Welcome back to coffee and cases, yet another week, and here we are again, still apart.

I know that this is what we need to do right now as good citizens, but I am so ready for Maggie

and me to be back together for an episode. So my fingers are still crossed, Sleuth Hounds, that it will happen

sooner rather than later. So as Maggie and I have said in recent weeks, if you are new to

Coffee in Cases podcast, please know that our podcast has changed slightly as our world is adjusting to a global pandemic.

While we are being asked to keep our distance from others, to stay inside when possible, and to not gather in large groups, we ask that you bear with us as our podcast has changed a little as well.

I hope that you took the advice that Maggie and I have

given you the past couple of weeks and have just taken some time to look around, to appreciate

what you have, to listen to a friend, to practice a new hobby, and to still see wonder in this world. Thank you for bearing with us and for

understanding. Stay together, united in the human spirit, even if not physically, and stay safe.

Now, on to this week's episode. I remember my dad telling me stories of my grandma having some

form of ESP. He would tell me of the time when he was in Vietnam and would write letters home.

And he said that the very next day after mailing a letter, he would get a response for my grandma

that had the answers to the questions he had just asked.

Well, obviously, with the time it took for mail to get from the United States to Vietnam,

it was like she had predicted what would be on his mind.

He even told me that she sent him a cowbell because she felt he would need it for protection

and that the very week he received it, it saved his life.

I loved those stories.

I thought it was so cool that she seemed to know something before it happened.

I had felt, like many of us have, feelings of deja vu, like we'd lived through a moment before and so we knew what was coming.

Now, usually my feelings, however, revolved around places, for some reason, houses that I'd

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