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On cult leader, I strive for telling stories in a truthful matter, though press, media, and other resources cannot always be verified.

Sources can be found in the show notes. Hello and welcome back to cold leader.

I'm your cult leader, Spencer Henry, and Colt Babes today.

We've got a very curious case of twin moidas. And we're not talking about twins getting murdered.

Although, hang on. We should write that down. Hot dog, write that down. We're going to look into that because I guarantee it's happened before.

This is not twins in the literal sense.

I can't even call it a double murder because these two crimes were separated by more than a century.

What do you even call that?

When two eerily similar murders happen 157 years apart.

A coincidence, maybe, but wait until you hear the details. I want to say gals. I read about

this story. I want to say, hey, I have to share this with my gals. But listen, we have gotten

influx of male listeners, male cult babes. And you know, it was only a matter of time. Right?

They're saying Spencer Henry, he's the second coming. Forget Joe Rogan. Okay, this is where the bros are going now. You want a real man? Make sure he's listening to Coal Leader. We accept all here on this show. The more the merrier, everybody's welcome. Well, not everybody. But I don't have time to go on the list. We got to

talk about this case. Okay, let's jump in. It was Witt Monday on May 26th of 1817 in Erdington, which was

this quiet farming village that's now part of Birmingham, England. Witt Monday, I had no idea what it was,

Mark me a sinner, I had no idea. I guess

it's short for White Monday, which like, can we fucking talk about that? Okay, that's my first

bone to pick with you guys in the UK. Why short in white to wit? W.H.I.T. You took off one

letter. But anyway, if you're a sinner like me, you probably have no idea what this is.

It was the day after Pentecost, and one of the biggest holidays of the year back then,

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