Six people are dead at Saguaro Farms. No witnesses. No arrests. And the official story already sounds a little too convenient.
This Podcast Was Brought to You By: The Perpetrators is a fast, one-hour crime thriller told through the format of a live investigative podcast. You are not reading a normal case file, and you are not being gently guided through a clean police report. You are dropped straight into the talk show, sitting with the host, the journalist, and the people closest to the murders as they argue, interrupt, accuse, defend, speculate, and slowly drag the truth out of the noise.
The case begins with a daylight massacre in the Arizona desert. No easy answers. And far too many people rushing to explain what happened before the bodies are even cold.
But once the podcast starts, the official version begins to wobble.
What follows is not a clean investigation. It is a live collision of facts, suspicion, media pressure, political interests, and people who may be telling the truth only when it suits them. The deeper the conversation goes, the harder it becomes to separate witness from performer, explanation from manipulation, and justice from branding.
Designed as a sharp, compact, one-hour read, this book moves like a true-crime episode you cannot pause. Except this is fiction. The case is invented. The discomfort is not.
