62. The Murder of Janet Siclari

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

Society & Culture, True Crime, History

4.8 • 733 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In August of 1993, 35 year-old Janet Siclari was vacationing in North Carolina with her brother and friends. After having such a good time, they decided to stay just one more night. This last night would prove fatal for Janet, her brother woke to find his sisters body surrounded by police on the beach in front of their hotel. After years of no leads, the CODIS system would finally find Janets killer through DNA.
Sources: "Forensic Files: Surfside Homicide" and State of North Carolina vs. Berry
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0:00.0	Life once again is carefree
0:07.0	Where we tiptoed now we waltz
0:11.0	Past the black hats and the mirrors we've cracked
0:15.0	Without our fingers crossed
0:19.0	The days are slow and easy.
0:23.6	Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess.
0:24.9	I'm Sarah here with Stu.
0:26.6	Say, hey, Stu.
0:27.2	Say, hey, Stu.
0:27.8	All right, so we're back with you this episode, and we're going to North Carolina.
0:31.9	But first, do you have some reviews for us?
0:34.0	I do, because I have done my homework.
0:37.1	You don't have that much homework. I literally
0:39.3	write a 14 page case every time and you have to go to the Facebook and see which ones you put
0:44.3	the thumbs up on at whatever point. It's a system. It works. Coming to us from Becky. It's a nice
0:52.2	day here in Kentucky. So I decided to go for a walk with a new podcast.
0:56.4	I landed on your podcast and loved it.
0:58.7	I do have a recommendation for an episode.
1:01.2	Brooklyn Farthing went missing in Barra, Kentucky under odd circumstances, and the case has not been solved.
1:07.3	We'd love to hear y'all's take on it.
1:09.2	All right.
1:09.7	Well, thank you, Becky, and we'll look into it, see what we can do about that.
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