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Hello campers, grab your marshmallows and gather around the true crime campfire,

wear your camp counselors, I'm Katie and I'm Whitney and we're here to tell you a true story that

is way stranger than fiction. We're roasting murderers and marshmallows around the true crime campfire.

One of the famous lines from the movie Fight Clubs tortured protagonists is I felt like destroying

something beautiful. Most of us would never want to do such a thing. We see something beautiful and

we want to draw closer to it, encourage it to grow, remember it forever. But for a certain kind of

damaged soul, jealous, angry, resentful, it goes another way. They're drawn to beauty,

sure, but in the way a moth is drawn to a flame. When they get too close, they can't handle it,

it burns them, makes them painfully aware of their own insecurities. They want to be close to it,

but they resent it too. And if they can't possess the beautiful thing, they need to see it broken.

It's the only thing that will put out that raging fire inside them. This is Ride or Die,

the murder of Jennifer Cave.

So, campers, we're in Austin, Texas, August 18, 2005. A woman named Sharon Cave was standing

anxiously outside the condo, belonging to a guy named Colton Patoniac.

Colton was a friend of her daughter, Jennifer's, and Sharon was hoping you might know where she was.

Jennifer, who was 21 and a student at the University of Texas, hadn't shown up to her first

say of work at a law firm a day or so earlier. Sharon knew how excited Jennifer was about starting

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