Alright, Jessie. Last week's best-selling author twist was Insane. What's the story this

time around? A hit and run accident reveals diabolical crimes and terrifying secrets that

would take decades to unravel. At the heart of it all is the question of the victim's

identity and the truth will be shocking. I'm Andy Kissette and I'm Jessie Prey and

this is Love Murder.

Hi, Andy. Hey, Jessie. Welcome back everyone to Love Murder, a podcast about depraved

dad's murderous moms and as always, love gone fatally wrong. You can find Love Murder on Twitter

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and review to help new people discover the show. So yeah, welcome back everyone to Love Murder.

This is your first episode. We are so happy to have you. We are. And we're together. So it's

again, I think this is our last our last one together though. I know. Why do you need to bring that up?

Then we will be back to zoom. But for you guys, the content is always the same. And we are going

to jump right into this case today because first of all, it is a listener request which are always

the best episodes. And it is from a mom and daughter, Chantal and Diabella from Staten Island

requested this case. And it's really cute. They always listen together when they go to

Diabella's cheer competitions. I remember those drives. Yeah, exactly. So we hope your team wins.

First of all, second of all, Chantal said that she likes how we always just jump right into the case.

So I don't think we should be liars right now and we should just get to it.

I was a thunderstorm soaked night in Oklahoma City in April of 1990 when a carful of passengers

traveling the I-35 made a horrifying discovery. A young woman was lying face down on the side

of the highway, still alive, but gruesomely injured and convulsing terribly. 911 was called at

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