Episode 87: Missing & Murdered in Manitoba
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Episode 87: Missing & Murdered in Manitoba
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After the break, Erin covers a case that involves several years of lies and deception that led a French man to murder several members of his family simply because he didn't want to face the truth. We close things out with a WTF story about a woman who was having relationship issues with her fiancee, and then we close out with a round of "get to know you" and some shower thoughts.
Chapters:
- 00:00 - Intro
- 00:59 - The Happenings
- 10:45 - MMIW in Manitoba
- 29:48 - Erin's Case: Lies and Deception
- 46:55 - WTF Story: Ghosted
- 49:57 - Palette Cleansers: Get to Know You
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