Sept. 29, 2025
Betty Fran Gladden-Smith and John Smith
When Betty Fran Smith vanished in 1991, her family was desperate for answers. Recovering from a broken hip, it seemed unlikely she could have left home to travel as her new husband claimed. Determined to find the truth, Betty Fran’s sister and daughter began digging into John David Smith III—and uncovered disturbing secrets from his past. What followed was a search for justice that would stretch across decades and state lines.
Today's snack: Peanut butter stuffed brownies
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Sources:
- Fleeman, Michael. The Stranger in My Bed: The True Story of Marriage, Murder, and the Body in the Box (St. Martin's True Crime Library). 2003. Kindle Edition.
- Hilland, Robert. Edward, John. Chasing Evil. (St. Martin’s Essentials). 2025. Kindle Edition.
- https://archive.org/details/mysisterismissin0000glad/page/26/mode/2up Sherrie Gladden-Davis book
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhbnIQp5tJ4 Dateline episode
- https://people.com/chasing-evil-john-edward-robert-hilland-excerpt-exclusive-11798903 People magazine article about John Edward and Robert Hilland
- https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fran-smith-husband-murder-charges-dark-secrets-dateline-exclusive-rcna149097
- https://www.newspapers.com/image/153553431/?match=1&terms=Fran%20Smith
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- https://people.com/john-edward-robert-hilland-chasing-evil-interview-exclusive-11798647
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- https://people.com/john-edward-robert-hilland-chasing-evil-interview-exclusive-11798647
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Hi. I'm Tina and I'm Rich. If there's one thing
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we've learned and over twenty years.
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Of marriage, it's that some days you'll feel like killing
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your wife.
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In some days you'll feel like killing your husband.
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Welcome to love, Mary Kill Hi Rich, Hi Tina.
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How are you?
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I'm doing good?
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How are you good? How are we on the marriage
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meter today?
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Oh, we're good. We're in really good. I think we're
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in really good shape. How are we on your marriage
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meter today?
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Good? I'm a little I'm a little moody, but you're lovely.
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So it's all on me.
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So that's not the marriage meter. That's the Tina meter.
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I guess. But the Tina meter affects the marriage meter.
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That's just we all.
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Know there's a strong correlation between this. Yeah.
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The case we're going to talk about today is about
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a man named John Smith.
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Oh I know him.
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He was just going to ask you, do you have
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you known a John Smith?
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Honestly, I don't think I have personally known anyone named
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John Smith.
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Do you know anyone with the last name Smith?
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I couldn't think of any off the top of my head,
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so I took a quick break and checked LinkedIn I've
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worked with four people named Smith. I just forgot. They're like,
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the name is so common that it's not a John Smith,
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not a John Smith.
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Off the top of my head, I can't think of
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anyone I know currently with the last name Smith, unless
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I go back to like high school. Well, the name
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John Smith is one of the most common in the
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English speaking world, though it has declined in recent decades.
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In the US, about thirty seven thousand men share it,
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while in the UK it remains among the top three names.
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Its ubiquity comes from pairing John, once a top boy's
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name until the mid nineteen eighties, with Smith the most
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common surname in both countries. So in the United States,
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the last name Smith is still the most popular. Almost
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one percent of the population is named Smith, a.
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Lot of people. I'm not surprised that John Smith is declining, though,
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because who would want to name your kid John if
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your last name was Smith.
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I think the name John, I think it's a very nice,
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nice name, but definitely it's on the decline.
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Naming your kid John Smith is like sentencing him to
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a life of you know, basically just getting lost in
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the shuffle.
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Well, if you are a criminal, that might be a
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good Oh, that's true if you want your kid to
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grow up and be a criminal. I'm just saying, if
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your name is John Smith, you might be able to
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get away with a crime or two.
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Good point.
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What do you think are some other common last names?
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I have the top ten last names in the United States.
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Jones, yes, Brown, Yes.
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Very good.
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That's all I got. I think I don't know.
