#260 - A Grossly Insane Tale Of Death - Marion, Indiana
This week, in Marion, Indiana, a woman emerges from a backwoods swampland, filthy, covered in mosquito bites, with her two children, and a tale of unheard of blood lust, and butchery, but oncer the details start to emerge, a slightly different story comes to light. It's a terrible of death, complete with a dismembered body, stored in a dirt basement, severed arms, used as a threat, and a mess of a court situation, including the Sheriff, living next door to the defendant, lie detectors, and the legal/medical term "grossly insane"!
Along the way, we find out that the United States fought England more than just the one time, that arms are difficult to saw off, and that fair isn't always right!!
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