29. When Nashville Lost Its Innocence Part 3

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

Society & Culture, True Crime, History

4.8 • 733 Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2018

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

In February of 1975, the disappearance and murder of Marcia Trimble shook the town of Nashville, Tennesse and was a crime that would change the city forever. At the same time that Marcia was missing, a string of rapes was hitting the Vanderbilt University and Belmont Colleg area and one cop would tie all of these rapes together and bring in the attacker. But what happened to Marcia? And what happened to Sarah Des Prez, a 19 year old Vanderbilt student that was murdered on February 2, 1975 just weeks before Marcia? Were all of these connected? And if so, how long would it take to find justice for Marcia and Sarah? Join us for the conclusion of When Nashville Lost Its Innocence. Source for this series is "A Season of Darkness" by Douglas Jones and Phyllis Gobbell Music courtesy of Blanche, find their music on iTunes! Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/blessthismesspodcast Contact us at [email protected] Follow us on Twitter at @BTMASTCP Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/blessthismesspodcast Follow on Instagram at blessthismesspodcast Rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes!

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0:00.0	Life once again is carefree, where we tiptoed, now we waltz.
0:11.0	Past the black hats and the mirrors we've cracked without our fingers crossed.
0:19.0	The days are slow and easy
0:22.6	And the nights feel so serene
0:26.6	Hey everyone, welcome to Bless This Mess, Southern True Crime Podcast. I'm Kara here with
0:30.3	Stu. Say hey, Stu. Hey.
0:32.2	All right, so we're back again with you in this episode. We were going to be
0:36.1	concluding our series on Marsha Trembal
0:39.9	when Nashville lost its innocence. So this will be part three. So if you haven't listened to
0:44.5	part one and two, I would suggest going back. Wouldn't you too, Stu? No, if you just want to
0:51.2	wing it, just keep on going. Just wing it. Just go for it.
0:56.5	But a few little announcements we have to make.
1:00.3	First of all, we have started a Patreon,
1:04.1	and we were hesitant to start this because we wanted to make sure we were not complete fuck-ups and some of our earlier episodes us working
1:15.5	out the kinks and kind of figuring out how to do this properly and not me not talk over stew
1:22.4	which people still remind us to this day yes recently. Someone reminded us from a previous episode.
1:29.4	I mean, I listen to podcasts too, and if I start listening to the first ones and it's a little
1:33.7	rough or something's like annoying me, I usually skip to their latest episode to try to see if they've
1:38.9	worked that out before I'd go in and say anything. Well, I don't ever say anything anyway. So I'm just
1:44.6	like, okay, if it's not for me, it's not for me. We'll just move on with this. It's for somebody
1:48.5	else. So, um, but we still get a couple comments about that, but we didn't want to do the
1:54.9	Patreon. Back to the point. We didn't want to do the Patreon until we kind of had figured things out. And I feel like we're almost 30 episodes in and we finally figured it out.
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