Welcome to another mini-sode of Murder, Myth and Mystery. I am one of your hosts, Eric,

and I'm joined here today with Mary. Hello. And Sarah. Hello. Hello. I'm in my basement

being fabulous. This is the highlight of her week kid being fabulous in her

basement. Yeah. And I'm free. We have been scouring and searching and trying to

finagle Sarah to get a mini fridge for her basement so she can just live a

better way from her family. I told you so her husband and I worked together and

they just announced we are work from home. Now it's been extended till September.

Yeah. I told you rumors are going it's going to be until next year. I know. I already told you

it's going to be extended past you. Yeah. So just get a fridge. But like right now because the

basement is so cold, I can just put whatever down here. It stays cold for me. So it's different.

We do that a lot actually as well that you know if we have like waters or something like that

and we're going to go on a road trip we'll just leave them in the basement to keep nice and

cool or whatever. Oh, for sure. Yeah. I get it. So hey guys. So today is a

mini soda course and this one is a patron request from Maria Luck. So thank you, Maria.

Thank you Maria. And I'm not going to lie to you. This thing's rough. Oh great. Yeah. So I'm

going to get it out of the way now and give you a trigger warning. This story does involve

the sexual assault and murder of a young child. If you don't think you can stomach that,

I don't blame you and I recommend skipping this week's mini soda in that case. Okay. I'm out.

All right. Peace. All right. All right. That being said, I'm going to jump in.

It's easy to say that murder should never happen. The moral codes that most of us live by make

it seem like a no-brainer. But regardless, it still happens. The story I'm about to tell

is about a murder that could have been easily prevented if it weren't for the inactions of two

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