Speaker 1: I couldn't believe what I was seeing. There was blood
Speaker 1: splatter everywhere. I looked at Melissa and I screamed at her.
Speaker 1: I said, who did this? And she said Bill did it?
Speaker 1: And what did you think when you heard them? But
Speaker 1: we knew a couple of bills. I'm Leah Rothman. This
Speaker 1: is the Real Killer. Episode two. The hunt is on
Speaker 1: on April around am, metro ped officers are dispatched to
Speaker 1: the scene of what they're told is a cutting at
Speaker 1: the rear apartment of fourteen eighteen for Our Street in
Speaker 1: the St. Louis working class neighborhood of Hyde Park. Police
Speaker 1: descend on this cool spring morning to find a truly
Speaker 1: horrific scene. Thirty five year old Joe and Tate is
Speaker 1: found face down on the floor, partially clothed, beaten, stabbed,
Speaker 1: and sodomized with a four foot broom handle. Close by
Speaker 1: are her daughters. Four year old Renee is found in
Speaker 1: her bed, bleeding from her neck, which has been cut,
Speaker 1: and seven year old Melissa is found in her bed
Speaker 1: directly across from Renee. She's been stabbed several times and
Speaker 1: sliced from her rectum to her vagina. This is Melissa today,
Speaker 1: talking to me. Not far from that very home. There
Speaker 1: were police and the empties, and the house was suddenly full,
Speaker 1: and I felt very naked and ashamed. I remember a
Speaker 1: fireman carrying me. He wrapped me in my mother's blanket.
Speaker 1: I also remembered there was this blue sky. It was
Speaker 1: prettiest day I've ever seen. He told me everything is
Speaker 1: going to be okay. He put me on a structure.
Speaker 1: I said, there's only two ambulances. Which one is my
Speaker 1: mom going to be in? He said she's going to
Speaker 1: go in a different one, and I just knew I
Speaker 1: was not going to be around my mom again. At
Speaker 1: eleven o two am, Joe and Tad is pronounced dead
Speaker 1: at the scene. Her daughters are rushed to Cardinal Glennon
Speaker 1: Hospital about five miles away. Melissa's condition is serious. Renee
Speaker 1: is critical. She's unable to speak, So Melissa becomes investigators
Speaker 1: only eyewitness with a depraved killer on the loose. Police
Speaker 1: have no time to waste make I'm ask me questions.
Speaker 1: I just remember wanting to be left alone. If I
Speaker 1: wasn't being poked and prodded ivys and people check at
Speaker 1: my heart and looking at my body. I think it
Speaker 1: was worse than the doctors expected. The wounds, and at
Speaker 1: the time they already looked at Renee. I know she
Speaker 1: was worse. They didn't expect either one of us to
Speaker 1: make it, though, and I was worried. I was worried
Speaker 1: this man was going to come to the hospital because
Speaker 1: I knew he had left. I knew he was out there.
Speaker 1: I was terrified. Back at the apartment, detectives start assessing
Speaker 1: the scene and it's a crime scene like they've never
Speaker 1: seen before. Investigator Quinn O'Brien, who would later work on
Speaker 1: the case, describes the horror this crime scene was was
Speaker 1: really bad. There was blood everywhere. The house looked tumbled.
Speaker 1: The whole scene just looked tumbled, like there was a fight.
Speaker 1: There was blood on things in the house, cups, tables
Speaker 1: and blankets, and blood on the walls and blood on
Speaker 1: the floor. It was ugly. I have to say, I
Speaker 1: have seen a lot of crime scene photos in my day,
Speaker 1: and these are by far the worst. It's not just
Speaker 1: the amount of blood everywhere that's so shocking. It's the
Speaker 1: viciousness that comes through in the photos, the carnage, the
Speaker 1: barbaric nature of what happened in that home to Joanne
Speaker 1: and her young daughters. It is so disturbing police start
Speaker 1: collecting evidence. The railroad style apartment consists of three main rooms,
Speaker 1: basically in a row. It's well lived in, bright blue
Speaker 1: shag carpeting and eclectic collection of furniture, children's toys and
Speaker 1: clothes strewn about, and walls decorated with tapestries of the
Speaker 1: Last Supper and the Pink Panther next to photographs of
Speaker 1: family members and John Travolta on the floor. In the
Speaker 1: girl's room, which is in the center of the apartment,
Speaker 1: police find a steak knife. In the front room, which
Speaker 1: is also Joanne's bedroom, they find a blood stained butcher
Speaker 1: knife on the heater, a blood streaked steak knife on
Speaker 1: the floor, and another steak knife in the center of
Speaker 1: Joanne's bed. That knife is completely coated in blood, bent
Speaker 1: in a half moon shape with a partially broken wood handle.
