The Welcome to Grusam, your horrific true crime podcast. I am Connie, along with my wife for life Meg and tonight she is going to talk to us about Sean

Kingie. I said that right? Yeah, you did for some reason I was like we practice this and I still felt like I said it wrong. We rehearsed. We rehearsed.

One Two, Step One Two. Uh, no you got it, you're good. Wife for life sounds like a shirt that I would wear like before I ran a marathon before my wedding.

But I would not do that at all. I would not run a marathon. It's like a bachelorette party tea.

It is. Give me those vibes. I like it. All right friends, trigger

warning this week. This case does involve a child. There is sexual abuse, there's murder murder it's a sad one that is a sad one so move

buckle in baby 24 year old Cheryl was heading home after working her retail job in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia in November of 1987.

As she was pulling out of the parking lot, she was flagged down by a woman and Cheryl opted to stop for her thinking like hey maybe this person needs help.

She pulled up to the woman and rolled down her window to ask if she needed something and

as she began to speak a man came out of the darkness, reached

into her car, grabbed the keys out of her ignition, and held Cheryl at knife point.

Oh, don't stop for people.

Right.

Well, not even if there's a fire.

Just keep going.

But especially at night don't stop for people.

Oh, for sure.

Especially if you're by yourself too.

In secluded parking lots. Not saying anything like I appreciate that

Cheryl was like trying. Yeah that's it's a real one to and it's not I mean I would have stopped to see if I say that but if I saw a woman by herself I would probably my first

Yeah like lost the door crack the window hey okay mhm that's it

Fortunately for Cheryl though a work friend pull That's it. it.

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