feet
Speaker 1: and a note, always a note. It read Tig, I
Speaker 1: see you. It was a warning, but I won't let
Speaker 1: the lit Killer take away another person I care about.
Speaker 1: I'm Tig Torres and this is lethal lit Hollow Falls
Speaker 1: is reeling, and this podcast is the only thing giving
Speaker 1: me life. Right now, the lit Killer has claimed two
Speaker 1: new victims, class mate Tony del Canto and Hollow Falls
Speaker 1: High Principal Ronald Block. On top of that, the cops
Speaker 1: rated the talent offices, grabbed the Antbeth tapes and my laptop.
Speaker 1: Shout out to town snitch Ella for that last bit.
Speaker 1: In the wake of Block's murder, school has been closed
Speaker 1: for days. But if this town is known for anything,
Speaker 1: it's for pretending nothing ever happened. But there's no way
Speaker 1: I'll ever be able to unsee that. I know I
Speaker 1: talk a good game, but being up close, smelling the
Speaker 1: blood and seeing people you knew just a few hours
Speaker 1: before they were murdered, it does something to you. But
Speaker 1: we have to keep on right. Oh and an update
Speaker 1: on a Boila. That dead Bird gave her quite a scare,
Speaker 1: but I was able to talk her down. No thoughts
Speaker 1: yet on what the dead chrow means, while it did
Speaker 1: was make me think of Henry the stuffed mascot block
Speaker 1: kept on his desk. But Aboila's okay, and that's all
Speaker 1: that matters. Luckily, the next gift to show up at
Speaker 1: our door was much more welcome. Hey, got your message.
Speaker 1: I thought i'd stop by to bring you and unexpected
Speaker 1: tours embrace. I'll take that. Sorry. I tend to attack
Speaker 1: hug when I'm nervous. I guess seeing a boiler totally
Speaker 1: flip bothered me more than I thought. I don't mind.
Speaker 1: And is she okay? Yeah, she's fine or she will be.
Speaker 1: So this wasn't just a wellness check on you and
Speaker 1: your grandma. I also have some good news aside from
Speaker 1: the you not being in jails. Witch right, That Levison
Speaker 1: really saved me. But I think that one cop Lahane
Speaker 1: was already about to let me go. Unexpected humanity from
Speaker 1: the Hollow falls p d Well, that's not all either,
Speaker 1: check it. He also gave me back all your gear
Speaker 1: esus Solly way to bury the lead. That's awesome. Free
Speaker 1: to hug me again. I accept physical gratitude. Maybe later
Speaker 1: there's more so. When they gave me your pile of stuff,
Speaker 1: it felt different, like there was something new in there. New.
Speaker 1: Check this out. I remember you having one of these
Speaker 1: old school recorders before, did you? Ali was half right.
Speaker 1: I did Amazon prime myself a new retro style recorder
Speaker 1: for listening to my aunt Beth's tapes. But this wasn't it.
Speaker 1: This one was much much older. In fact, it looked
Speaker 1: identical to my aunt Beths t There's a tape in here?
Speaker 1: Did the Hall of Falls p d Or our new buddy,
Speaker 1: Detective Lahyne slipped this bit of evidence in with my
Speaker 1: gear to give us a clue, a lead he couldn't
Speaker 1: follow up on because technically the lip killer case was closed. Okay,
Speaker 1: time for some more lip killer specifics. The o G
Speaker 1: victims were spread out over a year, referencing a bookshelf
Speaker 1: forth of English lip classics from Dracula to the Crucible.
Speaker 1: Each murder was set up to evoke specific lay scenes
Speaker 1: from these books. The first victim was Suzanne Overmeyer. She
Speaker 1: was an orphan and eked out a high school diploma
Speaker 1: before starting a glamorous career as a gas station cashier.
Speaker 1: On December eighteen, two thousand and seven, she goes missing.
Speaker 1: A few days later, her body is found with a
Speaker 1: gunshot to the back of the head. But no one,
Speaker 1: especially not the cops, could figure out why someone would
Speaker 1: hurt a nameless nobody, So the case went ice cold
Speaker 1: until my aunt Beth started working it for the Hollow
Speaker 1: Falls Ledger and and Once and Met. George shoots Lenny
Speaker 1: in the head to spare him from the wrath of
Speaker 1: Curly's men in the lottery. The losers get stoned to death.
Speaker 1: The note was left in a collection of short stories
Speaker 1: by Shirley Jackson, So the killer is trying to connect
Speaker 1: literary death with actual ones. I've got his m O,
Speaker 1: so now I can start figuring out who this lunatic is.