Speaker 1: There's one crime scene photo from Joanne's room that haunts
Speaker 1: me the most. It's of her bed. The sheets are
Speaker 1: soaked with blood, and just above that, on the headboard,
Speaker 1: inches away from where Melissa was brutally attacked in little
Speaker 1: dime stored he's of letters. Written out is the phrase
Speaker 1: I'm a lover, not a fighter. In the kitchen, police
Speaker 1: find and I'm reading directly from the police report quote
Speaker 1: a wooden holder with six slots for knives and five
Speaker 1: were missing. Here's Quinn again. They collected all of the knives.
Speaker 1: They took Joanne's diary and address book. They took the blankets, uh,
Speaker 1: and they took hairs off of those blankets. They did
Speaker 1: take some fingerprints and some partial fingerprints, fingerprints which are
Speaker 1: found on a knife, a cardboard toilet, paper roll, and
Speaker 1: a storm door frame, as well as a palm print
Speaker 1: found on a plastic cup. They also take numerous blood
Speaker 1: samples and eventually nail scrapings from Joanne. There was something.
Speaker 1: There was a hatchet that Joanne Tate kept under her mattress.
Speaker 1: Police find a hatchet between Joanne's mattress and box spring,
Speaker 1: and next to it something bizarre. A hustler magazine opened
Speaker 1: to the page titled Slaughter of the Innocence. We'll actually
Speaker 1: hear more about this magazine later, but the bigger question
Speaker 1: is why was Joanne hiding a hatchet? Who was she
Speaker 1: afraid of? Police see no signs of forced entry. They
Speaker 1: interviewed Joanne's upstairs neighbor who says around four am, while
Speaker 1: she and her husband were asleep, she was awakened by
Speaker 1: a loud banging noise, but it stopped soon after. The
Speaker 1: woman can't offer any other details, but investigators at least
Speaker 1: now have an approximate time of the attack four am.
Speaker 1: Then police meet another neighbor, seventeen year old Steve Yancey.
Speaker 1: He lives at fourteen A Levin f our just across
Speaker 1: the street from Joanne and a couple of doors down.
Speaker 1: Steve Yancy actually came to the scene that morning to
Speaker 1: see what was going on, saw the police tape and
Speaker 1: talk to detectives that morning. And I know that Steve
Speaker 1: Ancy provided the police with a lot of information, just
Speaker 1: contextual information about Joanne, what was going on in her life,
Speaker 1: the men that she had been seeing and dating. He
Speaker 1: mentioned Tom Schultz, Joanne's most recent X. Steve Nancy has
Speaker 1: a lot to say about twenty four year old Tom Schultz.
Speaker 1: Steve says, and this is all documented in the police report.
Speaker 1: That Joanne had kicked Tom Schultz out after she caught
Speaker 1: him cheating on her, and Tom told him quote he
Speaker 1: was going to get her. Then a month before the murder,
Speaker 1: Tom says it again quote, I'm definitely going to get her.
Speaker 1: According to Steve Ancy, Joanne was afraid of Tom coming
Speaker 1: back to hurt her, so she would ask Steve to
Speaker 1: stay from time to time overnight with her and the girls.
Speaker 1: Maybe she had that hatchet in case Tom Schultz came knocking.
Speaker 1: But other names aside from Tom and Steve are quickly emerging.
Speaker 1: Johnny Davis was another suspect. Davis was involved in this
Speaker 1: bar fight and Joanne was expected to be a witness
Speaker 1: in this case. She never took the stand to testify,
Speaker 1: but she started to keep a diary, and in her
Speaker 1: diary she wrote, if anything happens to me, I'm going
Speaker 1: to keep a record because I'm trying to remember the
Speaker 1: um I have that the actual hold on one second,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you have the diary. Well, I don't
Speaker 1: have the physical diary, that's probably in some box deep
Speaker 1: in a police warehouse, but I have the evidence photos,
Speaker 1: which include all of the pages from Joanne's handwritten diary.
