Hi everyone. I know I'm technically supposed to be off this week, but I never like to leave the feed totally empty.

And I actually do still have a card for you today, and it might be a familiar one. Our card this week is

Darlene Hulse, the four of Hearts from Indiana. Now many of you know

Darlene's story. My reporter Emily and I spent almost a full year

investigating her case. And the more we uncovered the more I realized that this was

bigger than one deck episode. It had to be its own series. So we brought it to you in the

show we called the deck investigates. Over in that feed, I took you through an 18 episode investigation into her case.

I even traveled the country to tell you about the case in person because I wanted to make

sure as many people as possible joined us in fighting for justice for Darlene and her family, who after 40 years now still don't know what happened to her.

And I wish I was here to tell you that we did it, that Darlene's case has been solved. But unfortunately, that's not the case yet. We still have a job to do, which is to keep pushing for answers, and I won't stop sharing Darlene's story until that day comes.

So that's one of the reasons that today I'm dropping that full series in this feed.

I've taken all 18 episodes and combined them into three mega episodes to give you

right now. The other reason I'm doing this is I want to test something new. I want to understand if you like a mini series in 18 separate

episodes or if you'd rather have our investigations in this feed in longer format.

So please take some time and listen.

And if you haven't already, please share it with everyone you know.

And when you're done, make sure you go follow the Deck Investigates Feed because there might be something new coming over there soon.

And make sure to reach out via email or Instagram and let me know what you think about this format.

So here is season one of the Deck Investigates.

A little over two years ago I came across an old news article.

It was about an old unsolved murder that I had never heard of in a tiny Indiana town that I had only ever passed on my way to somewhere else.

When I reached out to the victim's daughter on Facebook, I had no idea that I would spend the

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