Speaker 1: I should start back and talk to Steiner too. You
Speaker 1: mentioned getting some insight from lebon Stead. Wait what Steiner
Speaker 1: we knew about? But Lemonson, let's list this out right now.
Speaker 1: We've got two bodies, more tapes, a town losing its mind,
Speaker 1: and four teenagers trying to figure it out. It's like
Speaker 1: the plot of a new Netflix series, or the perfect
Speaker 1: time to circle the wagons and pool our info. Luckily,
Speaker 1: the school had been reopened, so we could get back
Speaker 1: to our h Q at the talent, A dead crow
Speaker 1: and another note. Yeah, it was messed up. Your Grandma's safe,
Speaker 1: so it's all good now. Okay, God, you feel so tense,
Speaker 1: Come here, relax, we'll figure this out. Thanks. Love a
Speaker 1: good show, Mance. I totally ship you guys. Come on
Speaker 1: hashtag Tolly. Can we focus on the case now. I
Speaker 1: don't know about you, guys, but I'd like to survive
Speaker 1: the next couple of days. Right back to Biz. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go hit the library. There's got to be some
Speaker 1: link between the principal Tony and all the old school
Speaker 1: that killing Max. I'm not too suddenly not feeling the
Speaker 1: vibe in here. Has she pissed at me not to
Speaker 1: pile on? But I'm gone to all right, Max, I'll
Speaker 1: catch a wickwin later. I know who I have to
Speaker 1: hit up next. See you in a bit, okay, sure later.
Speaker 1: I thought Sam Steiner was the only person who worked
Speaker 1: closely with my aunt while she was investigating the lip killer,
Speaker 1: but it turns out she was also confiding and someone
Speaker 1: I'd already heard a lot about. It's nice to finally
Speaker 1: meet to in person. Take thanks for a meeting with me,
Speaker 1: Mr Levinson, appreciate it. Of course. I have great respect
Speaker 1: for what you're doing, even if it is distracting my
Speaker 1: staff from their deadlines. You knew my aunt path when
Speaker 1: she was a student here. Yes, of course I knew Beth.
Speaker 1: She was brilliant. I remember most of my students. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it feels like the entire town of Hollow Falls has
Speaker 1: walked through my class from at one point in time.
Speaker 1: I knew her partner at the Ledger to Steinway Steiner.
Speaker 1: He was a bit squirrely, but seemed like a nice
Speaker 1: enough man. This is Harry Levinson, longtime Hollow Falls High
Speaker 1: Talent adviser and American history teacher. He's been here forever.
Speaker 1: Beth was a sharp student and became a diligent reporter.
Speaker 1: It's always been a source of pride when any of
Speaker 1: my staff at the Talent go on to careers as
Speaker 1: professional journalists. Do you think she was the lit killer?
Speaker 1: I'd like to think she wasn't. Certainly she's not a murderer.
Speaker 1: I know that for a fact. I agree. But while
Speaker 1: they were two different, separate people, it became a dance almost.
Speaker 1: What do you mean I'm gonna say this. Let me
Speaker 1: be blunt. Your aunt was obsessed with the case. It
Speaker 1: was all she did. So when she died, it was
Speaker 1: almost too easy for the cops the town really to
Speaker 1: pin it on her. She was studying her target, doing
Speaker 1: her research and being thorough. You know you remind me
Speaker 1: of her. I'm sure a lot of people in town
Speaker 1: also see the resemblance. What do you think Beth would
Speaker 1: do if she was still here? M hmm. I suppose
Speaker 1: Beth's strength was it picking out the improbable in the
Speaker 1: mundane through sheer determination. She'd work every angle and retrace
Speaker 1: the same steps as the police until she found the
Speaker 1: evidence gold she was searching for. Max tells me, you
Speaker 1: found that note in your principal blocks body but nothing else.
Speaker 1: Was Levinson just playing the role of newspaper advisor getting
Speaker 1: me to dig deeper, think harder. Or had I really
Speaker 1: been sloppy in my observations of the crime scenes. Maybe
Speaker 1: instead of analyzing the murders, I should have been trying
Speaker 1: to get into my aunt's head. I'm starting to see
Speaker 1: what theol killer is thinking, but that knowledge isn't sitting
Speaker 1: well with me. It's like when you're in the dark
Speaker 1: for too long, your eyes adapt, your brain starts making
Speaker 1: excuses for what you're seeing. But do I want that?
Speaker 1: Do I want to understand the mind of a killer.
