What is up my shells? By the way, in the last episode's podcast, I mentioned my Instagram

group chat that I made and I got so many messages asking how to join it. If you go to my

Instagram profile, it should be in my bio. It's called my shells, like the emoji of a shell.

And you should be able to just find it in my bio and join there

but seriously still a week later remains my favorite thing and it has no other benefit other than

literally being a source of entertainment for me and you because we could chat about whatever we want

and it's been so much fun so go join it it's in my instagram bio if you want to want to. If not, don't. So if you're on there, you know what case we're talking about today. I briefly mentioned it. And I don't know why the royal family has such a chokehold on me. This person, Jane Andrews, the person we're going to be talking about today, she wasn't in the royal family, but you'll see we're going to talk

about it regardless. And this woman that we're talking about today, Jane Andrews, honestly,

her entire life story is bizarre. The highs were so high, but the lows were so low. So let's get into it.

From working in a literal palace to finding herself behind bars. This is the story of Jane Andrews.

Jane Andrews was born and raised in North Lincolnshire. I feel like I always botched that name. North Lincolnshire, it's in in England and she was the youngest of three

children she had two older siblings her father was in the woodworking business her mom was a

social worker and in the Andrews family ever since Jane was born ever since she was a child

ever since she could remember her family struggled financially it was always a constant in her. It was something that they struggled with and kind of just seemed like they kept getting digging themselves into deeper and deeper debt, which wasn't great for anyone in the family, obviously. As a little girl, Jane Andrews was very, very smart. She was the kind of person that you would just call academically gifted.

She was just good at everything that she did. Very good in grammar school. And not only was she

book smart, but she was also so creative and she would find little hobbies here and there that she

would just kind of end up teaching herself. She picked up so many different hobbies like arts

and crafts hobbies and she would just keep practicing and practicing and she would get really good at them.

When they were growing up, the Andrews family fell into really bad dead.

They just kind of dug themselves into this hole they couldn't crawl out of.

And it was so bad that they had to downsize their house because they quite literally could

not afford the house they were living in anymore. So they had to get up and move to a small

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