Speaker 1: On the first page, she says, I'm only writing all
Speaker 1: this down in case something would happen to me, you
Speaker 1: would know who to look for. People I was with
Speaker 1: exclamation point, I mean it's just so eerie. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: it's um It's as if she predicted her own death
Speaker 1: at Cardinal Glennon Hospital. While still in the er, Melissa
Speaker 1: and Renee's seventeen year old sister, who had been at
Speaker 1: her boyfriend's rushes to their side. We've been asked not
Speaker 1: to use her name. Here's Melissa again, and I'm naked
Speaker 1: on a table in front of people, and my sister
Speaker 1: is asking me who did it? And I said Bill,
Speaker 1: And I said it over and over. Her face there
Speaker 1: was so much in her face and when she asked
Speaker 1: me questions, her voice cracked. I can tell she was
Speaker 1: just so scared. Melissa's sister doesn't know who Bill is,
Speaker 1: but she does wonder about someone else. She asked me
Speaker 1: about Gary Gary Lrose, a former boyfriend of Joanne's. When
Speaker 1: the older sister asks Melissa, Gary did it, to everyone's surprise,
Speaker 1: Melissa says yes. Then moments later, Melissa changes her story
Speaker 1: again and says, they stabbed us. They woke us up
Speaker 1: about four they chased mom into the kitchen. This is
Speaker 1: the first time seven year old Melissa is saying anything
Speaker 1: other than Bill did it. So is it Gary or
Speaker 1: is it multiple people? Or is Gary one of the
Speaker 1: multiple people. But before long, Melissa goes back to Bill
Speaker 1: and adds a new detail. She says, during the attack
Speaker 1: she heard her mom call the man Bill, so changing stories,
Speaker 1: new potential suspects, and maybe multiple perpetrators, and this is
Speaker 1: all within the first twelve hours. The next morning, police
Speaker 1: are added again, hoping Melissa can idea suspect. They show
Speaker 1: her ten photos, including ones of Tom Schultz, Gary Lrose,
Speaker 1: and several Bills Williams and Willie's known to the family.
Speaker 1: I did look at like a bunch of different pictures.
Speaker 1: There are people I knew in there that I knew
Speaker 1: had never done anything to anybody, and I'm like, it's
Speaker 1: none of these. A little later that day, Melissa's interviewed
Speaker 1: by a social worker at the hospital. It's noted in
Speaker 1: the police report that Melissa seems quote very alert. This time,
Speaker 1: she remembers even more about Bill. She says that Bill
Speaker 1: had been to the house on Sunday than back again
Speaker 1: on Monday when he stabbed them. She says that in May,
Speaker 1: almost a year before the murder, she and her mother
Speaker 1: had gone to this person's house and at the time
Speaker 1: he was driving a yellow car and she remembers even
Speaker 1: more what I told them was as personnel, a lot
Speaker 1: of animals, a cat and four kittens. She even remembers
Speaker 1: there were two males and two females. And it's during
Speaker 1: this interview that four year old Renee speaks for the
Speaker 1: first time, saying, quote, Bill did it. Bill said he
Speaker 1: wouldn't cut us, but he cut us anyway. I should
Speaker 1: note that although Renee survived the attack, sadly she passed
Speaker 1: away at the age of thirty one. We'll talk more
Speaker 1: about this in a later episode. Three days after the
Speaker 1: attack on April, Melissa has shown more photos of potential
Speaker 1: suspects eleven, this time mostly all bills, some of which
Speaker 1: she had been shown before. Again, Melissa picks no one
Speaker 1: out as the perpetrator. At this point, police are looking
Speaker 1: at everyone in and around Joanne's world, even her brother Nat,
Speaker 1: who found them that morning, Joanne's other brother Daniel, and
Speaker 1: Joanne's boyfriend at the time, Jerry. Here's Nat again. They
Speaker 1: treated you like like your suspect you are. They took
Speaker 1: my fingerprints right away in UH and they just interrogate me.
