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murder, and offenses against children.

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Hey everyone, we are going a little bit off schedule today.

We usually release our episodes on Saturday,

but we are releasing it today, Friday, September 17th, 2021, because today is the five-year anniversary of the discovery of the

Madisonville, Texas, Jane Doe.

We know we've already covered two stories from Texas, but because it's the five-year anniversary of this story

We want to get the word out the story that we are about to cover is a case that nobody really knows about and we feel like if enough people

start talking about it we can get some answers. I spent a lot of my childhood in a

small town outside of Madisonville, Texas.

To get to this town, my family and I would drive

down the long stretch of Interstate 45.

If you're from Texas, you're probably familiar with this road.

It connects a lot of the main cities in Texas. I know that I have

some really good memories driving on I-45. From my hometown to Madisonville, there is a statue of Sam Houston on the right side of the road.

When my brother and I were little, we would always scream,

Big Sam's on my side when we would drive past it.

I spent many hours driving this road, listening to music, going deep

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