Okay, Jessie. Last week was a Shakespearean family dynasty drama. What's the story this time around?

After a devastating triple homicide occurs, police discovered that the family had been the target

of terrifying threats of violence for months. Had the person who wrote the harassing messages

made good on their threats? Or were the messages simply a red herring?

I'm Andy Cassette, and I'm Jessie Prey, and this is Love Murder.

Hi Andy! Hi, Jessie. Welcome back everyone to Love Murder, a podcast about

responsibility-shurking, evil lurking, and a love gone fatally wrong.

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going to be high on the Andy Rage Amateur today. Oh, shit. Do I need more wine? You need more wine.

And then I'm going to jump right in. It was the fall of 1997 and 20-year-old Chris Coleman was

bringing his girlfriend Sherry home for the very first time. Not that he told his parents Ron

and Connie that Sherry was his very serious girlfriend. He instead told his very religious evangelist

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