Ep.61 - The Lawson Family Murders

That Chapter Podcast

Mike Oh

True Crime

4.9 • 7.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Charles Lawson was a farmer in North Carolina, providing for his large family. On Christmas day, 1929, all of this came crashing down in the most horrible way. Send your spooky stories to mikeohhello@gmail.com! thatchapter@night.co for business inquiries Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Treat yourself.
0:03.0	We're going to enjoy these little things.
0:04.2	So you enjoy that little sparkling fruit, fruit drink, you know?
0:07.1	Thanks, man, appreciate it.
0:07.9	Yeah, you're welcome.
0:09.2	Oh, by the way, have you heard of the Khan woman from Conamara?
0:13.4	The con woman from Conamara?
0:15.4	Yeah, no.
0:16.4	It's good.
0:17.4	It's just that super quick story.
0:19.2	You just kind of came out.
0:20.3	Reasing it was really, it was kind of funny.
0:22.1	So there was this, there was an American couple
0:23.7	Cindy and Jerry Rabbit who they owned a sweet little holly spot down in Conamara in
0:29.1	Ireland and they randomly met another American woman named Brenna Riley and they hit it off swapping information
0:35.8	becoming you know best buds right then when the rabbits they went back to Boston but they kept in touch with Brenna and they actually
0:42.3	ended up leasing their holiday
0:43.7	hunter.
0:44.7	Fast forward a few months and when the rabbits, when they swung back to Ireland, they found their
0:48.2	holiday home, fucking ruined.
0:49.9	It was just wrecked.
0:51.1	Me shited the place.
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