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Hi, Shannon McGarvey here. We have a special bonus episode today about a new series that I can't get enough of called Dark Valley.

Dark Valley is an investigative true crime podcast that dives deep into

rural New England's unsolved serial murders during the 1980s. 36 years after miraculously

surviving a brutal attack by the Connecticut River Valley serial killer, Jane Boroski

teams up with journalist Jennifer Amel in an epic narrative that spans

three decades, two states, and centralizes one mission to bring justice to the eight women

who met tragic ends. Over the course of season one, Jennifer gathers a rag-tag team who

help her uncover long-forgotten evidence, revisit old assumptions,

and generate the best lead on a suspect in decades. We're about to play the first episode of

Dark Valley. If you get hooked on the story like I did, do not forget to subscribe to

Dark Valley, wherever you get your podcast. I hope you enjoy episode one of Dark Valley.

It is August 6, 1988, and this is the night it all ended.

It's getting late, and all Jane Boroski wants is a cold drink,

yet the vendors at the Cheshire Fairground had closed for the evening.

Jane is only 22 years old, but seven months pregnant and uncomfortable in the

sticky heat of late summer. She finds her car parked in a field, a white Pontiac firebird. Her

boyfriend Dennis had bought it for her. Jane loves her car. She thinks it's the best present

anyone's ever given her. As she drives from Keen towards Swansea in central New Hampshire,

Jane spots the fluorescent glow of Gimarlow's market. The store is closed, but Jane knows

there's a vending machine outside. So she pulls into the parking lot,

digs around for some change, and purchases a soda. As she settles back into her firebird and takes a

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