Hey guys.

Hey guys, and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you?

I'm doing great. It was a little delayed response there. It made me worried. I was like, oh, no. Oh, no. I had a cable thing that was like here and I knew that if I didn't move it right now, the whole episode, I would hear like a noise and then be mad at myself when I was editing. So I thought the pause would be appropriate. There, it's beautiful here in beautiful. Good old Florida. My attitude is changing

towards the weather. I'm really enjoying it. My overall attitude is better, I think. Don't ask

anyone in my family. But we're into a new month. It's April. And so we decided starting this month,

we're going to do something

a little extra over on Patreon. So this first little weekly thing I think, I guess we're going to do

is just like a, Mandy, what is it? Why can't I explain? I started going and then I lost my train of

thought. I mean, I don't want to call it 15 minutes with the moms because that sounds like it

could be

something else.

Sounds like we should get paid a lot for that.

But that's basically what we're going to.

Kind of it.

Yeah, it's just like talking about whatever, not true crime related necessarily, just

whatever's going on in life, if people send us subjects, whatever, just kind of off-topic stuff that we don't normally get to talk to. Talk about on the episode, and it's kind of fun for us to get to be able to chat about those things. So the first one will be up for free. Otherwise, if you're on Patreon at the $5 and up level, you'll get it every week. So we'll have like a 15-minute rehash every week, you can give us topics, stuff like that. We'll see how it goes. Yeah, perfect. Yeah, we are always getting messages from people who are like, I would love to hear you guys opinions about like X, Y, Z thing or are you guys keeping or following along with, you know, whatever. And sometimes we are, you know, sometimes we have plenty to say about that. Tell me that love is blind. Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, so that will be like a fun little way that we can, I don't know, fun way we can hang out. Catch up. Hang out. Yeah. So we'll see how it goes. We might make changes as we go along, but get in early. Listen to the first one.

It'll be the worst. There you go. It only goes up to there. It'll only go up, right?

All right. So we'll get into the story for this week. It was 8.38 a.m. on November 27th, 2017,

when Coffee County Alabama authorities got a call about a possible suicide at a home on County Road 647.

Officers arrived at a property that was owned by a local church and was once used as the parsonage,

but was now being rented out to a newly divorced mother of four from the church.

After a 16-year marriage and a two-year-long tumultuous divorce, 38-year-old Sarah Starr was

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