Over the span of a single day, two women were killed in the same Florida city by someone

neither of them had ever met before that day. The connection between their deaths wasn't obvious at

first, until investigators started following the trail of a stolen car. What they uncovered

led to a confession, a death penalty trial, and a case that would capture national attention.

Hey guys, and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast. A true crime podcast featuring myself,

Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you? Doing great. How are you?

I'm doing well. We are recording in the evening, which I don't think we've done in a while. So,

no, we haven't. I know I feel like I'm sitting here in the dark. We always do a Zoom,

a Zoom call when we're recording so we can see each other. And I feel like I'm just sitting here in the dimmest light.

Like barely. I look all fuzzy on the screen. You look great and very illuminated. Yeah. It's just this

crappy light in the corner. It's really doing things for me. Yeah. But Mandy, we have a lot going on.

If you're looking for bonus episodes, we are doing this month,

we're calling it Florida Man February. We are doing episodes of the It's Florida Man show.

We're covering some of those. You might see one in your feed later this month. And so if you were

looking to subscribe, this is a great month to do so on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Premium, or Patreon.

Also, thank you guys for people who have become followers on YouTube.

Thank you so much.

And if you haven't, let this be the thing that makes you do it because other people have done it first.

And wow, why wasn't it you?

And Melissa won't ever say this about herself, but Melissa has been working so hard to get things going on YouTube and to have something there for you to even see.

Yes. So if you have been a longtime follower of ours and you know, you've never known us with a YouTube, that makes sense. But check it out. We're getting things moving and it's very exciting. And I am super proud of everything Melissa has done. I am. Thank you. Yes. I am very illiterate when it comes to

YouTube. I mean, really all social media things. I don't know how to. I don't know how to do the content creator thing. I feel like we should know more about it. But like we just, we came into podcasting like so long ago now. And I feel like things have changed so much in the time that we have been doing this. And we didn't really evolve like with it over the last like eight years. So we're kind of like jumping in now trying to

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