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Okay welcome back everybody. I think we're just gonna get right into the case

today. Right? I don't think there's any big...

No, nothing. There's always a true crime update but I don't think there's anything that we've

really been following. So yeah. We'll just go ahead and get into today's case and today we are

going to be talking about an Australian case that was suggested by one of our listeners named

Chloe. So thank you Chloe for the suggestion. Yeah thanks. Today we will be discussing the case

of Lynette Dawson. So 16 year old Lynette Sims was attending a high school function in 1965 when she

met a boy named Chris Dawson and the two pretty quickly began dating and five years later they

got married at St. Jude's Church, Randwick in Sydney, Australia. Okay and before they started having

kids Chris was a rugby player so they lived a pretty comfortable life it seems like and they did

go on to have two children. So both Chris and his identical twin brother Paul played professionally for

the Newton Jets Rugby Club in the New South Wales Championship Rugby Club. Wow. So they played

from 1972 to 1976 and it seems like they were pretty good players. I saw that they were in some

advertisements. They were in an ABC documentary with their wives. This was called checkerboard and

they discussed how their close bond affected their lives and it seemed like they were like pretty

popular and successful at rugby. Okay that's cool. When their professional rugby careers ended they

began working as physical education teachers in high schools. So I'm pretty sure Paul did this

first when they stopped playing rugby and then Chris soon followed. Did they just like age out

you know for a lack of better technology. Okay and that's what it seems like it didn't seem like

anything major happen that led to them like stopping to play it kind of just seemed like you know their

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