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Johnson, John Williams, Garcia, Miller, Davis, Rodriguez, and Martinez.
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Okay, yeah, those were all those should have all been obvious.
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I just couldn't come up with anymore.
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Your last name, we have different last names is barely common,
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fairly Yeah, mine is too.
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We think he goes to ourself because we're weird.
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Mine is probably more common in England. I'll just say that.
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I think today people are being more creative with their
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kids' names. When we were in school, they were at
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least six Jennifers in every class and.
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Four Laura's Mike Tom.
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and then that name becomes popular, and then it's no
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longer original anymore. And then so it's like a cycle
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that just keeps going on and on.
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True, I'm so sorry if my brain I'm already moved
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on to snack and I really don't have any idea.
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You just I'm sure it was really interesting.
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I'm not sure I have any idea what I just
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said either. I'm just saying sometimes.
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You say something that like with such confidence and you
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just lose me and I'm like, does that word said
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name that seems creative and original, but over time that
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name isn't creative, we're original anymore because other people adopt it.
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Oh so you were like the first rich and then
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everyone else copy.
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No, I was on the tail. And I don't just.
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Say, all right, well, I did bring you a snack.
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And this is a snack that I've been wanting to
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make for you for a while. It's from recipe Tin Eats.
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Remember when we did the case about Aaron Patterson and
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the mushrooms and we talked about Naggi from recipe tin Eats, Okay,
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and this is her recipe for peanut butter stuffed brownie. Oh,
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do you want to give him a try?
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Yeah, they look really good.
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Did you like the brownies cream and those? No?
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No, no, it's not interesting.
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It's just peanut butter.
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I liked them, but there was like a weird, like
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sour flavor to the peanut butter that I thought.
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Was a little No, it's literally just peanut butter. I
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think you saw it in the free You first take
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peanut butter and you melt it, and then you put
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it in the pan so it has the shape of
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your pan. And then you take the peanut butter out,
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and then you bake the brownie or you make the
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brownie mix, then you put the frozen peanut butter up
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on top, and then you put more brownie mix on
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top of that.
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Interesting.
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You know, I'm a little disappointed in the recipe too.
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I thought, oh, you're gonna love it. I think part
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of it might be the recipe said use dark chocolate.
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It didn't say you know how dark, And I feel
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like the chocolate might.
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What it is, Yeah, because I'm sensing just a little
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bitterness in there or something.
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Yeah, I think that I used chocolate that's a little
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too dark.
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Interesting, it's not bad. I'm just it's not quite as
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good as something I would hope for with a chocolate
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peanut butter brownie type.
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I almost use the Garadeli brownie mix and just put
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the peanut butter on that. And I kind of wish
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I would have done that, because I don't love the
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brownies and I think the peanut butter is pretty good.
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Yeah.
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I also put a layer of chocolate on top, because
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I am. I have a problem. I have a problemsted
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my first step. Well, there's a family debate about that.
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Then we'll go into yar. Kids don't like a frosted party,
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so weird, they really are? All right, are you ready
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to get to John Smith?
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I am.
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On Tuesday, April twenty second, nineteen eighty, along County Road
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four hundred North in Newton County, Indiana, better known as
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Hopkins Park Road, construction crews were out making routine spring repairs.
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What they stumbled upon that day would be anything but routine.
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The road, about forty miles south of Chicago, runs east
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to west and links western Indiana to eastern Illinois. The
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spring thaw had left the road in rough shape, with
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deep muddy ditches on either side, choked with springs, fresh
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growth mixed with last season's brush. Among the brush, one
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of the workers spotted a wooden box. It appeared to
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be homemade, constructed crudely from plywood and nails hastily hammered
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into place. The box was about four feet long and
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two feet wide. They carried the box to their work
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track and pried it open with a crowbar. An unpleasant
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odor met their nostrils as they lifted the lid. Inside
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was a dirty green blanket, possibly an army blanket. Under
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it was a pair of jeans and a plaid flannel shirt.
