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Welcome back, you guys, to another episode of Criminal Broads, a podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

I'm Tori Telfer, author of Lady Killers and Confident Women,

and I am here today to gently hold your hand and walk you through part two of the

Audrey Marie Hilly story. Okay, how is part one? How are we all feeling? Do we still feel

shaken up by the twists, the turns, the surprises?

I hope not because part two gets way crazier. Before we get into it, I want to give you a little

summary of part one. If you've forgotten, I know it's been a week. Okay, I have my script in front of me,

so I'm just going to like scroll really fast through part one and tell you what we learned about Marie.

Born in 1933 in the town of, well, technically in a little village called Blue Mountain, but it's basically Anniston, Alabama, was a West Side girl who always wanted to be a wealthier East Side Girl, married Frank

Hillie when she was very young. They had two kids, Mike and Carol. Marie shopped too much,

spent too much, Frank drank too much, but still everyone was like, oh, they're such a perfect

couple. And then Frank started hinting to people that he really needed to talk about

something with them, that he was troubled by something. He said ominous things like, maybe Marie

should see a doctor. Everyone ignored him. No one listened to him. He got sick. He was sick for

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