The Hello everyone and welcome back to part two of the Starved Rock

Murder Case.

How are you doing, Cassie?

We've been waiting.

Seven whole days.

I'm ready to hear how this sends.

The last time you left us on a bit of a cliffhanger because you set. how this one

last time you left us on a bit of a cliffhanger because you set up the entire

episode to make us think that this one person did it and then at the end you

kind of made a second-guess everything we had just learned so I'm excited to figure out what's going on. of have just tuned in to this episode and haven't listened to part one.

Stop right here. This is going to make no sense to you.

So don't listen.

Turn around.

Go back.

Don't listen if you haven't listened to part one

just because it's going to be a lot of information

you don't have context for.

So, once you're done listening to part one,

let's get into it.

Just to give a very brief synopsis, I know for most people it's been at the minimum a week if you're listening in real time.

Cassie had the luxury of hearing this yesterday, so it's pretty fresh in your mind mind I hope, but to give everyone else a refresher of the case itself,

in March of 1960, three women, Lillian Oding, Francis Murphy, and Mildred Lindquist were brutally murdered in Illinois's Starved Rock State Park.

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