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Stupid Crimes Committed by Stupid Celebrities | The Kill them with Comedy Podcast w/Nathan Parish & Kd Hinken

from Squishy Logic: True Crime, Mysteries, Conspiracies & other Interesting Topics w/Comedians

This week, comedians Kd Hinken and Nathan Parish are taking a trip back into the world of true crime with 6 of the stupidest crimes that were committed by celebrities. From naked bongo playing to cough syrup fueled acid trips, we will learn some stuff about some famour people that may change how you see them forever. Including Matthew McConaughey, RObert Downey Jr. , Connor McGregor & Shia LaBeouf (including a look at the Shia LaBeouf song "Real life Cannibal; Shia Labeouf."They also chat about some of the ridiculousness that has surrounded the 2020 (2021) Olympics, including a near beheading by speed boat at the start of one of the events & much more...Intro chat 00:00 - 39.59Main Topic (Celeb crimes) 40:00 - 01:53:00

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