Hey listeners, you know I love a good story, and this one is truly unmissable.

It's set in West Virginia in the 70s and 80s and follows the disappearance of a true

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The When we tie you to the theft of something, and that shows deception being part of your character, you forfeit the right to be believed.

You forfeit to be treated as an honest person, and that's the way it is.

Sergeant Reagan of the Spokane Police Department was quoted as saying during the investigation surrounding today's case.

Perhaps your first response was, screw this guy, people deserve second chances. But maybe the biggest and perhaps

hardest lesson of the pandemic has been to see the true colors of those you thought you knew.

While investigators should always process things through the lens of evidence and facts,

at what point do we let someone's history dictate their future, and when should we let bygones be bygones.

This is the story of the life and murder of Kenneth Cross of Spokane, Washington, and all

of the red flags and herrings along the way.

In July of 2001, 71-year-old Gladys Cross passed away after a two-year

battle with cancer. Hap, as she was called as a play on the glad of her first name, was known for many

things. First and foremost, as a prankster. She was famous for not only her creative pranks, but for luring the playful

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