Critics called her rude, blasphemous, a destroyer of beliefs and values who popped off like a chain of fireworks in a church.

The progressive activism of this lawyer, veteran, mom, fighter, and fan of four-letter words, earned her the nickname, the most hated woman in America.

This week's episode is The Murder of Madeline Murray O'Hare, part one.

A bump in the night, your heart fills with dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead.

It could be a ghost, a demon or worse, Perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse. It's hopeless, you're doomed. You'd call a priest if you could. You'd rather just listen to who. Sinisterhood. I'm going to kill you.

I feel like I almost fit this description.

Just a few differences, but it's pretty accurate.

I'm like RIP, Madeline Murray O'Hare.

You would have loved Sinisterhood.

You would have loved this show.

Oh, dude.

Man, watching her on the Johnny Carson show, I have never wanted to be a time traveler more than watching a woman sit in 1972 and just be like, I can say penis and scrot him all day long, but someone doesn't want me to say a four-letter word because it might offend their sensibilities. Meanwhile, I'm like, yes, get them, get them, say it.

Were you listening in on my conversation that I just have?

Speak the truth, woman. Pray. She's like, I'm Madeline Muriel and Aheurier. I'm staunchly

an atheist. I'll worship her. I don't care. Sorry, lady, you started a church and you

are our leader now. Oh, I mean, I'm an atheist, so I bow down. I don't know. I don't know if you

do that as an atheist, but yeah, she was a pioneer in the movement of getting a lot of things changed in schools and kind of just

a place where people finally could come together and talk about it instead of being shunned

and shamed. And treat it as if it was like, you said out loud that you're an atheist.

She definitely became the face.

I believe a famous quote of hers was, I am not an atheist.

I am the atheist.

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