Hey guys and welcome to Marcia.

Hey guys and welcome to Moms and Murder, a true crime podcast featuring myself Mandy and my best good friend, Melissa, who is not a shrimp boat captain, even though I just made her sound like one.

Hi, Melissa.

I honestly don't even remember how you started the sentence off. So by the time you got this shrimp boat captain, I was so good. I thought it was like an inside joke you didn't realize I wasn't a part of. It's an inside joke with me and everybody who has ever watched Forrest Gump. So, oh, I've seen it. It's too late for jokes about Forrest Gump, Andy.

That's not the smart part of my brain that's working right now.

Well, that was a good introduction.

After this lovely nighttime recording session,

we are going to be recording our episode for Patreon on the

documentary Tall Hot Blonde. And it's crazy and it's like internet catfishing and it's one of

the weirder stories I've ever seen. And there's so much cringiness in it. It's, I have a hard

time talking about these things. So it's going to be very difficult.

And we're thinking, Mandy and I looked at each other's notes from it, and we're thinking of posting them on Patreon because they are so whacked out. These are not professional notes,

but they just made me laugh so much. So you can check that out at patreon.com slash moms and murder

podcast.

If you wanted to see what we have over in that neck of the woods on the internet, whatever.

Mandy, let's get into this week's episode because I am rambling.

Go.

Absolutely.

Okay. So this week's episode was researched and partially written by one of our lovely listeners, Mary Jane Jarman.

She did a fantastic job helping us on this case, and we're excited to bring her hard work to life on our show this week.

The case takes place in Salt Lake City, Utah, where the murder of a young mother to be rocked the LDS community and destroyed the lives of those who knew her.

Before we get into the story, we have Googled the city. Melissa, we have Googled the city.

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