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Dale Yule worked hard to give his children all of the advantages that he didn't have as a child.

His wife Glee provided a loving home, staying home with their daughter Tiffany and their son Dana and really showering them with

attention as well as possessions.

Growing up with every advantage, Dana Yule didn't appreciate what was being given. He always wanted more. He didn't

He didn't inherit his parents strong work ethic, but he wanted everything

handed to him. And all the while he was acting like he was a successful businessman in his own right.

On April 19, 1992, the Yule home was robbed and two days later thekeeper found the house torn apart with three dead bodies

sprawled across the floors.

Join us at the quiet end for 8 million reasons to kill.

We all want to give our kids the best things in life but

this may have backfired for Glee and Dale Yule. So we're reviewing a

California beer and I thought I'd do a beer from one of my favorite breweries that I visited.

That's Lucky Luke Brewing.

They're in Palmdale and in Lancaster.

The beer I reviewed is Phantom Falls. It's an American Imperial Stout with 11.5% alcohol by volume.

It's our pitch black beer, a little small tan head, nice aroma, roasted malt, a little bit of charcoal.

That is a very nice taste, espresso, unsweetened chocolate and the char, bit on the the dry side but a wonderful beer.

Mmm sounds good. Well let's open it up and reminds me a little bit of the Bart Whitaker case. Do you remember that one? I do. Yep. So it's pretty fascinating and disturbing.

Disturbing. And there's no survivors, so there's nobody that's going to forgive Dana.

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