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you'll back on track. The opinions expressed in the following episode do not

necessarily reflect those of the minds of Madness podcast. Listener discretion is advised.

On a snowy January night in 2018, while most people were fast asleep and still

enveloped in their post-holiday glow, the crack of a pistol shuttered the silence of the

frigid air. In a cozy little home in Stevenson, Alabama, a man had been shot once, twice,

and then a third time before he fell. As he lay bleeding on the kitchen floor and as his

shooter worked frantically to save his life, no one could be prepared for the harrowing events

that were about to unfold. Join me now, as we examine the stanger ground case of Brittany Smith,

a single mother working hard to get her life back on track. You'll learn about the violent

events that culminated in her decision to use deadly force in her own home. Was his self-defense

or was it murder? If you've ever been to a late-night convenience store in the We Hours,

the atmosphere is either completely hushed or roaming with excitement. Sometimes it's even

downright strange. At a mapco gas station in Stevenson, Alabama, there'd been a few customers

here and there, and it seemed to be another quiet shift. But Tuesday, January 16, 2018,

wouldn't wind up being that sort of night. Page Painter was working behind the counter,

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