Hey, everyone, and welcome back to Crime Wire Weekly.

And look, I know that y'all are used to getting your topics.

And I have no excuse except for, I'm just going to tell the truth, Kelly Bennings. The truth is always the best policy. I left my papers here last night, and I didn't have time to write the topics before we got on air today. So we're going to, this is going to be a surprise episode of Crime War Weekly. You just do not know what you're going to get. You don't. But we'll give you two of them because they're on top. Yeah, I do that. I can see those.

And two things we're definitely covering today. Of course, we brought you in the past a story

regarding Melody Buzzard, the nine-year-old who disappeared with her mother without a trace.

Well, there's been an update.

They sadly have found the body of Missing Girl Melody Buzzard.

And we're going to tell you all about that in what has occurred.

And we're also going to talk about Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, where a woman was fatally

stabbed at a Barnes and Noble while Christmas shopping.

Like the most non-dangerous place you would think ever.

Period.

Paper cuts would be the worst thing you could probably have.

Yeah.

And when we tell you why she was chosen, it's really going to shock you. So we've got those stories for you. Plus a ton more today on CrimeWire Weekly. I am Jim Chapman. And I'm Kelly Jennings and Jimothy. Guess what? What? A listener reached out to me and made something make total sense to me, and I want to tell you about it.

So remember when we covered the episode where the driver sprayed the food, the, not Uber, the food delivery service, she sprayed the stuff and made them sick.

Well, a listener who is a driver and does the door dashing or whatever,

she said, I can tell you what probably happened. And it makes perfect sense. She said,

you don't get your tip amount until after you submit the picture that you took the food

and you actually deliver it. So she thinks that she got a bad tip or a tip that was less than she

expected. And that's why she sprayed it in that moment. And of course, that is no excuse.

No, but doesn't it like make sense? Like we couldn't figure out why would someone randomly do that?

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