They think we're lazy.

They think we're lazy. They think we're lazy.

They think we're weak-willed.

They think we're entitled.

They think we're selfish.

They think we don't care about anybody about ourselves.

We are compassionate.

We are resourceful.

We are capable.

We want to make a difference in the world.

We are underestimated.

We are underestimated. Hello and welcome back to another episode of

Undermestimated Brandy Peltz.

Except today, we aren't going to be discussing Brandy.

Instead, today's episode will be telling the story of Darlene Hulse.

When discussing Brandy's case, Darlene often becomes a point of discussion because she went missing from a similar area a couple of years prior.

We briefly talked about her situation

in our first episode, but we'll go in much more depth during this episode. Darlene was a 28-year-old

mother from rural Marshall County, Indiana, whose life was stolen in 1984. Her cases remain unsolved

for decades, and what makes it so haunting is not only the violence of what happened, but how

ordinarily the day began. On August 17, 1984, Darlene was at home in Argus, a small community in

Marshall County, Indiana, with her three daughters, aged six and eight years old and eleven months old.

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