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Welcome to True Crime to Go. What can I get for you?

Yeah, let me have something local, but, you know, I need a new identity.

You know, I have my identity, but I need,, I need a new identity. You know, I have my identity,

but I need, like, a new different identity.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to True Crime to Go. I am John here with Jamie. I just want to make sure they understand

what I mean. She's like, dude, I get it. Stop saying identity. I know. I know. She's so frustrated. How are you doing, man? I'm good. I'm good. As far as I know, my identity has not been stolen. So very appreciative of that. Oh, man. We could do a true crime case on my mother. Her identity was stolen recently. Oh no, I didn't know that. Oh man, we could do a true crime case on my mother. Her identity was stolen recently.

Oh, no. I didn't know that. So the, uh, the culprits got away with some of her money.

And oh, man, she told me where they spent it at. Like they bought something online. And I wish I could

remember. I bet it was something ridiculous. It was pretty unique for sure.

Dang.

Now I need to know.

I'm going to call your mom.

But for now, why don't you get us rolling?

I don't know why.

I'm mad about you saying that, but I am.

So today, this story takes place in Lexington, Kentucky.

And it is really one of the saddest cases that we will have heard about because it involves like dead victims.

So not that they were murdered.

They were already dead.

And then they were exploited.

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