Hey, everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

Welcome back Felicia to Corpus Dilecti, the podcast.

Yes, Felicia joined us in Chicago.

Yes, she did.

For more on that, see our Facebook page.

But tonight, this is the last story in the True Crime Theater series.

Next week, we will be starting Bad Blood, which is all about the family ties.

So people who have killed family members, family members who have killed together, you name it.

But for now, we are going to do one last true crime theater pause for sad

face i have really enjoyed this one it's been a lot of fun kind of tying back our stories

into the shows that they're associated with so yeah i had a lot of fun with this one yeah i agree

it's cool getting to get another perspective and see whether it, like,

if it's a documentary, getting some extra info, or if it's a Hollywood film, just kind of seeing

where that idea came from. I agree. I've liked it, too. But tonight's case was actually

recommended to us by Maggie O on Patreon, because every now and then we'll let our

Patreon supporters pick the case. So Maggie recommended this one. This is currently a documentary

on Netflix and it is about the brutal murder of a family who was simply out for a drive in the French Alps and the story

shocked and worried all of France for several months. The police commissioner in the case described

it as the most mysterious he had come across in 20 years and it involved more than 100 police officers in France and Britain.

And it is called the Alps Murders.

And that is also the name of the documentary on Netflix, the Alps Murders.

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