April Blasio has a lot of questions about her dad, Edward Wayne Edwards, questions about who he was and what he did. I had no tangible evidence that my dad killed anyone. Questions she's hoping I can help her answer. Oh, they are labeled. Yes, they are labeled. And Ed Edwards, he left behind a lot of clues. Like a box of cassettes, please confiscate it from his trailer. How many cassettes are we looking at here? It's about 60, I believe.
Be back, be back, be back, be back, be back, be back, be back, be back, be back, be back. April's convinced there are answers out there somewhere. Maybe on one of these tapes. He started, confessing. Here's some brief information to give you an idea of how this all started. The tapes are a lot like the story of Ed Edwards. I've jumbled, laden with mystery, and filled with clues to make it seem like he was always up to something.
While this thing is recording, it's just putting everything I sit on that freaking tape. I can see her coming in here and playing that tape. Oh, yeah. I'm Josh Dean. Starting July 18th, we try and clear up some of the mysteries about these tapes and a whole lot more. The clearing. Listen for free on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. And since I'm running out of paper, that's the end of everything.