Speaker 1: Most of the victims Overmyer del Canto and Wozniak, I'll
Speaker 1: come back to Home of falls Hiving. In addition to
Speaker 1: being a coach, del Canto was one of the Remedial
Speaker 1: Learning Track instructors and over Myron Wasniak. The Dracula death
Speaker 1: scene victim were in those classes. So there's obviously something there.
Speaker 1: But what It's technically still a crime scene, which means
Speaker 1: it will be locked up pretty tight. But all the
Speaker 1: evidence has been collected, so I figured I could slip in,
Speaker 1: take a sweep for anything I might have missed in
Speaker 1: and out. Okay, there you are. I've been texting you.
Speaker 1: Are you going on a covert mission somewhere? No, just
Speaker 1: I think I might have missed something at Principal Blocks
Speaker 1: crime scene. I need to swing back and check it
Speaker 1: out for real. You can't catch everything. Take Yeah, but
Speaker 1: the niece of the great Beth Torres should be better
Speaker 1: than that. I think you're already pretty great. Come here, Ali,
Speaker 1: I huh that is also pretty great. So um ah,
Speaker 1: you were looking for me? What? Oh? Yeah, I just
Speaker 1: wanted to well if it isn't Hollow Fall's newest NERD
Speaker 1: pairing what's your couple name? Mr and Mrs Murder? What
Speaker 1: do you want ella back to tamper with our investigation
Speaker 1: some more? Listen, you want to be Lauren Duca. You're
Speaker 1: not fooling anyone. We've noticed that it's no coincidence that
Speaker 1: the people who cross you, like my Tony and poor
Speaker 1: Principal Block, end up dead. What did you find your
Speaker 1: serial killer aunt's diary and now you're following it word
Speaker 1: for word? Step off of her. This has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with you. So direct your venom somewhere else. Okay,
Speaker 1: you haven't seen venom yet? Why toy YouTube us watch
Speaker 1: your backs. Me and all the eleenators are onto you.
Speaker 1: What the hell is an elevator? Something tells me we're lucky.
Speaker 1: We're done now. So you were on your way to
Speaker 1: Blocks office. Yeah, just to do a cursory sweep, No, bigie,
Speaker 1: Can I come with you? Um? Sure? Okay, you know what.
Speaker 1: Let's do this proper. Let's meet outside his office window
Speaker 1: ten o'clock. Dark clothes, I can't see anything. Couldn't we
Speaker 1: at least turn on our flashlights? No way? Blocks office
Speaker 1: is a crime scene. That door is bolted shut. We
Speaker 1: can't just waltz in there like it's nothing. Message received,
Speaker 1: but again, can't see anything. We can use our flashlights
Speaker 1: once we're inside. About that, How are we supposed to
Speaker 1: get in there with this hope? We would sink it's
Speaker 1: just breaking an energy. It's a B and E with
Speaker 1: or without the crowbar, sweetie, But this could get us
Speaker 1: into some serious So be a good boy and keep
Speaker 1: an eye out. Yea good? Got it? Okay? No alarm? Good,
Speaker 1: no broken glo. Sure, I mean I figured there wouldn't be.
Speaker 1: It's just a principal's office, right, give me a boost.
Speaker 1: Principal Blocks office was surprisingly tidy, considering we had to
Speaker 1: do a lot of tiptoeing to avoid disturbing any of
Speaker 1: the marked off areas. But it wasn't long before we
Speaker 1: found something I'd missed the first time. Filed between textbooks
Speaker 1: on a small shelf behind blocks desk. There's your copy
Speaker 1: of Crime and Punishment. Yeah, quick, but Crime and Punishment
Speaker 1: doesn't usually come wrapped around another book. The dust jacket
Speaker 1: is right, but it's covering something else. The outsiders see
Speaker 1: Hinton's big claim to face stay gold. Pony Boy. Wasn't
Speaker 1: that a movie like from the eighties? It was a
Speaker 1: book first about two rival games in the sixties that
Speaker 1: were at odds with each other. Look, there's a page
Speaker 1: folded end of course, a highlighted passage. Get smart and
Speaker 1: nothing can touch you. What do you think that means?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I need to think on this more.
Speaker 1: I should go to you should probably go home. Take
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not trying to adult you, but your grandma
Speaker 1: did just have a major scare and it's late. You
Speaker 1: are not doing anything else tonight by yourself. I know,
Speaker 1: I will. I'm just thinking, do I have to drag
Speaker 1: you there? You wish? But you're right. Let's hey, what
Speaker 1: are you doing? I was just going in for another Oh?
