Serially Short Crimes - Gerald Stano

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Cabernet & True Crime is a (kind of) weekly podcast that covers the more unusual and uncommon true crime cases. Each week your host, Jana, breaks down the narrative of a specific true crime case-- turning it into a conversational learning experience for you (and sometimes herself!) Join me in the place where good wine and true crime come together. 🍷🔪 Let's discuss Gerald Stano, I guess.

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