Ep357 South Carolina Crimes

Wine & Crime

Wine & Crime Podcast

True Crime, Podcast, Minnesota, Wine, Truecrime, Feminism, Comedy

4.7 • 15.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2024

⏱️ 116 minutes

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Summary

This week, the gals head to the Palmetto State to dig up some spooky stories. Topics include a super-convincing cryptid, a look-alike lure, and a tragic last will and testament. Book a party at Enoree River Vineyards, add a round of golf, and tune in for South Carolina Crimes.

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0:00.0	Wine in crime contains graphic and explicit content which may not be suitable for some listeners.
0:06.0	Listener discretion is advised. You are listening to Wine and Crime, the podcast where two friends Chuck Wine,
0:29.7	Chat True Crime and at least the worst Minnesotan accents and yes I did almost forget.
0:36.2	Listen, how that goes.
0:38.2	That's all that matters.
0:39.8	Just a little stumble.
0:41.4	That's all right, We're alone to stumble.
0:44.0	Yeah.
0:44.8	We can rebuild.
0:46.5	Yeah, you will be caught.
0:48.3	Who are you?
0:49.5	I'm Lucy.
0:50.8	Oh, hi. Speaking of you will be caught, who are you?
0:55.0	I got you, babe.
0:57.0	I'm Amanda.
0:58.0	Oh, good.
1:00.0	Oh, good. Oh, thanks for tuning in and this week we have a very special fan pick from Kenzi Evans.
1:07.0	Kenzi! Kenzi has chosen the topic of South Carolina crimes.
1:16.0	Oh, this just drips off the tall.
1:19.7	I was very excited about this topic
1:21.2	because this past September is August
1:24.8	September I was in Charleston you love South Carolina you love the
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