Woman Gets FB Message From Old College BF After He Killed His Rapist - This Is Her Response

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2025

⏱️ 122 minutes

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It will be their first time seeing each other in 20+ years. The last time they saw each other was when they broke up after college. Now, so much has changed. He’s gotten out of prison for killing his childhood abuser. She’s started her own business and moved on with her life. Maybe this is a bad idea. Maybe they have nothing in common anymore. Maybe it’s a college fling and they should leave it alone. After all, they never even said a word to each other for 25 years. But when they see each other for the first time in that coffee shop. They’re back to college again. She looks down and notices a briefcase. “Do you bring a briefcase to all your dates?” He chuckles because inside that suitcase is proof. Proof that for the past 20 years he has never stopped thinking about her. Support Clark and his story: "Scarred" by Clark Fredericks https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Scarred/Clark-Fredericks/9781668018651 Full Shownotes: rottenmangopodcast.com

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0:00.0	In America, there are approximately these 25 million boxes of secrets.
0:09.5	That's basically what they are.
0:11.1	The official terminology would be a safety deposit box.
0:14.7	But that's not really what it is, right?
0:17.6	These are typically hidden away.
0:19.3	You walk into a bank vault and you've got hundreds of these
0:23.7	tiny metal boxes. And yeah, lots of people go there to hide their expensive belongings like their
0:30.7	watches, their jewelry, their cash, like things they don't feel secure keeping in their homes.
0:35.4	But a lot of the times people open these up to put away their
0:39.2	secrets. They lock them up. A spouse hiding cash from another spouse, is it for a good reason or not?
0:45.0	It's up for debate. But that's their secret box. A family man hiding documents that might include
0:51.0	the existence of a second family. That's his box of secrets.
0:55.7	Things he cannot let his family find in a shoebox at the bottom of his closet,
0:59.6	he's putting inside of that safety deposit box.
1:02.3	Usually, you never really have the chance to open up someone else's secret box,
1:06.2	because that's the whole point.
1:07.7	They're secrets.
1:08.6	They're jumping through all of these hoops to make sure it stays that
1:11.9	way unless they're dead. Then this is a whole process, depending on what state you live in and your will,
1:19.1	but let's say if you die under very suspicious circumstances, like if you're killed in your living
1:23.8	room by that little boy that you assaulted, only he's not so little anymore. He's a full-grown man with a knife.
1:29.6	Then, yeah, most likely that safety deposit box is going to be opened under the watchful
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