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In 1977, a resident of a small town in the state of Ohio began receiving letters,

accusing her of having an affair. This kick started a whirlwind saga involving the entire town,

threats of violence, and accusations of covering up a murder investigation.

Today we look into the bizarre tale of the Circleville letters. This is Red Webb.

We got another mystery Monday on our hands. I'm Trevor Collins and with me as always,

bringing that gut check right to this table that we're sitting around a new table.

Christian, we've got Alfredo Diaz here. Hello, it's not Monday for us.

It's not Monday for us. Oh no, it isn't. So hold on now. Yeah.

So this letter is said to this woman and it's accusing this woman of being an affair.

It starts very much with an affair, yes. And then is so, does everyone else in the town also

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