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Quality Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

There are certain cases over the course of time that enter into a very sad portion of our lexicon, I think, here in America.

And many of them are known by a variety of different names.

I think that it's a convenient way for the media to latch on to something.

They can create memories with their customers out there which you know for the

media you are their customers and it initiates immediate recall where you can take you back in

time because it seems as though that we have so many so many deaths and it's hard to remember them.

And that's a very sad commentary, I know.

But the cases I'm focused on today are actually the infamous yogurt shop murders.

But, you know, those in and of themselves, four young ladies that were killed at a business establishment, essentially executed by, at that

time, an unknown assailant.

Tragic in and of itself, but unfortunately, there has been another name now attributed to this monster who killed those four young ladies.

The victim that we will be talking about today is a young woman who died way back in the 90s and she was kind of forgotten.

That victim, her name is Linda Rutledge, and she died.

She died at the hands of the yogurt shop murderer, serial killer, Robert Brasher's.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is Bodybacks.

Dave, this is one of these individuals who, I don't know.

I mean, it seems as though that we haven't seen the last of him.

I'm wondering how many more cases are going to be attributed to Brasher's as technology

continues to develop and we begin to kind of unravel some of these

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