The note said that this unconscious woman was her 19-year-old daughter, Kirsten, and she was gravely ill and needed medical attention, but she couldn't be the one to take her to the hospital.

Whoa. Off with a banger of a start.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. Thank you so much. I am Rebecca. I'm Rachel. So nice to meet you. Thank you for having us.

And inviting us into your ears. Oh, my God. Yeah. For real, you have no deal. If you're new here,

we're identical twins. We love true crime stories with the plot twist or shock factor. We want

you to be like, holy shit, every damn episode. That's the goal. What we're not so much about

is, you know, like old-timey crimes, you're never

going to hear a crime or a murder from the 1800s. It's just not going to happen. We find it

boring there. It's just what they did. Again, we said it once and damn it, we'll say it many

other times. It's just what they did back

then so you know i don't find it that interesting and i can even say that and it's not offensive

because it's so long ago they're like who cares who am i offending yeah no that's the only good part

about old-timey crimes is you could probably be very casual about it but we're not casual here

at people or the

wars.

Now, I'm going to jump right into this one.

This is Rachel.

I'm telling you all story today.

Rebecca is recording live from her studio over her house, which means this is virtual.

We're recording this separately.

We are currently working on a way to record this in person,

moving forward. It's going to be awesome. But Rebecca's at home. Her kids are not in school today.

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