Speaker 1: Was that okay? No? I mean yes, Wait did you
Speaker 1: hear that someone's coming? Damn pie? But yeah, it seems
Speaker 1: like this is becoming a habit. Hiding blocks office, kissing
Speaker 1: us kissing. But let's get out of here before we
Speaker 1: get spotted. Sounds good and give that vigilante mind of
Speaker 1: yours arrest. Good night, Mrs Murpher, I'm gonna get I
Speaker 1: totally planned on going straight home, but on the way
Speaker 1: there I ran into Max. He had some pretty big news,
Speaker 1: like case changing news. Huh, Okay, got it, say it
Speaker 1: again for the recording. Yeah, all right. So I was
Speaker 1: in the library and I started thinking about how nice
Speaker 1: and like super meditative it wasn't there, and it really
Speaker 1: gave me time to reflect on all my life choices
Speaker 1: like last good Max, Fine, No, fine, okay, Okay. So
Speaker 1: back in the day when the O. G. Lit killer
Speaker 1: murders were happening, or like in the aftermath, some people
Speaker 1: in town were still a hundred percent obsessed, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure it was just a way for the town to
Speaker 1: deal with like creating a psychopath, you know. So one
Speaker 1: of the ways in which they process was by meeting
Speaker 1: face to face and talking about it and coming up
Speaker 1: with theories. One of their more popular ones was that
Speaker 1: your aunt Beth didn't do it. Finally, someone here gets it. Well,
Speaker 1: there's more. This one group they called themselves the Murder
Speaker 1: of Crows. Hey, did you know that a group of
Speaker 1: crows is actually yes, it's called a murder Come on, spill.
Speaker 1: So what did this group did? Right, Smarty? So they
Speaker 1: met so often they basically made it all official. We're
Speaker 1: talking regular meeting times. Places probably had their own little
Speaker 1: like creeper membership cards with a it's not that creepy.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are interested in true crime, and
Speaker 1: you know, like shill girl, no one's trashing your obsession.
Speaker 1: So obvious. It was hard to nail down exactly who
Speaker 1: was involved in these meetings since there weren't like any
Speaker 1: murder minutes being taken. But I did manage to dig
Speaker 1: up a list of members. That's great, what was in it?
Speaker 1: The first names I found were Tony Delcanto Jr. Principal
Speaker 1: Block are two new victims and this gets good. Levinson
Speaker 1: hollow Falls, his favor Hermit Sam Steiner, Miranda Pile, the
Speaker 1: town librarian, Mayor high Smith, Charlie Potchoda, the guy that
Speaker 1: runs the piano bar down near the crossing, and even
Speaker 1: our baby detective Paul la Hayes. So wait when did
Speaker 1: these meetings take place? Over years? But like not everyone
Speaker 1: was around for the first meeting. Tony would have been
Speaker 1: too young to be a founder, but he joined a
Speaker 1: few years in lane. Since he's a new biad, hollow
Speaker 1: Falls came late to the party too. That means, holy crap, Max.
Speaker 1: This could be a roadmap to who the future victims
Speaker 1: are and if they were questioning whether Aunt Beth was
Speaker 1: the lip killer. It could mean that the real killer
Speaker 1: is clearing the decks of anyone trying to derail his frame.
Speaker 1: Job could be that, or who are suspects? Might be? Yes, Max,
Speaker 1: look at how good you are at this? I accept
Speaker 1: a plause. Thank you. I'm giving you all the snaps?
Speaker 1: So how'd you get the list? Can you believe they
Speaker 1: tried to hide it in an old live journal post
Speaker 1: one of the members had anonymously posted it. But Obbos,
Speaker 1: it couldn't hide from me. Look at you putting those
Speaker 1: inst stocking skills to work. Okay, so now use Phil
Speaker 1: tell me about blocks office. What did you and only
Speaker 1: snag besides each other? We found a copy of Crime
Speaker 1: and Punishment, which seemed out of place since all the
Speaker 1: other books were manuals or textbooks. I get this. It
Speaker 1: wasn't Crime and Punishment. It was just the book cover
Speaker 1: for Crime and Punishment. There was another book underneath the Outsiders.
Speaker 1: It's all about a huge rumble between two team gangs
Speaker 1: and a vacant lot. Hollow Falls is ripe with big,
Speaker 1: empty old things. But one lot in particular comes to
Speaker 1: mind and has a direct connection to our very own
Speaker 1: Mayor Highsmith. Okay, but did you guys also make out Max,
Speaker 1: So that's a solid yes, and also tell me everything.
