In the first of a pair of parallel episodes to 6 and 7 from year one, our hosts interview a local author who found herself in the thick of the case in 2011. Join the team for this episode as our guest sheds some light on additional details of (is definitely, imo) the most infamous case to ever hit their small hometown. Cliffhangers, strange demands, and the importance of story telling free with stream.

Did you miss episodes 6 and 7 or need a refresher? Be sure to check those out before you stream episode 57!

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