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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, and welcome to my favorite Murder the minisode.

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Speaker 2: Hi Joys, Hey, I yes, I have a really good

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Speaker 2: one to start off. It's very centric to my experience,

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Speaker 2: but I think you'll be able to relate in just

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Speaker 2: the insanity of this story, so.

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Speaker 3: I won't read you this subject line.

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Speaker 2: It says, Hi, Karena Georgia, my husband and I, and

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Speaker 2: then in parentheses it says.

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Speaker 3: Both PhDs live.

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Speaker 2: Really us too, us too live in Davis, California with

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Speaker 2: our drag queen Chihuahua, Rue Powell and it's pa w L.

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Speaker 3: Of course it is uh huh.

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Speaker 2: And she's got her own Instagram handle if anybody wants

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Speaker 2: to go check it, love it anybody named Georgia. We

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Speaker 2: moved here from Boulder, Colorado, over a year ago, where

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Speaker 2: we lived about two miles from Joanponny Ramsay's home three

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Speaker 2: exclamation points. We wanted to write in for years because

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Speaker 2: we've had multiple supernatural experiences, including a haunting in our

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Speaker 2: old San Francisco home, but this recent one felt like

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Speaker 2: it was made for the MFM audience. As Karen might

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Speaker 2: already know, Davis is fifteen miles outside of Sacramento and

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Speaker 2: is usually described as a haven for bikers and walkers.

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Speaker 2: There's a beautiful green belt that connects the neighborhoods, tree

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Speaker 2: lined and safe feeling even at night. It is a

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Speaker 2: really lovely little college town.

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Speaker 4: I really thought bikers as in like motorcycle beings for

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Speaker 4: a minute.

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Speaker 2: That's very different, just those mountain bikers where the bike

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Speaker 2: never sees a mountain. So one warm summer evening not

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Speaker 2: long ago, we were out walking Roueol when my husband

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Speaker 2: saw a short, shadowy figure dart across the path. At

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Speaker 2: first he thought it was an animal, but it seemed

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Speaker 2: too tall, about four feet, and it moved like it

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Speaker 2: was on two legs, not four. We kept going until

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Speaker 2: we turned a corner and saw it again, a four

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Speaker 2: foot tall shadow figure standing still near a tree about

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Speaker 2: fifty feet away. It wasn't just dark, it was darker

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Speaker 2: than the surrounding shadows, like the blackest black. That's when

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Speaker 2: RuPaul pulled back hard on the leash, basically saying nope,

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Speaker 2: absolutely not, and started dragging us back home.

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Speaker 3: And we did not argue.

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Speaker 2: We power walked the rest of the way, looking over

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Speaker 2: our shoulder and both confirming, yes, you saw it too.

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Speaker 2: Right once inside our home, we locked the doors and

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Speaker 2: texted a friend who lived in Davis for years. Her response, Oh, yeah,

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Speaker 2: I used to see short shadow figures running across my

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Speaker 2: backyard all the time. You just learned to coexist.

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Speaker 1: Short shadow figures are like a known entity. Go bye,

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Speaker 1: I'm moving, it says, right here. Nope again, it says spooked.

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Speaker 1: And Unsatisfied with my friend's resigned response, I googled shadow

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Speaker 1: figures Davis Greenbelt. The first thing I found was the

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Speaker 1: widely reported DID twenty twenty three case of Carlos Domingez,

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Speaker 1: a former UC Davis student who committed a series of stabbings,

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Speaker 1: and during his trial, he testified that he believed he

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Speaker 1: was attacking shape shifting shadow figures, not actual people. His victims, tragically,

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Speaker 1: were real people. His testimony at his trial revealed that

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Speaker 1: he has profound mental health struggles and terrifying illusions about

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Speaker 1: shadow figures. Reading this made us wonder what if these

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Speaker 1: shadow people were more than just hallucinations. The second thing

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Speaker 1: I found was folklore, where some local stories mention encountering

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Speaker 1: the ghosts of twin girls in the vicinity of the

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Speaker 1: support these claims. This legend says the twins sometimes appear

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Speaker 1: peering through windows of nearby homes or along the path.

