Hey everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And this is Corpusillicti.

Welcome back.

Yes, we hope that everyone is surviving.

I know we are, albeit barely, but, you know, we're making it through.

Yeah, they announced today that schools

are no longer going to be back in session for Alabama. So I have been outside playing basketball

with my kiddos, and I am glad you cannot smell me because it's horrible. And after the

announcement, I can officially say I'm about four beers in. You know, it's funny because I'm three in right now.

Because adding to our long resume is we are wives. We're mothers. We work full time. We're podcasters.

And now we're going to have to make sure that all of the learning from home stuff

is complete. I won't say we're homeschooling moms because I don't think that we officially are

that, but it is going to take a little extra planning and making sure that they get done what they

need to to move on next year.

So if my kids are alive on June 1st, I'm going to call it a win.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Tonight, though, we are going to be talking about one of my favorite stories, not that she was murdered, of course, but the history behind this one is so intriguing. She has been

linked to the Black Dahlia, but I don't think that she's actually shared the serial killer.

I think she's very much separated time, circumstance. It's a completely different killer.

I think it, and we'll get on to what I think of my

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