Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you? I am doing well. How are you? I am doing good. I'm coming to you from my closet. Live from the closet. Yeah, exactly. I hate this weather. Okay, I'm not going to talk about weather anymore, but it's this storm stuff where it's like I could get all set up in the other room, but then that, if it starts raining, I have to move in here. So now I'm just cramped in the closet. But yeah, things are going well. My anniversaries today. Oh, my goodness. Happy anniversary. Thank you. 18 years.

18.

Yeah.

We're getting Chipotle for dinner.

I love that for you.

Actually, that sounds perfect.

It really is.

It's so one thing I love about being in a long-term marriage is how simple things get, like at anniversary times and stuff. Nothing makes me

happier than just going for like a quick, like, fast food meal or Chipotle or something along

those lines and like eating ice cream from the grocery store, like at home. Like I don't really

want to go out and do anything crazy. I just want to relax and like I want my kids to like be in

their rooms playing video games all night. Like that's perfect for me. I don't care about anything else. I know. I convince my husband to watch like a Netflix show with me and that's going to be the planned.

Yeah. And I love it. I love that for me. I do. I love that for you too. Yes. Happy anniversary. Well, thank you.

My husband and I have an anniversary next month in July, not a wedding anniversary, but it will be the our anniversary of being together for 20 years. So that's crazy. Yeah. Yeah, our 20 year together is, oh, it's later this year. But yeah, that is crazy. Crazy. Yeah. You're a baby. So are you. In a nice way. In a nice way, you're a baby. It just feels like we're babies. Yes. And not sitting here cramped in this closet. But Mandy, do you want to tell the people what we're doing today?

Of course. So today we are doing something a little bit different. And it's something we would like to call summer shenanigans.

Crimes of the season. Sure. Why not? Yes. Yes. Yeah. So we're going to share several real crimes that happened in these quintessential summer spots like beaches or ice cream shops and campgrounds. These are really more quirky than creepy. So not so much summer slasher, but more like summer swipers. I like that. Me too. So we have several stories from across the country and even a few international ones to share.

And we're going to get right into it. I think we're going to start off with a story from you, Melissa, from the beach crimes segment.

Ah, the beach. Stand between your toes. We've got waves crashing and apparently thieves eyeing your wallet while you're catching waves.

Mandy, quick question.

When you go to the beach, I don't know if we should be sharing this, but the beach I go to New Smyrna, I've never locked anything up.

I leave my stuff sitting there.

If I go into the water, it just stays.

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