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Speaker 1: This ghost story is part of Davis folklore, but there

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Speaker 1: are no police reports or concrete evidence of ghostly children

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Speaker 1: in the green Belt. Our eyes that evening beg to

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Speaker 1: differ guardless, and needless to say, we now carry a

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Speaker 1: soon as we come back home, just in case anything

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Speaker 1: supernatural follows us. Thank you for all the wit, comfort,

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Speaker 1: and keen storytelling you bring. You have kept us company

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Speaker 1: on countless road trips, commutes and Saturday cleaning sessions. Stay

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Speaker 1: sexy and don't go chasing shadowy figures? Jose Arturo and RuPaul?

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Speaker 4: How has it almost been ten years and this is

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Speaker 4: the first we're hearing about shadow figures in Davis, California?

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Speaker 4: Like right, it kind of gives me hope that everyone

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Speaker 4: hasn't written in their like we don't know every folk.

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Speaker 4: You know what I mean? Yes, because you know, like

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Speaker 4: unsolved mysteries, of like little children push your car across

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Speaker 2: This, and also don't tell ros Hernandez over on Ghosted

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Speaker 2: by ros Hernandez, because I bet you some of those

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Speaker 2: because it is like, wait, what just happened? And then

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Speaker 2: it is slightly connected. It's like they are witnessing that

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Speaker 2: man who committed those horrible crimes. It's like, but other

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Speaker 4: That's chilling. That is so chilling.

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Speaker 3: Really quite a story.

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Speaker 4: All right, changing pace, I'm not going to read you

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Speaker 4: the title of this one. Hi, Karen Georgia and MFM crew,

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Speaker 4: I just finished the minisode where you mentioned sharing that

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Speaker 4: story that your friends always make you tell at parties. Well,

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Speaker 4: here is mine. I moved back to Denver in early

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Speaker 4: twenty sixteen after a brief hiatus slash mid twenties crisis

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Speaker 4: in California, with all my belongings in my car and

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Speaker 4: no permanent home. I've done that, yeah, scary. I stayed

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Speaker 4: for housing and finally had some luck. I found a

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Speaker 4: studio apartment on the cheap on Craigslist, really centrally located.

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Speaker 4: When I went to check it out, the place was

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Speaker 4: when she was done with it, and, feeling desperate, I applied.

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Speaker 4: Less than twenty four hours later, they called to say

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Speaker 4: they wanted to rent it to me. Read flag because

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Speaker 4: now I know they don't background check anyone. It's a

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Speaker 2: Oh that's a great point. If you get accepted to

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Speaker 2: an apartment building that immediately says yes, that means that

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Speaker 2: other people in that apartment building aren't have not been checked.

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Speaker 4: I would never even thought of that. I would have

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Speaker 3: Yeah, think it through. That's a wow, wow scary.

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Speaker 4: When I went back, it was all cleaned up, and

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Speaker 4: I decided to sign the lease. Not moments after the

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Speaker 4: ink dried. The manager let me know that the previous

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Speaker 4: tenant was sent back to prison, but that there was

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Speaker 4: nothing to worry about. And then it says disclosure.

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Speaker 3: Laws question work question.

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Speaker 4: I quickly found out from a neighbor that said tenant

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Speaker 4: and was sent back for life. Shockingly, that part of

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Speaker 4: the story is a dead end, so as no former

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Speaker 4: customers showed up at my door. I received a couple

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Speaker 4: pieces of mail from the doc for him, but that

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Speaker 5: Oh okay, well thanks on kind of a relief, all right.

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Speaker 4: The first night I slept in my new studio, the

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Speaker 4: a group of people and proceeded, you have a party.

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Speaker 4: I was unemployed at this point, getting up early every

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Speaker 3: Yeah, just one simple act.

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Speaker 4: I decided to let it go, except it happened every

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Speaker 4: night for a week. I tried earplugs, fans, movies, et cetera,

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Speaker 4: my ceiling. The next day, I went upstairs and I

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Speaker 4: but could he or she keep it down. I'd left

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Speaker 4: my phone number, but never heard from them. The tenant

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Speaker 4: a man named Colin who worked at a bar around town.

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Speaker 4: I never saw him, but over time I created this

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Speaker 4: in the wee hours of my birthday, April twenty seventh,

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Speaker 4: wo to Colin bringing home a date around four am.

