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Welcome to the show where two 90s' loving country chicks gab about true crime and tell each other to talk to the hand

because the face ain't listening. I'm Terella and I'm Tori and we're sisters who have always loved

true crime and decided to turn that obsession into a show with a

light take on the topic. Kind of like diet true crime it's all the flavor

of fewer calories. Now with our show you'll get true crime 90s nostalgia and a few four letter

words sprinkled in. Because I always say that Polly pockets and true crime go

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episode.

This episode contains discussion of events that may be disturbing to some listeners or viewers. Discretion is advised.

In late August of 2013, Ryan Hoy called the Aurora Colorado Police Department for help.

He said that his wife 47-year-oldune Me, and his 18-year-old

stepdaughter, Isabella, were locked in the upstairs bathroom.

He could hear his wife yelling for help, but wasn't exactly sure what was

going on.

Then he saw blood start to seep underneath the bathroom door and into the hallway. Shortly after, Isabella opened the bathroom door, knife in hand, and covered in her mother's blood, and walked down the stairs and out of the home.

What could have caused this young girl to commit such a brutal act?

Was she suffering from delusions and an untreated mental illness or was she simply a master

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