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Jun 24, 2021 2 hr 6 min

Prosenjit Poddar’s obsession over a classmate changed US law forever

from When Killers Get Caught: A True Crime Podcast Hosted by Ransom Storytelling Studio LLC

This week in true crime we discuss a horrible Uber driver and Brian is shocked that people are still getting catfished in 2021. Brittany fell down the rabbit hole after a case study was recommended by a fan and we learned the backstory to the Tarasoff vs Regents case and Brian tackles his fear of Dolls this episode. If you want to support out sponsor At Your Service Maid Cafe you can visit them at www.AYSmaidcafe.com to order some goodies or if you’re in central Pennsylvania you can pick up tickets to the Pixel Pop Concert or Geeks and Art events in August 2021! You can get extra content on TikTok @caughtpodcast and @creepswithbrian to get your killer fix during the week. You can also follow Brian on twitch on Sundays www.twitch.tv/foxytrainer for some spooky gaming. You can even leave a message or support us directly on anchor.fm/whenkillersgetcaught and we might use your message in a later podcast. Email us at [email protected] to submit ideas for our next episode or to submit some creepy stories! Special thanks to Myuu for the music you heard on todays episode. You can find him at www.youtube.c

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