Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring

myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa.

Hi, Melissa.

Hi, Mandy.

How are you?

I'm doing awesome and so happy to be back and ready to continue on with our story from

last week.

Yes, part two.

I am even not a fan of part like two-parters. I mean, I am because it's a lot of information, but it's also like, oh, no, I have to wait a whole week to figure out this conclusion. But this one is so worth it. I'm so excited. It is so worth it. Well, and sometimes I feel like I, you know, sometimes we'll hear something that's in two parts.

And I'm like,. It is so worth it. Well, and sometimes I feel like, you know, sometimes we'll

hear something that's in two parts. And I'm like, oh, that really could have been one part. And so I feel like we try to avoid two parts if we can. But in this case, I mean, there really was just too much information. It would have been way too long. I mean, it could have just been one really long mega episode. We try not to do those either. Yeah, we had our friend Jennifer Garner.

Not that Jennifer Garner, but she's just a small-like. been one really long mega episode. We try not to do those either. Yeah, we had our friend Jennifer

Garner. Not that Jennifer Garner, but she's just a family. Yeah, she wrote and said,

like, her son's in wrestling and has been forever, and she's been like a wrestling mom. And she said

she even learned so much, even after seeing the documentary and the movie and all that. So there really

is just so much information on the story. And I'm super excited to talk more about it. Yeah. Yeah. So we are back with part two of our story on

John DuPont. And if you didn't listen to last week's episode, you might want to go check that

one out first because it has a ton of background information about the events leading up to the actual crime

in this case, which we are going to be getting into today. So we covered a lot last week about

John, DuPont, and the way that he was. After growing up alone with just his mom, John developed a

pretty odd personality, and everybody in town knew that he was very eccentric and

just downright weird. But his huge fortune kept the locals from being unkind to him,

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