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Hi friends, best friends.

And welcome to another episode of Criminal Broads, a podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

It's Women's History Month and nothing's changing around here. We have always been doing stories of women, and we will always be.

Until someone offers me $10 billion to do a single episode on a male criminal, I'll do it. I'll throw that in.

Today we have a story from the country of India. We are, as I said slash threatened in the last episode, we are leaving the U.S.

We'll be back.

You know we'll be back.

You know we'll be back to Florida before long.

Oh gosh, we actually might be in Florida way sooner than you think.

But today we're going abroad to a case in India that is fascinating and I'll say it really, really scandalous.

Now, I never would have heard of this case if it wasn't for an amazing listener.

I want to shout out to Christiana Lilly, who is a journalist that you should all hire.

And she told me about this story.

It's unusual for many reasons, but one of the reasons is because the crime happened 30 years ago, but the case was closed very, very shockingly

recently. And there is a criminal broad involved in this case, so don't worry, but the story is

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