This is Justin from Obscura, a true crime podcast.

Do you like single-host narrative driven true crime that isn't afraid to get graphic?

On Obscura, we paint a picture of the lives of the criminals and victims before telling

a story of the crime and how it unfolded.

Add atmospheric production and audio clips such as 911 calls, and you have an idea of

what we're about.

If that intrigues you, type Obscura, true crime, and do your favorite pod catcher.

You can't miss our logo, and we'll see you by the fire.

Southern Fraud True Crime covers cases that are not suitable for young listeners, and

there may also be some explicit language used.

Listener discretion is advised.

Patsy Bolton Wright was a beautiful, vibrant, and wealthy woman who seemed to have everything

going for her.

She was part owner of a famous wax museum in Grand Prairie, Texas.

She raised and showed horses.

She was a popular socialite, a vivacious woman who seemingly had no enemies.

Her death in 1987 was shocking.

Patsy often took a cap full of Nykul to help her get to sleep, but around 3am she called

her sister, telling her something was wrong.

She couldn't breathe.

Patsy had been poisoned with strict 9.

It was found in the Nykul bottle beside her bed.

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