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Hello, listeners.

Welcome back to Criminal Broads, a true crime podcast about wild women on the wrong

side of the law.

I'm Tori Telfer, your host, and I am traveling for the next couple of weeks.

I'm road-tripping out to my grandparents' farm in Illinois.

So to take a little break this week before we plunge into next month, which is a theme, which I'll talk to you about in one second, I am re-releasing one of my old and, dare I say, my most iconic episodes. I'm not saying it's iconic because I'm so

great. I'm saying it's iconic because the person we're about to talk about her story, there's so many

twists and turns. It's so extreme. It's so incredible. It's, ooh, it's a lot. When I tell people

about it, just like in passing in the park, they like don't know how to react. Their faces freeze. And they're like, which part of it's a lot. When I tell people about it, just like in passing in the park, they like don't know

how to react. Their face is freeze. And they're like, which part of the story? Like, am I

screaming? Am I crying? Am I whooping with joy? I don't know. So this is episode 11. It aired in,

oh gosh, I think the end of 2018 on Poulon Devi, the Bandit Queen. Now, if you haven't heard this episode before,

great, welcome. If you have, but you listen to it back in 2018, listen to it again. I just

relisten to it for the first time in ages, and I had forgotten so much about her story,

and I'm pretty sure it holds up. This is also going to be like a little

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