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Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today you'll be hearing part four and the final

installment of the Murder of Belinda Temple. Small Talk sucks, so let's dive in.

You've heard the details of the day of Belinda's murder and the few days after.

But in today's episode, you'll be hearing about everything that has happened since

22 years worth. In previous episodes, we learned that even though the house appeared to have

been broken into, nothing seemed to be missing. Sure, Glass was broken, a TV was off its stand,

and drawers were opened, but jewelry boxes were left untouched. Nothing was taken from the plate

of jewelry laying out in the bedroom, and the jewelry Belinda was wearing when she was killed

was still on her body when she was found. Well, two days after her murder, court documents on

find-loss state that David gave farmers insurance a call. They'd seen a thing or two, and they were

about to see a third. David wanted to report that 10 pieces of jewelry were missing, all belonging

to Belinda. Three pairs of earrings, two necklaces, and two watches. It seems odd that a burglar

would steal only Belinda's jewelry, but it's even more strange that they'd only steal jewelry given

to her by David's mom. Because according to those court documents, most if not all of that jewelry

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