
#270 - The Murder Parrot Speaks - Sand Lake, Michigan
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This week, in Sand Lake, Michigan, a disturbingly bloody scene looks like an open, and shut case of some kind of home invasion, that left a couple dead... Until one of them is not dead, and appears to come back to life. From there, detectives have to figure out whether there is ruthless, random killer on the loose, or if it's something much more obvious. The key to cracking the mystery ends up being an 18 year old African Grey Parrot, who seems to have seen the whole thing, and can act it out, complete with voices! This is one for the ages!
Along the way, we find out that Michigan is serious about their lumberjacking, that just because someone looks & acts dead, doesn't mean they're dead, and that you should never say anything that you don't want repeated, to a parrot!
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