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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. It's that special time of year when the hearts of true crime lovers turn to thoughts of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929. Now, here at the Lunchtime Crime counter, we typically do not serve up such well known entrees. But I'm offering up a sort of forensic side dish because this case really marked the advance of ballistics."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. It's that special time of year when the hearts of true crime lovers turn to thoughts of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929. Now, here at the Lunchtime Crime counter, we typically do not serve up such well known entrees. But I'm offering up a sort of forensic side dish because this case really marked the advance of ballistics."
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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. It's that special time of year when the hearts of true crime lovers turn to thoughts of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929. Now, here at the Lunchtime Crime counter, we typically do not serve up such well known entrees. But I'm offering up a sort of forensic side dish because this case really marked the advance of ballistics."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. It's that special time of year when the hearts of true crime lovers turn to thoughts of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929. Now, here at the Lunchtime Crime counter, we typically do not serve up such well known entrees. But I'm offering up a sort of forensic side dish because this case really marked the advance of ballistics."