Ep #10 Killer Grannies, Desperate Crimes, and a Heroic Magpie with Our Special Guest from KTLA 5 Henry DiCarlo!

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Episode #10 is LIVE! Our special guest is from Los Angeles’ #1 local news station KTLA 5. Meteorologist and sportscaster Henry Di Carlo joins us as we explore the chilling story of a murderous grandmother in Sacramento, a woman so desperate to become a mother she commits the unthinkable, and an unexpected hero with wings — a magpie who saves the day. Join us for this very special final episode of Season Two for the laughs, intrigue and heartwarming stories. You may even learn a little more about LA’s famous Henry DiCarlo.

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