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In a quiet New Jersey suburb, a loved mother, wife, an extremely successful businesswoman,

was brutally murdered inside her own home. It would take over four years for the truth to come

to light. And the only reason it did was because one man decided he wanted to make a Hollywood

film out of his crime.

Hello, Adam. Welcome to this week's episode. Thank you so much for joining me. How are you?

I'm really well, Grace. Thanks for invite me again. I'm really looking forward to this one.

So I'm so thrilled to have Adam from UK True Crime podcast back on the show. We did, we've done two episodes now. We have done one that's gone up that I was telling a story and one that has probably gone up recently, I imagine. We haven't released it yet. So it will be up very, very recently. That Adam is telling me a really, really engaging and fascinating story.

So I look forward to hearing your guys' thoughts on that. So for today, I am telling the story.

So we are starting in a place called Cherry Hill in New Jersey. It's the kind of place that at first glance looks like a postcard version

of the American dream. It's just across the bridge from Philadelphia and it strikes this unusual

balance. It's kind of part small city and part tight-knit suburb. And Adam, I don't know if you

have this, but when I think of America, I think of like America

in the 70s and 80s, I do think of that like desperate housewives, wisteria Lane, just like

really idyllic American dream. And then there's this kind of disconnect between now where it's

much more, in my head, it's much more commercialized. it's much more commercialized it's much more like

I guess city vibes and I know there are all these obviously different areas in America but

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