97. [South Carolina] Charles and Diane Parker

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

History, True Crime, Society & Culture

4.6 • 750 Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Charles and Diane Parker were pillars of their community in small town South Carolina. One day, they are found murdered in their farmhouse. It would take years to find someone guilty of the crime, but did police get the right person?

Fun Fact: Although Georgia is known as "The Peach State," South Carolina actually produces more peaches than any other state east of the Mississippi. Nationally, it is second to California...maybe Stew was right, don't tell him!

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess of the True Crime podcast.
0:23.2	I'm Carrie here with Stu.
0:24.0	Say, hey, Stu.
0:24.6	Hey.
0:25.2	All right, so we're back with this episode.
0:26.6	We're going to South Carolina.
0:28.8	The peach state.
0:29.9	The peach state.
0:31.4	Stewart, no, it's not.
0:33.5	You're so stupid.
0:34.4	You got somebody going, though, I'm sure.
0:36.7	You annoyed me, so I guess mission accomplished.
0:40.2	Palmetto.
0:41.5	Palmetto.
0:42.6	Yeah, we have been to South Carolina.
0:44.9	We enjoyed it.
0:45.7	We went to Charleston.
0:46.7	We did.
0:47.7	But we like Savannah better.
0:49.3	It's a little dirtier.
0:49.9	Which is in the peach state.
0:51.0	A little grittier, I think.
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