Welcome back to Mama Mystery. I am your host, Kelly, and today I'm bringing you a story that has been

highly requested. It is an ongoing case, and so the trial for this case is actually set to begin

this summer, and we'll get to all of that. But this is a case that really hits close to home as a

true crime content creator, and you will soon learn why. If you

haven't already heard about this case, let me tell you about the story of Sarah Grace Patrick.

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Without further ado, let's get into today's story.

What you can't explain has a way of returning, like a haunting refrain that just plays over and over until you finally face it.

When the call came in to

Carroll County Dispatch on February 20th of last year, nothing about it made sense. A frantic

teenager told operators that her little sister had stumbled into their parents' bedroom and found

both of them dead. It was the unthinkable, unexplainable, and within hours, the case was on every news channel

in Georgia.

Over the next year, the murder of 41-year-old Kristen Brock and her 45-year-old husband,

James or Jamie Brock, would turn into one of the most bizarre true crime stories in recent memory.

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