You're listening to an airwave media podcast.

Today on the Usus Information Retrocast, you'll hear stories about a woman who dumped

her fiancée at the altar to marry the minister, and you'll find out who the unlikely suspects

in a case of truck tire sabotage actually were.

Let's just say they were very, very small.

Plus, you'll hear the crazy story of a man who used rattlesnakes to keep his wife from

leaving their home.

Let's just say that the whole scheme backfired on him.

I am Steve Sultman and all those stories and many more, plus today's Retrosponsor and

the question of the day, are coming up next on today's Usus Information Retrocast.

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Hey everyone, I hope you're doing well.

It's a beautiful day here in the Northeast, and I have a bunch of really good stories

that I picked out for you today, so let's jump right into the first one.

Imagine this.

On December 29th of 1921, the Brookside Methodist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, was fully

decorated for the wedding of schoolteacher icy Williams to contract her Neil J. The

invitations been sent out and everything was all set for their big day.

The Reverend John Clifton Draper or J. Clifton Draper, as he's better known, was set to

officiate.

But the wedding was not to be, at least not that wedding, and that's because at the 11th

hour Miss Williams realized that she loved Reverend Draper more than she did her own fiance.

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