Hey everyone, it's Jen.

Hey, everyone, it's Jen, and this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus DeLecti, the podcast.

This time, we are going to hop the pond once again.

It seems like a lot of our stories now are coming from England, Scotland, that kind of area.

Yeah, since we've done the overseas series, it seems like we just keep ending up back overseas for some reason.

I don't know.

But yeah, so this week's story probably should come with a content warning just because it does talk about little ones.

So if that is a trigger, please just know that going into it.

It's very sad.

So we are going to be in London, England in the late 1800s.

Amelia Elizabeth Hobbley was born into a very large family.

She was the last of five children, and her

dad was a shoemaker, and he was successful, and she lived there with her dad and her mom, Sarah.

They lived in a small village called Pyle Marsh. Now, this town and this little village was just

east of Bristol. While they weren't the

richest in the village, they still did very well for themselves. And because Samuel was such a good

shoemaker, this allowed him to pay for all five kids to attend school. And Amelia was a really good student.

She learned to read and write.

She was really good in literature.

And she often wrote poems and short stories.

And her teachers were really impressed by her.

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