A Rude, A Prude, and an Unsolved Mystery - Unsolved Mysteries Episode Two: The Murder of Elmer DeBoer / Wrongful Conviction of Michael Martin

Unsolved Mysteries Episode Two: The Murder of Elmer DeBoer / Wrongful Conviction of Michael Martin

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01/14/22 • 63 min

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A Rude, A Prude, and an Unsolved Mystery

This week, on A Rude, A Prude, and an Unsolved Mystery Brown and Easter take on the first half of Robert's second episode; the murder of Elmer DeBoer, and the wrongful conviction of Michael Martin. Brown and Easter disagree on Missy Munday's complicity in Elmer's murder, but they both agree that Michael never should have brought a knife to a gun fight, especially in Texas.

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Unsolved Mysteries Episode One: The Disappearances of Glen & Bessie Hyde / "Disappearance" of Dottie Caylor

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This week, Easter and Brown tackle the final two mysteries of episode one; the disappearances of Glen and Bessie Hyde and Dottie Caylor. Brown just wants Bessie to be able to finish her glass of wine and Easter is ready to risk it all for Paula Powers.

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Unsolved Mysteries Episode Two: Death of Kurt McFall / Missing Letters of WWII

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This week Brown and Easter discuss the unexplained death of 17-year-old Kurt McFall and the missing letters of World War II soldiers. Brown and Easter cannot agree on the circumstances of Kurt's death, but Brown does come clean about her Applebee's craving,