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Hello and welcome back to Cult Leader. I'm your Cult Leader, Spencer Henry, and this is a little leader where I read the stories that you send to me.

If you have a story you'd like to share on an upcoming little leader, just send it on over to Spencer at Cult Leader.com.

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I woke up this morning and my friend had sent me this article. She was like, look at the headline. Please, the story's crazy, and I looked at it was wild.

So I wanted to share it with you guys before we get into emails. It's just a quickie from People Magazine. But the headline was Tennessee Woman, who allegedly slipped a jail inmate math while kissing him, charged with murder after he dies of overdose.

Just wild. It says a woman has been charged with second-degree murder after authorities alleged she caused a Tennessee inmate to overdose after she slipped him drugs while kissing him.

And I mean, that's something that happens all the time, right? Drugs are making their way into prisons, some way, somehow.

But I thought this story was wild. It says, according to the Tennessee Department of Corrections, Rachel Doldard was arrested over the weekend in connection to the February death of Joshua Brown in inmate serving an 11-year prison sentence on drug-related charges.

The Tennessee Department of Corrections alleges that while Rachel Doldard was visiting Joshua Brown at the Turni Center industrial complex prison in Hickman County, Tennessee, she passed him a balloon pellet containing half an ounce of methamphetamine as the pair shared a kiss.

According to the press release, Brown swallowed the balloon and later died in the hospital. Quote, the incident points to the real dangers of introducing contraband into prisons and the consequences that follow David M. Hoff, director of the Tennessee Department of Corrections Office of Investigations and Conduct, said in a statement.

Our agency will pursue prosecution against any individual who threatens the safety and security of our staff, the men and women in our custody, and our facilities. It wasn't immediately clear if she retained an attorney to comment on her behalf or entered plead to the charges.

I'm like, that's wild because she thought, like, I mean, she knew she was doing something bad, obviously. But then for it to turn into a murder charge is, yikes, scary.

Scary bad situation. Let's get into some emails. This first one says, little leader, intuitive toddler. And okay, when I got that email, I think I saw it on my phone first. And I thought it said intrusive toddler.

When I first read it, and I was like, oh my god, what did this intrusive toddler do, but intuitive makes more sense, especially once you hear the story.

If you listen to last week's little leader, my sister wrote in a story about intuition, and we've gotten quite a few responses to it. And so I picked some of those for today's little leader.

Keep sending them in because I am loving reading them.

It says, high Spencer and Miss Hot Dog. My name is Katie, and I've been a devoted Colpe for years now. By the way, thank you for making quarantine years bearable. Thanks for listening.

I'm usually very content to just sit back and enjoy the show, but when I heard Olivia's story about her, how did I know that sense? I was inspired to write in about that phenomenon that happened to my sister, obligatory apology for the link.

So this is pretty much the only story my mom has when it comes to any paranormal happenings in my family. A little bit of background, I come from a family of eight being number three in a line of six sisters.

Oh my god, that's a lot. My two older sisters were born in Texas and moved with my parents to Florida a few months before I was born when they were both four and two respectively. Those are the only two places they had ever lived.

Jump forward after I was born, my mom was sitting in the living room of one of my grandparents house in Florida with my grandma, grandpa, and uncle just chatting while feeding me or something out of now. I was like five months old.

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