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listener discretion is advised. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick. Wendy May Davidson excelled in school and succeeded in her career, but her personal life was always a mess.

Wendy had a habit of either choosing the wrong men or sabotaging her relationships,

and unfortunately her parents enabled her to be unstable and selfish.

After two on-planned pregnancies, Wendy married 24-year-old Air Force

officer Michael Severance. Mike was a nice guy, less educated than Wendy, but

hard-working and very responsible and for a while it seemed like this marriage could work

Then just one day before they were due to visit Mike's family on the other side of the country, Mike vanished.

Join us at the quiet end for the case against Wendy May Davidson.

It would take months for investigators to locate Mike, but analysis of Wendy's internet searches

and GPS tracking of her vehicle would lead to her arrest.

So we're in Texas for this crime and that means a Texas

beer. I took a Houston beer from St. Arnold because I like the name

Fancy lawnmower. How do you like that?

Very nice. We joke about lawnmower beers as being low alcohol, kind of Budweiser type

beers that you drink after you mow the lawn or take a shower or something like that.

So this fancy lawn mower beer, I think that if I lived in Houston, I would drink a lot of this beer pretty low alcohol like 4.5% or so and it is

refreshing it's just not a very good beer. In my pint glass the beer is a pale yellow color with a medium-sized white head.

There was an aroma that was kind of grassy, outdoorsy, and floral.

Taste, not much there, some sweet malt, kiss of hops, that's about it.

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