Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself Mandy and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa.

Hi, Mandy. How are you? I'm doing pretty good this week. How are you? I'm doing really well, thank you.

When you're listening to this, I just got back

from Charleston. Mandy, you weren't there at our meetup. I wasn't there, but I'm sure you had a great

time. It was really a lot of fun. At some point, people were cheering and saying, go mom's a murder,

and like they fill the street. Someone whispered about a Nobel Peace Prize. I don't know. There was like a whole thing. Now, if you ask somebody if it happened, they will maybe deny it because I made them sign NDAs. But really, it was amazing. You'll hear about it on the nightly news, I'm sure. Don't worry, don't worry. Okay.

I don't know what I'm saying.

Please just keep going.

I leave my face is flushed now. I'm all red. I hate everything I just did. Just go, Mandy. It sounds like a great time. I'm sad that I missed that. Well, based on my story, I would be sad. I missed it too. Yeah. But I'm sure it went great.

It'll be wonderful.

I'm super excited to go.

Sorry you can't be there, but you'll be at the next one.

Yeah, for sure. it too. But I'm sure it went great. It'll be wonderful. I'm super excited to go.

Sorry, you can't be there, but you'll be at the next one. Yeah, for sure. Definitely. So we're going to get right into it this week. We have a really, really interesting story, kind of a different thing, different thing than what we normally hear on the show, but still a very interesting story nonetheless. So known as the little old lady killer, Wana Barraza terrorized Mexico City in the late 1990s,

making headlines as one of Mexico's first female serial killers, often killing her victims for simply just looking at her.

And before we get into the events of this week's story, we're going to tell you a little

about Mexico City in this week's segment of we Googled this city.

As of 2009, the population of Mexico City was nearly 9 million residents and is around 573 square miles.

I had no point of reference for this, but that seems pretty big.

Yeah, right?

I mean, I don't know.

Mandy, I don't know anymore. Why do we even comment on this? It's really just, it's been downhill for a while on our commentary on sizes of cities. So Mexico City is actually built on the top of what

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