Hello, campers. Grab your marshmallows and gather around the true crime campfire. We're your camp counselors. I'm Katie. And I'm Whitney.

And we're here to tell you a true story that is way stranger than fiction. We're roasting murderers and marshmallows around the true crime campfire.

In last week's episode, young nurse Roseanne Gailunius was brutally murdered while her young son slept in the room next door.

Suspicion initially fell on both her estranged husband Peter and her new boyfriend Larry Ehler,

but evidence was thin on the ground and the case went cold.

Three years later, Larry was the target of a botched assassination attempt, but had trouble

getting the police to take it seriously. No one connected this shooting to Roseanne's death.

Then, out of the blue, a mysterious woman called investigators and laid the blame for Roseanne's murder at the feet of her menacing husband, Bill Garland.

This mysterious caller turned out to be Carol, the eldest sister of Larry Ehler's wife Joy.

And she said Joy was behind the whole thing.

This is part two of Bound by Hate,

the murder of Roseanne Gailunis.

So back at the police station,

Carol told Detective McGowan her story.

In early 1986, this was three years after the murder of Roseanne Gileunis, Carol's sister Joy had asked her for a favor.

If a man called her up and asked to speak to Mary, Carol was to call Joy right away.

Carol initially just assumed her sister was having an affair under a fake name. She didn't feel bad for Joy's husband Larry. She thought he was a

jackass from the first day she met him almost 20 years ago. It was only later that Carol learned the caller

was a self-proclaimed hitman named Bill Garland. Carol took a few calls for

Mary, always brief and to the point, until one time Bill called up and told Carol she had a real

nice voice and asked her out. Carol, who did not have a great track record when it came to decision

making, said, sure, and soon they were dating.

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