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nature. Listener discretion is advised. Four days after her marriage, this beautiful,

loving, young, 21-year-old newlywed living in South Beach, Florida was murdered. Was

this a brutal murder by a stranger or did someone else have a motive to kill her?

This is Episode 36, The Wendy Tripada Story.

Hi Amy. Hey Megan. How are you? Great, how are you? Good. Happy new year. It's great

to be back in the studio. Have you heard of Wendy Tripada? But you haven't. I have

not, but I do believe it came from one of our listeners, right? It did. Yes. Thank

you to Jenny and Colorado. Awesome. Thanks Jenny. But I didn't somewhat know this case

already because I had seen, you know, a date line or something on it earlier. To you,

this will be new information. But before we get to that, we've got a few supporters

to thank. Yay. All right. First, I want to give a big thank you to Alana for her support.

I also want to thank Alison and Ariana. Thank you so much, Alison and Ariana. I'd like

to say thank you to Brandy Sullivan-Rain and also another B. We've got Brianna Serkin. Thank

you ladies. Thank you so much and a big thank you to Casey and a thank you to Hope Nesbitt.

Wonderful, ladies. Thank you very much. And this one actually is a personal one to us. We'd

like to say a very big thank you to our former colleague, John from Morristown. Very cool

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