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stripper monologues Anna Sarah Dana Lisa and Shannon. Thanks guys. Thank you guys so much. So, Rachel,

I have no idea what we're doing today. Oh, okay. Well, this is another case that people have asked

us to cover a bunch. So we're finally going to get to it today. And that is the mysterious death

of musician Bobby Fuller who was sound dead at the age of 23 in 1966. Now, Bobby isn't really a

household name today, but he was a rising star at the time of his death. And he had a massive hit

that you all probably know. I thought the law. That's like his big hit. Yeah. Do you know that song?

Of course. I mean, I think I first knew that song from the clash covering it. Same. So, but yeah,

this is the original guy. He was like a real up-and-comer. And yeah. So a few sources they used for this

was a really big guardian article on his death. A website called Ultimate Classic Rock. And excerpts

from his brother's book called I Thought the Law, The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller,

that he wrote with Miriam Lena. His name is Randy Fuller. And there's a lot of reddit conspiracy

boards too, by the way. So I definitely hit those up. Okay. So Bobby Fuller was born in Baytown,

Texas. He was the middle child of three sons. The family eventually settled in El Paso, Texas. And

1956, which is the year that Elvis became big, Bobby got really obsessed with Elvis and Rock

and Roll in general. Soon after, he became a huge fan of fellow Texan Buddy Holly and started his

own band as well as beginning to write his own songs. In 1961, when he was just 19 years old,

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