Speaker 1: I know they didn't get much because I I couldn't
Speaker 1: say much because I don't know much. I just know
Speaker 1: that what I what I found. We were all trying
Speaker 1: to figure out who it was. But there's a part,
Speaker 1: you know, and we thought that like Joyan, you know,
Speaker 1: could have been Raymond, could have been Johnny Davis. It
Speaker 1: could have been Raymond's brother or or somebody somebody we
Speaker 1: they said, just Gary Paris. Uh, so we didn't know
Speaker 1: who it was. Police are having about as much luck
Speaker 1: as Nat and figuring out who did this. Then on
Speaker 1: May fourth, one week into the investigation, two significant things happen. First,
Speaker 1: police tracked down Joanne's ex boyfriend, Tom Schultz, who claims
Speaker 1: he has an alibi he was in Texas at the
Speaker 1: time of the attack, but detectives will still need to
Speaker 1: verify that. The other is that there's a new lead
Speaker 1: detective assigned to the case. Homicide veteran detective Joe Burgoon,
Speaker 1: nicknamed Father Homicide and the Blue Knight Bragoon, has investigated
Speaker 1: thou of murders in the St. Louis area. Well respected
Speaker 1: within the department, the then forty three year old, quiet,
Speaker 1: green eyed legend with a photographic memory, has been described
Speaker 1: by a former colleague as someone who's almost too nice
Speaker 1: for this dirty business regardless, He's determined to solve the case.
Speaker 1: When I star case started, that was our vacation. And
Speaker 1: when I come back to work when Boss called me
Speaker 1: in the office and he said, guns, uh, these guys
Speaker 1: are really it's really messed him, you know, the really
Speaker 1: really shook up over it and messed up over and
Speaker 1: he says, you got a bunch of kids. You know
Speaker 1: you're not to do with kids and stuff like. Guess
Speaker 1: that's why we want. I wound up with it in
Speaker 1: my partner, you know, because we just we we talked
Speaker 1: it over and said, you know, we're not can ask
Speaker 1: from any questions. So we we just went up there
Speaker 1: in Medham and uh, we bring him. We bring him
Speaker 1: with a little bag of eminemity, each one of them,
Speaker 1: and we tell jokes and stuff like that. Kid but
Speaker 1: the kids stuff, you know how these children are. Melissa
Speaker 1: was a very smart child, she really was. I told
Speaker 1: Julian's brother Dan, and I told him from started says,
Speaker 1: it's just we're gonna you know, we're gonna do We're
Speaker 1: gonna go buy the book. We're not gonna do anything,
Speaker 1: and it's just the way it's supposed to be done.
Speaker 1: My first memory of Jarba Grood. Is me laying in
Speaker 1: this hospital bed, and he showed me his badge. He
Speaker 1: was really tall, he was very nice. I didn't think
Speaker 1: I could trust him, but he did explain he was
Speaker 1: there to find the person who hurt my mommy and
Speaker 1: me and my sister, so I tried to help. In
Speaker 1: the May fourth police report, it's noted that Melissa was
Speaker 1: quote in great pain and was given a pain pill. However,
Speaker 1: she was very alert. Bragoon, the social worker, and a
Speaker 1: child psychologist also interviewed Melissa. Melissa tells them that last
Speaker 1: summer at Hyde Park, she and her mom and her
Speaker 1: sister met a man who was sitting on a bench.
Speaker 1: He said his name was Bill. Melissa describes him as
Speaker 1: having black hair all the way to his ears. Then
Speaker 1: she says more. Bill is a skinny white man with
Speaker 1: black short hair who looked older than Tom Schultz. I
Speaker 1: remember telling them that we went over a bridge. Melissa
Speaker 1: tells him they went over a bridge to get to
Speaker 1: Bill's house, and Bill didn't live alone. Bill lived with
Speaker 1: his mother and across the street was a park with swings,
Speaker 1: animal playground equipment, monkey bars, and a merry go round.
Speaker 1: Bill gave them SODA's. They spent the night and slept upstairs.
