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Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill.

And I'm Dick.

In 2017, 45-year-old Lloyd Nye writer told his 19-year-old daughter,

Carrie, that he couldn't afford to pay child support to her mother,

Michelle, anymore.

He shared his plan A and plan B with Carrie. He could either murder Carrie's mother or he'd take his own life.

Lloyd was definitely leaning toward murdering Michelle, but he couldn't do it alone.

He said he needed help.

Join us at the quiet end for the good daughter.

Carrie Nye Rider was a successful college student due to graduate in just one year when she agreed

to help her father get away with the murder of her mother. She assisted in the

setup, an alibi, the cover-up, and in getting her 14-year-old sister out of the way.

Today we're talking about the Nairighter family dynamics, Lloyd's cold-blooded plans plans and the reasons why Carrie made the choices that she did.

So we have a nice New York beer for today. It's called Sap Squatch.

And it's brewed by Southern Tier Brewing Company. This is an American barley wine, a big hitter, 14.9% alcohol by volume.

Yes, I've actually set three hours aside for a nap post recording.

Good.

So I'm right on top of it.

So this beer is a reddish brown color without any real head to it.

Very boosy aroma with some maple syrup, toffee, vanilla, and oak.

And then you take a sip and the bourbon is the first thing that you notice,

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