Welcome to Grusome, your horrific true crime podcast.

My name is Meg and old mystery machine Connie over here.

It's going to tell us about Diane Whipple.

I actually just saw that they're doing,

they're doing like a reboot or remake or whatever they're called now.

They make a new Scoobyoby-doo every year like every two years they're like new scooby-doo write it back well it's time it's time

all right let's get to it d Diane Alexis Whipple was born in 1967.

She grew up in Pennsylvania and was by all accounts one of those people who just kind of found their thing early.

And hers was sports.

She was a naturally gifted athlete.

She excelled at lacrosse which um that's a badass sport for

girls to play like if you're not familiar with it it's pretty pretty pretty badass um it's not for

like it's actually funny um i digression real quick my oldest is convinced that if he just had the opportunity to play lacrosse, like if his school had the cross, he could be great at it. Because it's like a lot of running constantly. Like it's really high speed. And he's like, I could do this. And I'm like, yeah, well, we don't have that here. So sorry.

I just think of the scene in me girls, where like that's how she gets her aggression out at the end of the movie.

Regina George joins the lacrosse team. And she. Yes. Yep. That's like, that's what I think of when I hear lacrosse. Dude, yep.

I think of really cute boys.

Like, I remember I used to see like my space profiles of people who play the cross.

And I was like, oh, hot damn.

Hot damn.

But again, we didn't have lacrosse at our school.

It was a bunch of. okay um so she went to

Penn State played lacrosse there which is pretty dope because it's D1 school um and she eventually

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