• 131. Stone Frog - The Murder of John Sabine by Leigh Ann Sabine

  • Mar 4 2025
  • Length: 33 mins
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131. Stone Frog - The Murder of John Sabine by Leigh Ann Sabine

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  • In the quiet town of Beddau, Wales, a woman with a striking presence and a flair for the dramatic carried a secret—one so dark and unbelievable that even those closest to her refused to see the truth. Leigh Sabine, spent years hinting at something sinister, weaving her past into half-truths and riddles. But when she died in 2015, her secret could no longer stay hidden. How did she keep it concealed for so long? And why did no one believe her when she practically confessed?

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