Hey, this is Betsy Stover, and I'm Amanda Allen, and we do a podcast called Why Mommy Drinks.

Each episode we have a guest and we all share a story of a time that our kids drove us to drink.

Parenting isn't easy, but it sure can be funny.

Listen to us on campfire media.

Why mommy drinks.

This podcast contains adult language and stories of true crime.

If you don't like laughing, crying, or being horrified at the actions of other humans,

this podcast is not for you. Hey all so just in FYI this is actually the second part of episode 13 season 2, so if you haven't listened to part one,

you can look for that in our feed before you listen to this one.

Thanks. Okay, so I'm not going to say much about this segment until we get into it, but we open the segment with stack telling us that on September 23rd 1970

three criminals robbed the State Street Bank in Brighton, Massachusetts at

gunpoint. By the end of the heist five criminals total would be

wanted for robbery and the murder of patrolman Walter Schroeder who was shot

when responding to the robbery by one of the assailants waiting in a

lookout car. So we will talk about each of these people but the main person in

the segment is Kathy Power who at the time the segment aired was a fugitive and she was the only fugitive still out there from this case.

Yeah, this was a pretty long segment again.

So I'll start with her. She was born to a working family. Ironically, her father was a career banker.

Huh.

Kathy attended the best Roman Catholic Girl School in Denver and was a scholarship student with a 4.0 average.

She was a youth columnist for the Denver Post.

She was a winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award for her recipes and sewing and she was a National Merit

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