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Welcome to the show where two 90s' 11 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 through our calories.

Now with our show you'll get True crime 90s nostalgia and a few four letter

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This episode contains discussion of murder and mentions of suicide. It also involves children, listener discretion is advised.

On Monday, November 13, 1961, a crewman aboard an oil tanker spotted something in the water.

It was a man and a dinghy, waving frantically to get their attention. They rescued the water. It was a man and a dinghy waving frantically to get their attention. They

rescued the man and he told a harrowing story of how he found himself in the small vessel

adrift at sea. While some believed him others had serious doubts about his story, and another rescue,

days later, cast further doubts on his tail. The second rescue was of 11-year-old

Terry Joe Duperalt, and she told a much different version of the events that left her adrift at sea.

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