Hey, and welcome to Deconversion Therapy, the solo edition, or the true crime edition,

that's what we're doing well, Bonnie, is taking a little bit of a vacation,

and then we're going to get back to the satanic panic. Before I get into this one, I'm just going to say

thank you to the listener who sent this one in. I knew about the case, but I didn't know about the case. So digging in was really disturbing.

You can go and discuss this case and the other ones that I've done the last few weeks. Over at our

Facebook group, just look for the group Deconversion Therapy, and then you can find us on all the

social media like you do.

And for first time listeners are at least ones who hadn't listened to True Crime before.

This is a limited series. Yeah, doesn't it make it sound more important than the other co-host

is away and I am trying to find something to talk about.

But this does combine two of my interests, which is true crime, and then how it relates in cases

that involve the church or Christianity mostly. I will let someone else tackle ones on Islam or other religions,

including Mormonism.

But hopefully you and I can put a little bit of insight into this because we know this culture

very well.

And for those who didn't grow up evangelical,

you're going to learn a little bit. Today, you're going to hear about Christopher Coleman or

Chris Coleman, who in many people's opinion should have gotten just as much publicity

about the story as Chris Watts did. I guess some of you

remember Chris Watts. He's called a, quote, family annihilator. It's when one person in the family

does away with the rest of the family. And his court case and everything he did was all over the news. And yes, he is a Christian now.

So heaven just looks better day by day. Let's visit this other Christian, Chris Coleman. So Chris was born in

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