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This week, in Belle Terre, New York, a wealthy couple is found dead, in their own home. The only other person in the house is their adopted teenage son, who makes a full confession, including the motive of being angry about not getting a new sports car. Case closed. Right? Not even close. What follows is a tale of lies, corruption, and outright insanity. One of our craziest yet!!
Along the way, we find out rich people don't need fire insurance, that you don't need evidence if you have a confession, and that sometimes you need to investigate that confession!!
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