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Connie Francis, the last episode. Yeah. Of this series. So dramatic. Well, it's not the final chapter.

Yeah. Because the final chapter, you can only say that for a part four. True. Because of Friday

the 13th.

There's like a precedent.

So I'm not sure what, the end of this trilogy.

Yes.

I guess.

Anyway, my main source for this episode is Connie Francis's

2017 memoir among my souvenirs.

I also read a little bit of her 1984 memoir, Who's Sorry Now?

And a lot of contemporary newspaper articles.

We talked about Connie performing in Vegas last episode.

She performed there a lot in the 60s. It wasn't necessarily like a residency

because she wasn't living there, but she was performing there a lot and like regularly.

Like she would live there for like weeks at a time. Right. While she performed. So sometime in the 60s, during one of Connie's engagements at the Sahara in Las Vegas,

she got a phone call from Bobby Darren's brother-in-law.

Now, he was her brother-in-law slash stepfather because if you remember,

his sister turned out to be his mother.

Right.

And his sister was married.

Right.

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