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play on PC through Facebook games. You're not. Hey guys, welcome back to Mother Maya's Super Podcast.

Today we are doing Who Killed Jean Bade. For those of you who are not familiar, I am

obsessed with this case. This is probably the first true crime case that I got

really into. It was the middle of summer and I just couldn't stop reading

tabloid magazines and about it I would take my money and go straight to the store

every single week and pick up all the new tabloids. So it's a huge part of my life in some ways and today we have a great guest Sue Smith from Scam Wow.

Thank you so much for being here.

Thank you for having me. I'm excited to talk about Jean Bonet.

Yeah, I know. I love her so much. What's your personal relationship with this case?

Oh my God, so of course I remember it happening when I was a kid, but then like three years ago when I got married, the 60 minutes documentary came out like right after I got married when we were on our

honeymoon and I made my husband pause everything so that we could set the time aside

to watch the documentary with Varner Spitz.

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