Bramble. Take 5,200, 12. And I have to go pee because I've been doing this 12,000 times

ready. That is the sound of a crisp Coca-Cola. I'm just getting it's the sound of a

Kirkland water. But today, if you are drinking a Coca-Cola, you might want to put your bottle

down and walk as far away from your Coca-Cola bottle as possible. Honestly, if you've been

thinking about quitting soda for a while, this sounds like a sponsorship it's not. If you've

been thinking about quitting soda for a while now, then this might be the way for you. This

entire story is just going to make you really upset with life and really upset with Coca-Cola

by no fault of their own. Like this is not Coca-Cola's fault. This has nothing to do with

Coca-Cola marketing, but this is essentially the Coca-Cola murder. That was supposed to

be the sound of a Coca-Cola bottle opening. Wow, wow, wow. We've really upped our production

quality. Thank you so much. You're welcome. So this story has been highly requested for me

to cover. And it's, you know, it's commonly known as the American Junco Ferrarto case because

of just how similar it is in the ways that people, I mean, someone that is so young, 16

years old, is kept captive for months and months and months. I mean, people knew about

it. This, this girl who was being tortured inside of this house of horrors, she went to school

every single day. We're going to be talking about the case of Sylvia Likens. I mean, I feel

like if you are into true crime, this name is just going to bring you just like a gut punch

of emotions immediately. Like if you know anything about this case, you're about to get

punched in the gut. It's intense. So a mom is encouraging kids, neighborhood kids, and

even her own children to be the biggest pieces of shit that ever walked this planet and

to actively sexually, physically, emotionally, and mentally torture a 16 year old girl that

is under her care. That's her kid. It's not her kid, but she wants her kids to torture

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