Criminology is a true crime podcast that may contain discussion about violent or disturbing topics.

Listener discretion is advised. Hello, everyone and welcome to episode 365 of the criminology podcast. I'm Mike Ferguson.

And this is Mike Morford.

Mr. Morford, how are you doing this week, buddy?

I'm doing good now, but I had a little rough week. I had some problems with the refrigerators,

breaking down, replacement came. That broke down.

So I've been scrambling to keep food cold. That's been my battle of it last week. Other than that,

I'm doing great. Yeah, that can be tough. I've had that happen. I had it once with a freezer,

like a deep freeze that was in my basement. That was a mess because you don't get in there all

the time so by the the time you figure out that the thing is no longer working oh that that was a

real mess but you know you kind of take for granted the refrigerator and then once it goes out

like you said it's a mad scramble to try to figure

out, okay, how do we keep all this stuff cold? There's a lot of money these days sitting in those

refrigerators. Yeah, it made me think back to the time before they had refrigerators, what they did

and how we take that technology for granted because it's such a a life hack to make things

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All right. Let's jump into this week's case and we're heading down to the southern United States,

to the state of Alabama, specifically the small town of Citronell. Citronell is located about 30 miles northwest of Mobile.

And though the population has increased over the years,

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