Life once again is carefree, where we tiptoed, now we waltz.

Past the black hats and the mirrors we've cracked without our fingers crossed.

The days are slow and easy and the nights feel so serene

but i'm kent bless this mess southern true crime podcast i'm care here with stew say

hey stew hey so we are back with you tonight we apologize for the delay it's all stew's fault um so but we're back with you tonight. We apologize for the delay. It's all Stu's fault.

So, but we're back with the case out of Nashville, Tennessee.

And as you can see by the title, it's called When Nashville Lost Its Innocence.

And this is the murder of Marcia Trimble in 1975. And this is is a big one this took a lot of time to

research and put together so it's going to be multiple parts I don't know how

many parts at this point because I don't know how long it's going to take to

tell this story in full but it's a long one so we're real excited about

doing this story it's an interesting story and everything but

I guess let's start off with some we did get some reviews we got quite a few reviews this last week so we thank you all for doing that

so we're gonna break these up into over the episode so if you don't hear yours tonight it'll probably be you know tomorrow or whatever

you want to go step i will go you want to participate from reap and kathy five stars from

iTunes too funny y'all are amazing love the spousal banner hope y'all laugh as much off microphone

podcast are interesting and informative well thank you for that do we laugh as much off microphone podcasts are interesting and informative.

Well, thank you for that.

Do we laugh as much off thing, off of this as we do?

At each other probably when we do something stupid.

Yeah, we laugh a lot, I would say.

Usually because we're making fun of each other, but... That's what happens.

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