Spexavers have asked me to tell you something important, so I've gone creative and dug out my

old jack-in-the-box. It's about prices and how they jump up when you least expect them.

I said jump up when you least expect them. I said jump up when you least expect them. Oh, that Spexaver's glasses still start from 15 pounds.

Not now, Jack, including standard single vision lenses only. He's going to jump up now isn't he?

Oh well you're better off with spec savers. Oh I knew it. Ask in store for details.

Hello welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher. Hi, this is Daisy Jettiken. Here we are. Hey, it's your week, it's my week.

What are we getting into?

Well, I changed my story again last minute.

Wow, Duffy.

I had like five things cooking.

I know.

I could not decide, and I had to make a decision obviously because I was like well I got to do something.

So today we are going to cover the case of Lucille Miller.

Who the hell is that?

She was a housewife and mother who was convicted of the first degree murder of her husband,

Gordon Cork Miller.

His nickname is Cork. Why? I have no idea actually. I never saw it come up.

No one explained that. Maybe it's like Cork, Cork, Cork. I don't know. It's just like of that time, you know, people just got weird

nicknames. So this is such a Southern California story that it is even the subject of a very famous Joan Didian essay from 1966 titled

Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream and this was included in her iconic 1968 book

slouching towards Bethlehem. If you need a Hollywood iconic the plot device in the film Double Indemnity.

If you don't remember, that's a provision

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