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Sam Kennedy poked around the box with the crowbar, afraid
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to touch anything. He jumped back in shock and horror
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when he uncovered a human skull. The men called law enforcement,
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who came and took possession of the box from the
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rattled road workers. The coroner drove the box to the
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funeral home that he worked out of the box had
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several items of women's clothing inside, including a pair of
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bell bottom jeans, a churquoise peasant blouse, two nightgowns, a
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bright red dress, a multicolored dress with puffy sleeves, a
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blue dress, a black and white dress, a striped shirt,
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a plaid skirt, a blue western style shirt, a bathrobe,
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and several bras. There was also a pair of blue
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jeans with a smiling mushroom patch on the crotch. Nearly
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all the items were sized small. Two rings, a gold
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crucifix on a chain, and strand of brownish hair were
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also in the box, as well as the rest of
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the skeletal remains. The bones appeared to be from a
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small framed woman in her twenties. Disturbingly, the leg bones
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had been severed by a saw. The feet were missing,
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and anthropologist later analyzed the bones and determined the young
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woman had never borne a child and might have been hispanic.
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The media coined the Jane Doe the lady in the box.
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Nearby police were contacted to see if someone fitting the
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description of the Jane Doe was missing from their communities.
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Local officials in Newton County buried the remains in a
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child sized coffin and mark the grave with a simple
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marker that read Jane Doe nineteen eighty. When flowers began
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appearing regularly on the grave, police decided to stake out
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the grave, but they soon learned that the culprit was
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a thoughtful local woman who felt badly for the Jane Doe.
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It would be decades before her identity was revealed.
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When you were describing the road workers finding her body,
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I could just put myself in that position of finding
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this box, starting to open it and the smell is emanating.
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That would be just so like terrifying. I don't know,
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it's just so like creepy to not knowing.
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Just really sah. Yeah, I think that would stick with
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you and probably give you nightmares.
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Yeah, for sure.
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On Labor Day weekend in nineteen ninety one, fran and
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John Smith checked into the Stricklands Mountain Inn for a
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belated honeymoon. Fran Or Betty fran Gladden Smith, forty eight,
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and her fourth husband, John David Smith, the third, forty,
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had married barefoot on a Florida beach the year before. Recently,
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they had settled in West Windsor, New Jersey, near Princeton
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for John's new job. Their marriage had been off to
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a rocky start, and they hoped a weekend that the
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Poconos themed motel might rekindle their bond. Instead, disasters struck.
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Franz slipped on the slick tile after stepping out of
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the motel's red heart shaped tub, shattering her hip and
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landing her in the hospital for surgery and a metal
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pin left her bedridden for weeks. The forest downtime gave
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Fran too much time to think and to regret. She
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couldn't bring herself to admit it to her daughter or
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her sister, but deep down she knew that she had
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made a terrible mistake marrying John.
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Quick check in on timeline here, So this is nineteen
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ninety one. The Jane Doe's body was found in nineteen eighty.
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Those were eleven years.
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Yeah, why do you think those two things were related?
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I don't know, just that I have a feeling.
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Betty fran Gladden was born in August nineteen forty two
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in Alabama. She grew up on military basis in a
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close knit family. She and her sister Sherry were very close.
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They shared a kind of sixth sense, an unspoken connection
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that told them when the other was in trouble or
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needed help. They called it the Thing. Fran was petite
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and blonde and did some modeling when she was younger.
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She was shy, but had a warm and bubbly personality.
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After her second marriage ended in nineteen eighty one. She
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was single for almost ten years, focusing on her children.
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I had several sources for this case, and they were
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unclear on her husband's I don't have a lot of
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background information on Fran, but I believe she had four husbands,
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John Rich, Bill and another John John Smith was her
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fourth husband. Her sister said in her book that she
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married one of them twice, but she didn't say which one.
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Fran had three children, Todd, Rod and Deanna or ded
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