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Rebecca Watts - Part 1

Rebecca Watts - Part 1

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 In this week's episode, we discuss the life of Rebecca Watts. A bright, kind, and resilient girl whose life was stolen from her, when she was just 16 years old, by her stepbrother Nathan Matthews. During this case it was hard to tell Becky's story without also telling Nathan's because their lives were intertwined for so long. Darren, if you ever see this please know that your book and your daughter's story touched us deeply. And, we only hope that we could do her story half the justice that your words did. Special Thanks: Kudos to the talented Pepper Goins (@peppercutsgrass on IG) for crafting our absolutely perfect theme song that sets the tone for our podcast. Connect with us:
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