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I'm Sruti and I'm and this is Redhanded. Welcome to your weekly dose of all things. Weird, wonderful and true crime and today

It's very weird, not so wonderful. No, I would venture the least wonderful. I've certainly

not not feeling that wonderful about it. This one's super duper gross, but it's not gross until right?

The very end. Yeah, I must about a lot with this script about where to put the big the big

sitch. It's quite the sitch. Yeah, and I I don't know I've taken some creative liberties in

where it's been placed and it's a big bang end. Well, that is your job. As a journalist. Yeah, I'm a journalism. So you are

correct. Have we got anything to say? No, it's still October. No, is it? No, we're in November now. Okay,

well forget everything I just said. We're coming to you from the past. If you haven't checked our brand new

show that is exclusively on Spotify, which is called the NIST Society, yes, you might want to consider doing

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to Spotify where you can find our brand new show, Sinister societies or if you're feeling especially

spicy, do you both? This month, our bonus episode is going to be a really interesting one. We're going

to see the gunpowder plot guys. Guy forks. Oh, yeah. We know all is Catholic, effigy, burning glory. Yeah,

yeah, yeah. So get ready. Plugs done. Let's get on with today's case. And today's case is one that has been

making headlines for the best part of a decade now. And it was only this year in 2021 that justice

was finally served. The story of what happened to 13 year old Dylan Red wine is a bizarre and tragic

one filled with some honestly truly stomach churning twists. We will warn you when we get to the

strictly no eating part. Yeah, you've got you've got some time. You've got a while. But get

yourself mentally ready. And for those of you who know this case, you already know what's coming.

So Dylan's parents Elaine Hall and Mark Red wine had been married for 18 years. They had two

children and lived in Durango, Colorado, which Durango just sounds like it should be in Australia.

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