Speaker 1: I don't kiss until don't even try to lie to
Speaker 1: me about smooches. Okay, So, with this new info, should
Speaker 1: we text Ella? I mean, I'm no fan of her drama,
Speaker 1: but letting her know her pops could be next is
Speaker 1: the right thing to do. Right, it's too soon. I
Speaker 1: promise we'll alert her if we get any kind of
Speaker 1: whiff her dad is in danger. But like you said,
Speaker 1: for all we know, the people on this list could
Speaker 1: be suspects too. Then what do you want to do?
Speaker 1: Fingers Cross, Let's go home and watch Killing Eve. M
Speaker 1: Al's been talking to anyone with a pulse about all
Speaker 1: the good stuff her dad is doing as mayor, especially
Speaker 1: all the areas he's going to clean up to bring
Speaker 1: in some new business. Those are some high profile things
Speaker 1: that might be irresistible to our killer. So if we
Speaker 1: use that to narrow down our list of vacant lots, Nope, nope, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: Please don't say it. I draw the line of clowns.
Speaker 1: Max is reacting negatively because he knows I'm referring to
Speaker 1: the largest of hollow falls. Vacant lots. The abandoned fairgrounds,
Speaker 1: which once how Grand's Amusement and water park. The name
Speaker 1: is the best part of the place, which was made
Speaker 1: up of basic rides and sad kittie pools. The park
Speaker 1: shut down during the lip Killers Year of blood. It
Speaker 1: had already been on shaky financial ground, but once the
Speaker 1: murders started, the few remaining patrons bailed. Still, for kids
Speaker 1: living in Hollow Falls, it was all they had. When
Speaker 1: it went broke, the town got that much sadder. The
Speaker 1: fair grounds are also the focus of the mayor's first
Speaker 1: major renovation project. Eldridge high Smith was elected on a
Speaker 1: platform that included reducing the crime rate, improving education, and
Speaker 1: my kid, you not bringing more tourism to Hollow Falls.
Speaker 1: Hazeo for three so far. So the easy fix is
Speaker 1: to remodel the area that would get him the most
Speaker 1: press target acquired. You're not seriously considering this in this
Speaker 1: late at night bravery and moderation tig. You don't have
Speaker 1: to come, but I'm going to check it out. There
Speaker 1: might be evidence we can use to catch him before
Speaker 1: we find another corpse. Look, I am all for preventing
Speaker 1: bloody murder, but if you're a student of horror cinema
Speaker 1: like me. A gay guy and a latina would probably
Speaker 1: be the first to die. Right, Maybe we should wait
Speaker 1: until we have a straight white system. Okay, So I'm
Speaker 1: here at the old Fairgrounds with Max and we're trying
Speaker 1: to figure out where to start. Max care to elaborate
Speaker 1: for the listeners? Well, we're just getting into the hall
Speaker 1: of mirrors. I don't know how you talk me into
Speaker 1: this place? Is something? I don't know how they're expecting
Speaker 1: to clean all this up. Everything is covered with rust,
Speaker 1: bird poop and apparently dirty underwear. Gross, Still zero sign
Speaker 1: of what? What was that mask? Let's hear the cricklet
Speaker 1: of me? You? Okay, these mirrors just broke. Take where
Speaker 1: to go? Are you carrying this mask? Where are you?
Speaker 1: I can't see you? It's truths dark here, can't see
Speaker 1: my hand. We need to stay again? How is that?
Speaker 1: Who's there to take? I take schools behind me? Is
Speaker 1: that yours? What are you? Oh? My dear dear? She
Speaker 1: generally gave herself very good and things, although she very
Speaker 1: seldom fall lonely. Yeah, hey, this is when what you
Speaker 1: just heard. Those recordings were sent to me from Tig's
Speaker 1: phone by Holy crap, it must have been from the
Speaker 1: person who attack them. And now Tig is missing and
Speaker 1: Max Max is dead. Lane just stopped by to delivering
Speaker 1: the news. Whoever did this, whoever is out there with
Speaker 1: Max's blood on your hands, you better watch your back,
Speaker 1: you bastard. We may not have a lot to go on,
Speaker 1: but I don't give up. I told you to go
Speaker 1: straight home. Tig, just hang on. We're coming for you
Speaker 1: and Max. On the next episode of Lethal litt it's
Speaker 1: when leave a message or whatever. I'm not the boss
Speaker 1: of you. It's me. It's I don't know how long
Speaker 1: I asked, but I need to tell you this before
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