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This episode includes discussions of murder and rape.

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

In the last steamy days of the summer of 1960, 28-year-old Henry Bush left an evening

showing of psycho, and he wasn't alone on his arm was Shirley Payne.

Henry and Shirley were rather odd-paring.

At 65, she was more than twice his age.

Still they had enjoyed each other's company for quite some time.

The night at the cinema marked their first official date, and it included all the things

you might expect a new couple to do.

After the movie, Henry invited Shirley back to his apartment to cap off their evening.

He always been the perfect gentleman in her presence, and that night he was the perfect

host.

The couple enjoyed some pleasant small talk, sips some cold beers, began to unwind, and then

to address.

Later that night, Shirley kissed her date goodbye and asked when they could meet again.

Henry played Coy, staring at the older woman curiously.

Like the director of a movie, he knew what was coming next, and it had nothing to do

with romance.

Hi, I'm Greg Poulson.

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