Hi and welcome once again to history dweeps.

My name is Tim.

And the topic of our podcast today is the Santa Rosa Hitchhike Murders,

a series of murders of eight young women, at least eight young women,

in Northern California back in the early 1970s. The case that remains open today, they never did find the culprit. So we're going to talk

about these murders. But before we do, let me introduce, as always, our panel. I am pleased to be

joined by the very lovely and talented

the pill-popping, penis-loving, Satan's dirty little secret, Brandy. How are you today,

Brandy? I'm fine, Tim. How are you? I'm doing well. We missed you yesterday. Well, I had

things to do. I could not be here.

I know. Well, we certainly missed you, but we're glad you're here today. I don't think you missed me at all, but thank you. Are you excited about this story? So excited. It's an interesting case, do you think? I do. I do think so. All right, and we're also joined, as always, by the very distinction of honorable, Colonel Charles Beauregard Hawkwaters

that's All right, and we're also joined, as always, by the very distinction, Honorable.

Colonel Charles Beauregard, Hawkwater, is the third, affectionately known as the Southern gentleman.

How are you today, Colonel?

You know, Timmy, I'm feeling much better.

As you know, the grim reaper had me in his cold. Yeah, you were feeling a bit under the weather.

I was.

I would like to thank all of you on the page.

You planned out such a lovely departure for me.

That's the History Dreams, the podcast page.

Well, we planned your funeral.

We had quite the funeral plan for you, Colonel.

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