Hey, everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus DeLecta.

We are now venturing into Chapter 3, Dirty Laundry.

Again, if you are just joining us, this is now the third part of a five-ish part series, still kind of waiting to see how

all that falls out. So if you have not heard part one and two, you need to go back. When we left

off last time, we were about halfway through Rocky's trial. But before we pick that up, we actually

have some updates that we want to provide.

We seriously, every time we turn around, are learning something new about this case,

finding something else, finding an archived something.

And just when I think we've got it all, we find something else.

So a few things that we want to elaborate on before we pick up on the trial.

So there was a newspaper article that we found from the day after Lutie Mae Tucker was murdered.

And it said that they were unsure if this attack was related to the other invasions on elderly people.

So apparently there had been other invasions in the community targeted towards elderly people.

They said that this one was different because no one else had died.

It's the only one that turned fatal, but there had

been other attacks, which is really important, I think, because who was in the area at the time

of those? Did anyone go back and look and say, was Rocky around those? Was cool breeze around those?

Was anyone else around those that we haven't looked at yet? So that's kind of a big deal there.

Also, Ms. Tucker did have a boyfriend, and they had gotten into a verbal argument that evening.

However, her cousin at the time said she was sure it was not him who had came to the house.

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