Speaker 1: The next day, Bill drove them home in an old
Speaker 1: yellow taxi. And there's more. I told them that Bill
Speaker 1: had went to Hollywood, and that Bill Volkswagen and Bill
Speaker 1: had worked on my mom's car, and that Bill's mom
Speaker 1: grand a lot. She's not very nice. Melissa also says
Speaker 1: that on the night of the attack, Bill called her
Speaker 1: and Renee by name. Detective Bragoon shows Melissa thirteen photos
Speaker 1: of again mostly Bills, and also throws in a polaroid
Speaker 1: of Steve Yancy, their seventeen year old neighbor. Melissa says,
Speaker 1: none of the Bills are the guy, and Steve Yancy
Speaker 1: he's a friend and was an involved either. The next day,
Speaker 1: Tom Schultz's alibi in Texas is verified. He takes a
Speaker 1: polygraph test and passes. Police are at a loss and
Speaker 1: are no closer to solving the case. The case that
Speaker 1: has changed everything. I just remembered one day, everything was normal,
Speaker 1: and then I lost my home and my animals. My
Speaker 1: mom our bodies weren't the same. Everything changed. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you noticed, but I was not allowed to
Speaker 1: attend my mother's funeral. I actually watched it from my
Speaker 1: hospital room. How did you watch it from her? I
Speaker 1: was on TV. Yeah. I didn't get to say goodbye
Speaker 1: to her. I was so upset people I didn't even
Speaker 1: know getting going in and out that church, and I
Speaker 1: was her daughter, and I'm watching it from a hospital bed.
Speaker 1: I didn't get to go. Two weeks after the attack,
Speaker 1: on May eleven, twelve, more photos are shown to Melissa.
Speaker 1: She again, I d s none of them as their attacker.
Speaker 1: That same day, Detective Burgoon and another detective check Melissa
Speaker 1: and Renee out of the hospital to search for the
Speaker 1: bridge and park Melissa described in her statement about the
Speaker 1: overnight at Bill's house. After hours of driving over bridges
Speaker 1: and circling various parks, they call it a day. Melissa
Speaker 1: recognizes none of them. Police are beyond stumped and frustrated
Speaker 1: as the public pressure to solve the case is mounting,
Speaker 1: so on May tenth, they enlist the help of a
Speaker 1: metroped sketch artist. A couple of days later, that composite
Speaker 1: sketch is released to the public. Melissa's family sees it
Speaker 1: on the evening news. Here's her uncle Nadigan, my brother
Speaker 1: Da Annuel, and my sister abbey. When they saw this,
Speaker 1: they said, it looks like somebody we know. We look
Speaker 1: like somebody we know. The next day, Daniel, Clenny and
Speaker 1: Abby Adams go down to the police station and tell
Speaker 1: Detective Bragoon exactly that. Together they go through Joanne's diary,
Speaker 1: her diary from the year before the murder, and that's
Speaker 1: when they see a name Rod. There are five entries
Speaker 1: Joanne made about Rod no last name. Two of them
Speaker 1: are particularly important to detectives. The first one says, quote
Speaker 1: Rod telephone to one St. Louis also bartender smart like
Speaker 1: Hackey's seen Rod Sunday night. The next entry says, quote
Speaker 1: met Rod, fifteen of April with Dan Cottage Leo black hair,
Speaker 1: brown eyes, five ft seven, tight jeans, truck driver Ohio
Speaker 1: sexy person likes to make love. Police still don't have
Speaker 1: the last name, but they do have a phone number,
Speaker 1: so he's only called call the house as I guess
Speaker 1: his mother answer againstead of rag and Garrison know he's
Speaker 1: not And then what's wrapped his last name, and so
Speaker 1: we found out where his name was. His name is
Speaker 1: Rodney Lincoln. Burgoon runs his name and sees that he
Speaker 1: has a record five years before he was convicted of
Speaker 1: second degree burglary, but alarm bells go off when Burgoon
Speaker 1: learns about his other conviction. In nineteen seventy three, Lincoln
Speaker 1: was convicted of second degree murder. Detective Burgoon takes Lincoln's
Speaker 1: shot and a photo of a distant family member of
Speaker 1: Joanne's to Melissa and Renee to see if they can
Speaker 1: pick out their mother's killer. Melissa does this. She picks
Speaker 1: out Rodney and Lincoln and I said, are you sure?
Speaker 1: She said that's him. I said, his name's not f
Speaker 1: She keept saying that's him, that's him, very emphatic, as
Speaker 1: as fig or four times. Are you sure? You sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure? Him? After that, according to the police report,
Speaker 1: Renee says nothing but looks at the photos, throws Rodney's
Speaker 1: on the table, and covers her face with her hands.