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Speaker 4: This had never happened before, and I immediately turned on

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Speaker 4: Colin over and over again. About thirty minutes went by,

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Speaker 4: neighbor due to his prolonged shenanigans. All tenants received a

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Speaker 4: ringing everyone's doorbells. Oh, I'm just pressing all the intercom buttons.

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Speaker 2: I'm being delivered back to like my drinking twenties and

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Speaker 2: all the garbage that you spent your time either doing

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Speaker 2: or being the recipient of that was just always stressful

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Speaker 4: Just chaos.

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Speaker 2: Everything is chaos, constant chaos, and then you're like why

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Speaker 2: for five goddamn minutes.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Luckily my bell was broken, so I missed out

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Speaker 4: twenty four hours to come forward or they'd evict him.

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Speaker 4: That night, I went to sleep like a baby. I

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Speaker 4: my flight to a voicemail that said, Hey, Angie, we

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Speaker 4: got ahold of Colin and he says he's been in

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Speaker 4: Texas for the last three weeks, so your stories don't

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Speaker 4: match up.

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Speaker 3: Call us.

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Speaker 4: I'm like, what the hell? So I called and proceeded

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Speaker 4: to tell my landlord about the sex having and the

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Speaker 4: quote fuck me Colin. To prove my story, my landlord

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Speaker 4: was in the building while we were on the phone,

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Speaker 4: and as we were talking, he went upstairs and found

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Speaker 4: figure zipped up in a mummy style sleeping bag, non

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Speaker 4: responsive on the floor. No, the landlord said, in forty

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Speaker 4: years of being a landlord, I've never had a homicide.

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Speaker 4: There's a first for everything. Let me call you back.

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Speaker 3: Oh my god.

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Speaker 4: At this point I was freaking out because one dead

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Speaker 4: man question Mark, but two I had threatened to kill

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and there is now your life. You're making sense.

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Speaker 5: Story always say yes to the lip gloss.

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Speaker 3: It could save your life.

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Speaker 5: Stay sexy, and don't get murdered.

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Speaker 4: I was so mad at my brother the rest of

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Speaker 2: The subject line it says, Hi, Karen and Georgia Day

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Speaker 3: Hi did you guys go to Glasgow?

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Speaker 4: You went to Edinburgh. But you and I have been

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Speaker 2: And then it says, uh, we lost my lovely dad

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Speaker 3: DEMI, Wow, that was perfect. That was perfect.

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Speaker 4: That was perfect. Yeah, my last one's called strange coincidences. Lighthearted. Hi, y'all,

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Speaker 4: this is my mom Lynn's story that I bore witness to.

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Speaker 4: all The coincidences of that night were Ronda pushing the

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Speaker 4: group together and reminding everyone to lighten the fuck up,

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Speaker 4: stay sexy, and don't be afraid to reach out to

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Speaker 4: old friends. Zoe.

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Speaker 3: Oh, that's so sweet.

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Speaker 4: I love coincidences.

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Speaker 2: I mean the fact that that friend was actually there.

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Speaker 2: I really wish we got a little description of what

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Speaker 2: her reaction was, because how weird would that be to

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Speaker 2: be the person everyone's been searching for and you're just

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Speaker 2: like out at your niece's birthday or whatever.

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Speaker 4: All of it. I love, just like the random running

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Speaker 4: into people that is so fucking weird and unexpected. Send

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Speaker 4: us yours at my favorite murder at Gmail, yes, and

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Speaker 4: describe what it was like. We want to know.

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Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.

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Speaker 2: How much people freak out the screaming, They go ahead,

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Speaker 2: just get creative with it and in the meantime, stay sexy.

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Speaker 4: And don't get murdered.

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Speaker 5: Good Bye, Bye bye, Elvis.

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Speaker 4: Do you want a cookie?

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Speaker 3: This has been an exactly right production.

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Speaker 4: Our senior producers are Alle Hundra Keck and Molly Smith.

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Speaker 3: Our editor is Aristotle las Veda.

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Speaker 4: This episode was mixed by Leona Scolacci.

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Speaker 3: Yey bye bye