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This is Kate Winkler Dawson inviting you to the new season of my True Crime Talk Show

Wicked Words.

Every Monday I interview other journalists and authors about their True Crime Investigations.

Listen to Temple to More Wicked Presents Wicked Words available now on exactly right, on Amazon

music or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's hard to imagine losing a loved one, a wife, a husband, a child.

For many, it's their biggest fear.

Amarissa Jones, host of The Vanished.

A podcast that tells the stories of often overlooked and unsolved missing persons' cases,

in an effort to uncover the truth.

Listen to The Vanished on Amazon music or wherever you get your podcasts.

Yellow fever had a macabre way of toying with its victim before killing.

For three days there was fever and chills, followed by a marked improvement.

The temperature fell.

He could think if it pleased him to fantasize that the worst was passed.

Maybe he could tell himself it had been influenza, or perhaps a touch of malaria, or some

unnamed tropical thing of which there were many.

But on the fourth day, yellow fever returned with a vengeance.

Beads of sweat popped out on the victim's skin as the fever returned and climbed steadily

to 103, 104, 105.

And then the chills came and the victim's teeth chattered and he begged for covers, only

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