Everyone is Jen, and this is Lindsay.

And this is Corpus to look tie.

We're actually on schedule.

Woohoo.

Yeah, we are.

We are back in action.

We actually have a two-parter for you guys in the Stranger Than Fiction series. This one was

recommended to us by Colin, long-time listener, supporter, consider him a friend, good part of

the family here over at Corpus to Lake Dye. He sent this over to us and it definitely fits

the bill, but I'm going to throw out a disclaimer here as I was looking

through this I was like I know this we have done this I know for a fact we have covered it I

remember it remember talking about it no it's just that ironic that two cases are so similar and so outlandish. So if you end up thinking the same

thing, like I've heard Jell say this before, you got to bear with us through the whole thing.

It is a two-parter. There's not like a good transition spot because there's so many

victims to talk about. So we might leave you hanging a little bit today. All right. Dorothy Helen

Gray was born January 9th, 1929 in Redlands, California. She was raised during the Great Depression,

shaping her view on money, scarcity, and survival. Her parents reported struggling financially.

Now, again, Great Depression, everybody struggled.

Unfortunately, they did turn to alcoholics.

Her father died when she was still a child.

We're not quite sure how young of a child she was.

Her mother struggled to maintain stability afterwards.

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