110. [Texas] Laurie Stout

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02/01/24 • 42 min

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Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

We are headed to Texas this week where a young mother is brutally murdered while working her overnight cleaning job. All signs point to the husband but without enough evidence they have to let him go. It would take decades to finally bring the killer to justice.
Fun Fact: Be careful, you could be married without being present! Texas is a common law marriage state, which means you are considered legally married if the couple makes three public announcements that they’re married. Moreover, a couple can be considered legally married even if the other spouse isn’t present for the ceremony.
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109. [Louisiana] Kristi O'Pry

We are back from our break and headed to Louisiana where it would take a decade to solve the murder of Kristi and reveal a serial killer in the making.
Fun Fact: Even thought Louisiana is known for having Parishes instead of counties, that wasn't always the case. In 1807, the government officially switched from counties to Parishes, based off of local churches.
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111. [Georgia] Cyndi Williams and Lori Brown

We are back from our short hiatus and covering a double homicide out of Georgia. Two women were brutally murdered in the middle of the day at a real estate office. With an unclear motive, police must piece together why these two young women's lives were cut short and find the monster who did it before he strikes again.
Fun Fact: It is illegal to eat chicken with a fork in Gainesville, Georgia. In 1961, they enacted a law stating that chicken was a delicacy and must be eaten with your hands. It was mainly a publicity stunt, but the law is still on the books today!
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