Oh hey there. You like true crime stories right? Yeah yeah I know who doesn't. But I got to admit

after a while all those stories of murder and heartache, will they tend to go straight to my hips?

So that's why I, Lee Roy Luna, have created a podcast called Excuse Me, that's illegal.

Or we'll take a hardcore look at some soft core crimes. No TED Talks on Bundy here. The letters

BTK won't be coming from these lips unless he had a brother that used to steal library books. Suppose

I'd be willing to go balls deep into that one if that were the case. Anyways you'll hear stories

such as The Mad Pooper, a female jogger who wreaked havoc in a Colorado Springs neighborhood using one

family's front yard as her own personal dumping grounds. If this kind of content sounds like it's

up your alley, Excuse Me, that's illegal. It's available right now on all your favorite podcast

lectures. So come join me. I'll be right here waiting for you.

Jennifer Vanished sometime in the overnight hours. Right now there is no trace.

Investigators say evidence leave them to believe that she's dead. Stick my nose back on that trail.

That's all I can do. This is already gone.

Tabitha Bryant was a young woman who wanted to get things right. She wanted a loving husband,

healthy, happy children, and a safe, welcoming home. She made choices in her life that she thought

would lead her to the things that she wanted, the goals she had in mind for her future.

Tabitha had no idea that the man who gave her everything she hoped for would also take it all away.

To understand how Tabitha's life, which looked so perfect from the outside,

went horribly wrong, we have to go back to her childhood. So come with me to Iowa in the 1970s

when Tabitha's tragic story began. Tabitha Marie Bassett was born on October 8, 1976

in Mount Air, Iowa. Her parents' marriage didn't last in both her father, Carol, and mother Virginia

remarried. Virginia married a man named Cleo Winebrenner, and a couple went on to have two children,

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