With Christmas here, the team at Sleuth has taken the week off, but sit tight, because the finale is just around the corner. For the last episode of Sleuth, you will have a chance to ask me, Linda Sawyer, the lingering questions you've had all season. Please leave all your questions on our Sleuth facebook page at facebook.com/sleuthpodcast, and we will do our best to answer each one. And that's not all. Our Season One SLEUTH finale will include an exclusive surprise guest. A guest you have been patiently waiting to hear from and one you will not want to miss. So for now, go to our Sleuth Facebook page and start asking away. Happy Holiday wishes to one and all.
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Episode Transcript
Hey, Sleuth listeners. Santa gave Linda Sawyer the week off,
but next week Sleuth will be back with an episode
you will not want to miss. My name's Jeff and
I grew up less than a mile from the Camden
Martinique apartments where the murders took place, and I worked
there for a time. I also worked at Disneyland in
the entertainment department for a while. And I grew up
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singing and dancing and plays and musicals in and around
Orange County. I had heard about the Wozniak murders when
they took place in two thousand and ten, but I
had no idea how close they really were to home,
literally and figuratively. For this reason, I am absolutely addicted
to the Sleuth podcast. I consider myself Sleuth's number one fan.
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I can't wait until Tuesday comes and the next episode
of Sleuth is released. Like you, as I've been listening,
I've had some questions. As Sleuth self described biggest fan,
Linda Sawyer invited me to join her in studio for
the final episode to turn the tables on her to
get the answers to the burning questions we've all been
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asking all season. Long, I'll be asking her questions you
submit on Facebook about interviews, questions or concerns you've had
about the podcast, and anything you want to know about Sleuth.
Things she's learned about Daniel Wozniak, her opinion of the
characters in the story, about their level of honesty, and more.
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I even have a couple of burning questions that I've
been dying to know the answers to, So join Linda
Sawyer and me by submitting your questions now to Facebook
dot com slash Sleuth podcast as we record the final
episode of this season of Sleuth. This is an episode
you will not want to miss, So get your questions
in now at Facebook dot com slash Sleuth podcast and
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don't miss your opportunity to be a part of the
final episode of Sleuth. You only have until Sunday, December
I Am to submit your questions, so go to Facebook
dot com slash Sleuth podcast now and post your question
on the Sleuth podcast Facebook page, and don't forget to
tune in on Tuesday, January one, New Year's Day, two
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thousand nineteen to hear Linda answer the questions you've been
dying to ask.
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