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All right. So before we dive into the case today, I just want to remind you all to send us any

personal stories that you guys have. It can be literally anything, something you've experienced

personally, or even a friend's story with their permission. Right. But literally anything ghost

related, true crime related, anything send them our way, and you can email them to us at inhuman

monster pod at gmail.com. Yes. So don't forget to do that. And we're just going to get into the case

because this is going to be a long one. Yes. So the case I'm covering today, it's one that I've

actually been perplexed by for years. This is one that you know when people say like what's one

case that you would want to know what happened? Like what really happened? Yeah. My top three are

this one, Jean-Benae and Bryce L'Ospisa. Ooh, okay. So when you told me you were doing this case,

I did not look it up. I recognize the name, but I brain dead completely on the details. Okay.

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