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Invisible Choir

Pecan Point

Invisible Choir

Reach Freaks

True Crime

4.7 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

We’ve all met a liar or two in our day. Someone who just can’t seem to tell the truth. 27-year-old Taylor Rene Parker of New Boston, Texas was one of those people. One person who believed what Taylor was saying, however, was her boyfriend Wade Griffin. After Taylor became pregnant with his child, Wade was looking forward to becoming a father…but as Taylor’s due date came and went, Taylor was running out of options. She was going to do whatever it took to become a mother even if it killed her, or even worse…someone else.

Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway. 

 

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  • Opening Track: “Burnt Love” by Matt Harvey

  • Closing Track: “The Unforgettable” by Gavin Luke

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Invisible Choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate

0:11.6

for all audiences.

0:13.2

Listener discretion is advised.

0:16.1

Have you ever been caught in a lie?

0:27.4

Sure, we'd all like to believe we're honest 100% of the time no matter the predicament.

0:32.8

However, that simply is not the case.

0:35.6

We're all human after all.

0:37.6

Sometimes a white lie is told for the sake of making everyone's life a bit easier.

0:42.6

Or at least that's how we justify it.

0:45.6

Of course, these are small things we're talking about.

0:48.7

As in telling your Aunt Marie the green bean casserole was fantastic at Thanksgiving dinner.

0:54.6

Most of us routinely bend the truth in this way so as not to hurt the feelings of others.

1:00.4

In the case you're about to hear today was about someone who habitually bent the truth to their will.

1:06.7

Only we're not talking about little white lies or falsities.

1:10.8

In fact, the enormity of the lies told in this episode will undoubtedly seem absurd at times.

1:17.1

That's without question.

1:18.8

But just try to remember that some people can weave a convincing web of lies so intricate

1:24.8

that they become desperate to maintain that new truth.

1:29.2

When those fabrications go too far, that individual may very well be willing to do just about

1:35.3

anything. Keep their deceptive fantasies alive.

1:48.5

Taylor Renee Parker

1:59.8

Taylor Renee Parker was a 27 year old woman from New Boston, Texas.

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