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It's always the husband. It's always the husband. It's always a husband. I don't keep me.

Hey, everybody. This is Sarah. Hey, this is Sarah.

Hey, this is Megan.

You are listening to It's Always the Husband.

We are here again with another really good episode of Forensic Files.

We can't get enough.

Yeah, we're already giggling at the start of this foolery.

It's a good one. You're going to immediately want to watch this one. If you have not seen it, it's been, it's made the rounds. You may have seen this one. It's really unbelievable. And I have updated information. You do? god for the end so we we are going to

1997 yeah okay 1997's when I graduated college so a long time a year before I graduated

college yeah really long time ago and again I didn't really look up what happened in 1997, but I don't remember months.

Because I remember I had to be like a functioning adult and that sucked.

Ooh.

College is done.

I'm sure I was hanging out at the truss dancing.

Yeah, I don't even remember.

I was a loser.

But before we get travel back in time to 1997, we have to thank a few more people.

We had a Facebook fundraiser.

And we reached our goal.

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