Speaker 1: On Almost a month after the attack, Detective Burgoon and
Speaker 1: a sergeant make their way to sixteen Minnesota Avenue in
Speaker 1: South St. Louis. That's where thirty seve in year old
Speaker 1: Rodney Lincoln lives with his mother. The good Lina Rabbits
Speaker 1: ask you had a carter's appart to crush of the
Speaker 1: house as it looks like the park Melissa had described
Speaker 1: with swings, animal playground equipment, monkey bars, and a merry
Speaker 1: go round. We had actually been at Walmart Park fishing
Speaker 1: that morning. Kay Lincoln, Rodney Lincoln's daughter, who was thirteen
Speaker 1: at the time, is also there that day. We came
Speaker 1: home in the afternoon and at that time Grandma told
Speaker 1: Dad that this policeman called wanted him to call him back.
Speaker 1: So he said, no problem, We called him back, gave
Speaker 1: him his information, talk to him. He went out to
Speaker 1: start the barbecue. Um my sister was out there with him.
Speaker 1: Kay's younger sister, Kelly, was ten at the time. I
Speaker 1: remember what I had on, and had on blue shorts
Speaker 1: and a pink shirt with flower on it. Here's Kay again. DJ,
Speaker 1: my dad's girlfriend, and I were sitting in the living
Speaker 1: room playing cards and I looked up while my grandma's
Speaker 1: dog started barking, and I saw these two guys go
Speaker 1: walking past the front door towards the back yard, and
Speaker 1: they had on suits. And that just really blew me away,
Speaker 1: because nobody comes to my grandma's house wearing a suit.
Speaker 1: And I said to DJ, I said, who is that?
Speaker 1: She said, I don't know, And you know, just being
Speaker 1: a flippant teenage kid. I'm like, I don't trust guys
Speaker 1: in suits. Kay and Kelly watched the suits talk to
Speaker 1: their dad for a few minutes. Then they all turned
Speaker 1: to go here's Kelly again. I remember Dad talked to
Speaker 1: him for a little bit and then Dad said that
Speaker 1: he had to go downtown and talk to these men,
Speaker 1: that he would be back in a little bit to
Speaker 1: take us home and kiss me on the top of
Speaker 1: the head and said, I'll see you a little bit. Angel.
Speaker 1: He always called me as Lotle angel with horns. He
Speaker 1: just got in a car and left with him. My
Speaker 1: grandma was just she was just shell shot. But my
Speaker 1: grandma was terrified, and you could see that in our face.
Speaker 1: And nobody would tell us what was going on. We
Speaker 1: had no clue. And that night we're watching Hill Street Blues,
Speaker 1: as you know, Sunday night at nine o'clock Channel four,
Speaker 1: and after Hill Street Blues it was ten o'clock news
Speaker 1: and it was bedtime. On the last commercial break of
Speaker 1: the program, the news broken with What's Coming at ten
Speaker 1: o'clock and they had a big banner going across the
Speaker 1: screen that said million dollar bail, and they said murderer arrested,
Speaker 1: and they showed a video of our dad and his
Speaker 1: hands are behind his back and there's a detective the
Speaker 1: ones that came to Grandma's house that you didn't trust
Speaker 1: and you know you shouldn't have. He just looked like
Speaker 1: he didn't know what just hitting and he just never
Speaker 1: came back. Next time on The Real Killer, when you drink,
Speaker 1: did you have a temper? I could go of, um,
Speaker 1: have a great time to be be ready to really jumpbody.
Speaker 1: And Rodney's previous murder convictions not helping. I thought that,
Speaker 1: you know, that just reinforces he's a killer. If he
Speaker 1: killed once, what's going to stop from killing again? But
Speaker 1: putting the bad man behind bars isn't the end of it.
Speaker 1: I never felt safer secure. I always felt like I
Speaker 1: was being watched. The Real Killer is a production of
Speaker 1: a y R Media and I Heart Radio, hosted by
Speaker 1: me Leah Rothman. Executive producers Leah Rothman and Elie the
Speaker 1: Rosen for a y R Media. Written by me Leah Rothman,
Speaker 1: Senior Associate producer Eric Newman, Editing and sound design by
Speaker 1: Cameron Taggy, mixed and mastered by Cameron Taggi. Audio engineering
Speaker 1: by Jesus c Mario Studio engineering by Tom Weir and
Speaker 1: Kelly McGrew. Voice acting performed by Lauren Pritchard, Legal counsel
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