Hey guys and welcome.

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 pretty good this week. How are you? I'm doing well. Nothing too exciting. Another

boring week down in the books, in the books, on the books. Just another January week, a mid-January

week. Nothing exciting happens in the middle of January, which I'm totally fine with. Yeah. Yeah,

it could be way worse. So I don't think we have any announcements this week.

Actually, Mandy, it looks like we just got a voicemail on our super secret celebrity line. Do you think we should listen to it?

Oh, yeah, definitely.

Hey, moms. Josh Mancoitz from Dateline. Listen, I'm trying to get a ticket to your live podcast on Friday, March the 27th at the city winery in Chicago. So if you can help a reporter out, that would be wonderful. By the way, good call having it at the winery, because from what I can tell, a lot of your listeners, let's just say they know their way around the business end of a winery.

If you catch my drift.

And if you can't hook me up, well, I'll just have to call back and pretend I'm Keith.

Oh, hello.

I need a ticket.

Or do I?

Wow.

Okay, Josh.

Just check out the show notes, guys. Josh, Keith, whoever's listening,

we have all the information about our live show in the show notes. We can't get you any

special deals here, bud. Mandy, sorry about that interruption, guys. Are you ready to get

into the episode? Let's do it. So something you always hear from parents

is that they would do absolutely anything for their kids. But what does that really even mean?

For most people, it simply means that you would put your child's well-being and happiness above

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