Episode 154 - Lauren Giddings

True Crime Island

Cambo

True Crime

4.6 • 971 Ratings

🗓️ 4 July 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

It’s July 2011, Macon, Georgia and a young woman has gone missing. Days later her neighbor would be brought in for questioning.

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0:00.0	When you when.
0:13.4	When.
0:07.0	When.
0:08.0	Your.
0:10.0	When. Hi I'm your host, Cambo.
0:15.0	Grab a beer and pull up a deck chair.
0:17.0	This is True Crime Island.
0:19.0	Another True Crime Podcast, bringing you True Crime from around the world. Hi islanders I hope you're all well and this week I have a creepy case for you. It's one of those cases that as you research and find
0:45.4	out what the fuck went on you almost need a shower it's that greasy and it's I guess
0:51.6	it's a mix between a rocky Rambo and a Grant
0:54.8	a motto for greasiness. You'll get what I mean as we go through it. Now
0:59.7	references tonight are from the Macon Telegraph the Baltimore Sun
1:04.8	barristers hall dot com my death space dot com
1:09.6	wg x a news
1:11.9	and a stack of police statements which as I read them out I'll just
1:16.6	edit it as I usually do for flow. Okay so we go to Macon Georgia Georgia, probably an hour and a half to drive southeast of Atlanta.
1:25.7	It's here that 27 year old Lauren Giddings had been studying law.
1:30.3	Now I'll read this, actually it's from her obituary
1:33.7	Lauren Teresa Giddings was born April the 18th
1:37.8	1984 in Tacoma Park, Maryland
1:41.0	to William and Karen Giddings. She grew up and resided in Laurel until she moved to
1:47.2	Georgia. She was a member of St Mary of the Mills Catholic Church and attended
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