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Hello! Welcome to episode 26 of Slaughter.

We're still impressed that we're here.

Emma organizes me a Hindu and it was fantastic.

It was a murder mystery and it really threw me off

because when I got in the car then my mother got in the car and she said did you hear

about that murder that's happened on the road and I totally thought that was

part of the undo.

But it turns out there was actually a murder down the road for me.

I was like, oh, this is the start.

She's like, no, a child was killed.

I was like, oh shit.

Not everything's about you.

So I'm going to start us off with Mary Blundi.

I bet you haven't heard of her.

I haven't, but how rude of you to assume?

Well, if you've heard of her, good... Well, you're probably a scholar of some sorts because it's you'd have to seek this one out

So Mary was born in the 1700s in the Riverside town of Henley in the South England or Henley on terms. She was part of a very

rich family so she was born into quite a lot of wealth and that's kind of why this

is such a famous one to be honest because it involves someone from a nice family and

she was a aristocrat. Her father was a lawyer and he was doing pretty well for himself as

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