Hey everyone, it's your girl Kim, and welcome to another riveting, captivating episode of

More Kim, where we discuss observations of life's folly. If you're here, it means you love true

crime, vacation disasters, and supporting your favorite podcast, which means a lot. You have no idea.

So allow me to take a moment to say, thank you, and I love this for us. I love that we are

all here for the same dark reasons.

Um, last time I did an episode, uh, featuring the world's weirdest signs in Australia.

And I had mentioned that I would, uh, do one, uh, I think national, state national parks, which I will.

But today, I'm bringing you an update on a case we covered in our episode, How to Get a One Star Review in Cancun.

This was the story of the death of firefighter, Elijah Snow.

And let me tell you, this update involves everyone's favorite thing, money, specifically, settlement money,

because nothing says we're sorry your loved one died under mysterious circumstances

quite like a check. I think we can all agree. It won't bring Elijah back and it certainly doesn't

take the pain away of loss, but it does make it a little better.

So let's do a quick recap, shall we, for those of you who need a refresher, or maybe you've

just listened to so many true crime that all the resort deaths are starting to blur together.

I get it.

Elijah Snow was a 35-year-old firefighter from Arlington, Texas.

By all accounts, he was one of those annoyingly wholesome people. You know, the guy who actually

runs into burning buildings to save lives.

Elijah has a, had a loving wife,

seemed to have had his life together.

He was the kind of person that makes us,

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