Hey guys and welcome to the Moms of Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you? I'm great. How are you? I'm doing really great as well, thanks. Awesome.

Nothing super. Yeah, nothing exciting, but seem to be doing well. But we are thinking about our friends in Texas and Louisiana after this hurricane Laura that not, it didn't come out of nowhere, but it got so big and so crazy so quickly. So anybody in that area, we're thinking about you. And as Floridians, we've, you know, had these storms and stuff. But what they're going through right now is so rough. and we're just, you're as Floridians we've you know had these storms and stuff but what

they're going through right now is so rough and we're just through in our thoughts right now yeah definitely

i have some family that lives in houston so that's very close to where the hurricane kind of made landfall

and had its bands out thankfully they're okay but yes we're definitely thinking about everybody who

lives in that area and hope everybody

is safe.

So I'm really excited to just get into the story this week.

This is a case that is just so different than anything I'm really used to researching and

learning about.

And that's mostly because this crime took place such a long time ago. And when I say a long time ago,

I don't mean like hundreds of years ago or anything crazy. I just mean it happened before I was

born. So that seems like a very long time ago. To you, of course, yes. But to somebody that's

70, no, Mandy was a blink of an eye and how dare you? I know.

So sometimes I do find history a little boring and other times I find it really fascinating

and fun to kind of dive into.

And this is one of those times.

So don't worry, we're not going to give you this really boring snooze fest history

lesson this week, but we are going to talk about a historical

murder that caused the deaths of 44 people on a United Airlines flight in 195.

The plane went down near Longmont, Colorado, and before we get into the details of this

story, we're going to tell you a little about Longmont in this week's segment of we

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