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You're wedding. If you do choose to get married, it is often times one of the most important

days in your life. Months, perhaps even years, after you get engaged to your partner, after

a period of intense waiting and excitement, the day finally comes, and it's so incredibly

special. Courtney and I actually just got married this February, and it was indeed one

of the most beautiful days of my life. It's a day all about you, your significant other,

and the power of love. You're surrounded by those who you love the most, and all of your

friends and family members are there with you on that day to celebrate the start of your

new life. You eat, drink, dance, cut cake, and rejoice. It's a happy day, a special day.

But what if, at your own wedding, there was a darkness. There was an evil person there,

a snake in the bushes, a ticking time bomb waiting to blow. Then you had no idea that this

person, just a short time after the wedding, would go on to absolutely shatter everything

you and your partner had built, as if they had thrown a rock through a glass house.

This is exactly what happened in 2013 to one very unlucky couple in North Carolina. They

had no idea that on their wedding day, there was a wolf in sheepskin, watching, stalking,

waiting to strike. This is the story of Jamie Kirkhan. I'm Colin

Brown and you're listening to Murder in America.

Okay, everybody, real quickly, before we start today's episode, Courtney is out sick right

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