Welcome to another episode of Murder, Myth and Mystery. I'm one of your host Eric and I'm

joined here today with Mary. Hello. And Sarah. Hello. Hello, everybody. How are we? Good. How are you guys?

Here. Present. Yes. We are here and we are present. Yes. Sure are. Yes. We are starting our summer here in Utah

after the last week being in the nice 70s. We have been so nice this summer. This whole year's weather has just been

weird. Weird. Yeah. It's been we had ridiculously cool June for the most part. The winds in our area have been

crazy. We haven't. Yeah. Oh yeah. No. The wind broke our what our patio table our picnic table thing

whatever you want to call it. Yeah. It was glass one. You know, one of the little browns destroyed half our deck. It

took out a bunch of fence panels. No. I'm just like this is like our year of money expenses expenses. Like a

thing like we don't need to buy like at the fridge and now replacing stuff in the backyard where

remodeling inside. It's just like no one's ever going to come over to our house again. Yeah. The last

people to come to our house where the workers who dropped off the oven and the fridge. They're the only

people that have come to our house. Yeah. So yeah. Gosh. Yeah. Friends come over. I just make them stay

outside. That's true. You guys do. And including Sarah, she does dances for the security cameras. Yeah. That's true.

Every single time my friend yesterday who came over. I'm sure since the weekend in our neighbor was home. Like

I'm sure he got a good show. Yeah. I'm taking it for you in the camera. Yeah. Yeah. You have to. Like how can you

not? Yeah. The summer has finally arrived in it. It is hot. Not Texas hot for those of you in Texas. So

sorry. You guys are going through all that crap. Our son looks out there. He works outside and all day long.

So he's he's going to live in that heap full lawn. Yeah. We were asking Eric was asking if he

rides his motorcycle and he's like, oh, that's December riding weather. In Texas, that's when you ride

him on a cycle. But I have a lot of co-workers that live in Texas and they're like, yeah, it's like

103 today, but feels like 180. She knows my son looks out there now. And I was like, oh, yeah.

Our son's out there. He's, you know, not native to the area, but our daughter-in-law, which is

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