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Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick. There are some stories that

really stay with us, not because of how they end, but because of who is lost.

Grace Mullane was a young woman with a future, a plan, and a warm spirit that took her across the

world. She was exploring new places and doing what so many young people dream of doing,

exploring life on her own terms. But Grace's journey took a

devastating and unimaginable turn. So join us today for CCTV, Lies and Murder, Grace Malane.

So what should have been a celebration of Grace's 22nd birthday would become a tragedy. So this podcast

isn't just about a crime, but it's about the life behind the headlines. It's about grace,

her kindness, her courage, her hopes, and the world she was eager to explore. So together,

let's examine her final days, the investigation that followed, and reflect on the

impact that her loss has left on all who knew her, and many people who didn't know her,

because Grace deserves to be remembered not for what happened to her, but for who she was. So Dickie is here with me. He's got a beer,

and he's going to tell us what he thinks about it. Well, we got a New Zealand beer. It's called

Gold Medal Ale from Spates Brewing in Danaden, New Zealand. Now, this is an English pale ale,

and it's fairly low in alcohol, 4% alcohol by volume.

And it's not a very good beer.

It's not terrible, but not real exciting.

Well, it must have been difficult to get a beer from New Zealand.

It was.

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