We're over 350 years. South Carolina has been the setting for some of the most deplorable

crimes in American history. Now, two South Carolina natives and true crime historians

have teamed up to bring you their in-depth perspective on some of the most heinous crimes

ever committed in the Palmetto State. You're listening to Carolina Crimes.

And welcome back to Carolina Crimes episode number 45. Can you believe that? No, I can't.

Yeah, episode number 45 here kicking off a new year here real soon, 2022. Let's let's put

our hopes in. This will be a little better than 2020 and 2021 and we can all get our

act together and viruses and try everything get their act together too. And we're so glad

you joined us this week. Welcome back. Just a few things right up front. If you're looking

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on Apple podcast or Apple iTunes, please go ahead and go in there and throw us a five star

review. Type in a little something about what you like about the show. Also, drop your

pets names on there with love to recognize them as well and just say hello. Oh, I'm one

of your host Matt Hires along with Danielle Myers. Yeah, starting off the new year right,

man, just forgetting our open. But also if you're looking to follow us on social media, you'll

get a lot of pictures, a lot more additional information about the cases that we cover.

Check us out on Facebook at Carolina Crimes podcast. Also, follow us on Twitter at SC Crimes

pod and you'll get a little bit of you get to put some faces with the names over there.

Well, Danielle, I think you had a few people you wanted to say hello to and recognize this week.

Let's get that pulled up. Well, the issue is I've had like I've been slack. I will admit with

the whole getting Instagram, but I promise I'm trying to work. I'm working on getting the

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