Who faked her own kidnapping, staged a crime scene, and later claimed she was abducted by two Hispanic women.

If you said Sherri Papini, then you're right.

And on June 10th, we're visiting the Sherry Papini case, but this time we're giving you the facts you won't find anywhere else.

Forget the Hulu Doc and ID special.

We're uncovering details that might change everything you thought you knew about her disappearance.

Catch up on new episodes now and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss our all new Sherry Popini episode out on June 10th.

We shared this story with you guys back in 2020 and since then there have been some updates.

We're going to share those details at the end of the episode, so make sure to stick around.

So something you always hear from parents is that they would do absolutely anything for their kids. But what does that really even mean? For most people, it simply means that you would put your child's

well-being and happiness above your own, even if that means you had to suffer so that they would be

better off. In this week's episode, we're talking about a South Texas mom who took her role as

protector to the next level, and the end result was the death of an innocent teenage boy.

The story takes place in Brownsville, Texas,

and before we get into what happened in the case, we're going to tell you a little about Brownsville

in this week's segment of we Googled this city. Brownsville, Texas is located on the western Gulf

coast in southern Texas, and as of the 2017 census, has a population of around 183,000 residents.

The city motto for Brownsville is, on the border by the sea, which really sounds more like

directions and less like a motto, if you ask me. I feel like maybe one day somebody came up to

the mayor and was like, hey, what's the city's motto? And he thought they said like, hey,

what's directions to Lotto? And said, on the border by the sea and was like, hey, what's the city's motto? And he thought they said, like, hey, what's directions to Lotto? And said, on the border by the sea. And the person said, that's the

town's motto. And he just doubled down and was like, yeah, actually, it is. That's a problem?

Because it doesn't have a whole lot of personality. It seems like a great town. I think we could do better with the motto. We should come up with some more ideas for them. Singer-songwriter Chris Christopherson was born in Brownsville, as well as

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