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Welcome to Women in Crime Reconsidered, where we're revisiting our catalog and bringing new insights or updates.

Today's episode is number 23, Audrey Marie Hilly.

Amy, this case fascinated me because of the oddities of this con this woman perpetrated.

It's one of those like head scratchers. Like what was the

point of some of it? And it's so rare this class of crimes. It's so rare. I mean, it combines

many different rare crimes into one. I also want to mention, I don't know if I'm if I actually

mentioned this in the first episode,

but of course, I remember watching a made-for-TV movie on this case. And it starred Judith

Light as Audrey Marie Hilly. Do you remember Judith Light? Yeah, from Who's the Boss, right? Yes, of course,

who's the boss? And just so you know, she also made a great, like, career move run on the Lifetime movies.

She was in so many that I loved. I could probably do a whole episode just on her, um, stories.

Let's not. What's that? Let's not. I said, love to not. I know. I know. Okay. While Audrey Marie

Hallie's crimes and case happened long ago, the fascination about her life and crimes still persist in pop culture. Join us for a few of these references and an update on her children at the end of today's episode. But first, let's hear our original coverage of Audrey Marie's case. In a story about a mother's lies and

much other more serious crimes, Audrey Marie Hilly would attempt to pull off the ultimate con,

but her bold attempt to outsmart everyone would prove to be this Black Widow's ultimate demise.

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