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For over 350 years, the state of South Carolina has been the setting for some of the most horrendous crimes ever committed.

Some have gained global notoriety. Some have been forgotten. And others have been swept under the rug completely.

Now, two South Carolina natives and true crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine these heinous acts in detail,

giving their perspective of the evil that has resided in the Palmetto State.

You're listening to Carolina Crimes.

And welcome back to Carolina Crimes, episode 273.

I'm one of your host, Matt Hires, along with Daniel Myers.

And we're over the moon, thrilled that you joined us here for Mother's Day.

Thank you so much. And I saw you.

You're getting a little bit sleepy-eyed. It's been a long weekend. We've been busy.

We got our bellies full. Mother's Day, you had some fried chicken. I had some fried seafood.

Okay. So we're, yeah, we're a little, might be a little bitthargic today, but we're

going to try to crank it up for you. Oh, we will. We will. Yes. And, uh, this is a, a wild one coming

out of maybe our smallest landmass town that we've ever had. I know you love to do the ones from

the small, small town, small

population. This one has a small population as well, but this was actually suggested by two of

our very loyal listeners that are from this area. So we want to thank them very, very much.

Thank you for all the feedback with last week's episode. We certainly appreciate that.

This is, this one this week's going to be pretty gruesome. It's going to be, it's going to be

kind of hard to listen to. It doesn't not involve children. Usually we give that disclaimer,

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