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Hi, I'm Rich and I'm Tina.
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And if there's one thing we've learned, and over twenty
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years of.
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Marriage, some days you'll feel like killing your husband and.
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Some days you'll feel like killing your wife.
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Welcome to love, Mary kill Hey babe, Hey Rich?
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How are you?
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I'm great? How are you good?
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I'm sorry for calling you babe.
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It's ongoing joke, yes, because I've read somewhere that like people,
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younger people don't say honey to their spouse, they say babe.
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And so we, jokingly, just to make our kids crunch,
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have been calling each other babe lately. It just sounds
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so unnatural to me, and I don't really understand it either,
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because it's like baby, It's like you know, my baby.
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It is a little weird. But we've been doing this
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jokingly for long enough now that it's going to start
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sounding natural to us, and then it's going to.
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Become Oh no, not for me. No, I don't think so,
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probably not. So where are we on the marriage meter today?
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Do you feel like killing me? Or am I? Where
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am I?
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No? You We're pretty far on the other extreme pretty
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the marriage meter.
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Yeah, you han't got me a nice delly sandwich. For lunch,
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which was very sweet.
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As I do that so that I stay on that
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side of the marriage meter.
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Also, well it made me sleepy though, Okay, like I'm
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having some you know, turkey after effects. Oh but I'm
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going to perk up here.
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Well, you are going to want to be perked up
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for part two of this case. It's it's a crazy one.
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Okay.
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Well, we finished off the first day of March Madness
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and our whole family did a bracket.
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We're recording on Friday, March twenty first at three twelve pm. Yeah,
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round one.
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And you are in the lead in our family.
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Shockingly shocking. I'm sure I won't be for long.
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Oh you never know.
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Do you have Michigan? Did you have Michigan winning last night?
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Because Michigan did win last night.
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Yeah, I have Michigan winning. I think the next round.
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Also, I have them to a semi final, I think.
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Yeah.
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So what happened was like my bracket. I wear contacts
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ninety nine percent of the time this time. If you're like,
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allergies are really ramping up, and if you're a contact wearer,
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you know that you're your context. Just it's just kind
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of a it's a battle and sometimes I wear daily
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contact lenses, which I really love, but sometimes I get
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like a little masscara on them and it's really annoying
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and I can't see all the rest of the day.
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What is the point of this story, Tina?
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So when I was when I was doing my bracket,
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I thought it said like Drake was number one, but
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they were actually number eleven.
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So you got them going all the way?
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I have them going all the way.
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So I saw your bracket.
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Let me just like a Cinderella story. But they they
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already they did.
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Win the first what. Yeah, it was an upset. It
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cracked me up. I saw your bracket.
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I was like, maybe I just have a really good intuition.
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I mean, if if Drake did happen to win the tournament,
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that would be amazing.
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Well, I would still only win forty dollars, so you know.
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Better than a sharp stick in the eye.
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Well, who do you have?
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I have Duke going all the way.
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It's probably more likely. But anyway, I hope you filled
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out a breath. I think your breck is going well
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and you all win a million billion dollars. Did you
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bring me a snap? I did bring Did you bring
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me the oatmeal raisin cookies I made this week.
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No, I didn't bring you that I actually have. Oh
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did you have something?
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Well? I was just going to comment how this week
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I don't normally do this, but I made oatmeal raisin
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cookies because they're one of my favorites. No one else
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wants them, even put nuts in them. So so you
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didn't bring those? No, I didn't bring Have you even
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had one of those?
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I haven't.
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For rich to resist a homemade cookie, even at oatmeal cookie.
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You it's a little rare, you know.
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I just not a big fan, So which bring me?
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I saw the powdered sugar was out of place in
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the pantry.
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Like a detective. No, I did not make you anything
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with Actually.
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Sugar was definitely out of place.
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I actually have a snap that one of our kind
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listeners sent us. Oh okay, so I stopped by our
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post office box and our listener, Emily, who is a
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fellow Michigander. She's from Plymouth, Michiganmouth creat it's a beautiful town.
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She sent us a really nice thing. So not only
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did she include a sack, but she sent us socks. Awesome. Really, Yeah,
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so she sent us these lovely socks that say true
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Crime on them and they've got like heart with them. Yeah,
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it's really they're really cute.
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So really, that was so kind of you. Thank you.
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And then she also sent us these Sanders milk chocolate sea.
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Salt we love, we love those, We love Sanders.
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We do love those, of course.
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And if you're out of state, like Sanders is here
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in Michigan, but I think they've branched out quite a bit,
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you can find them in a lot of places. Your
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sister sends me pictures all the time because they love
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Sanders too, and they're in California and you can you
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can find their stuff everywhere. But it's really good chocolate.
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And if you can find their bumpy cake, bumpy cake
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is really is really awesome. So yeah, so thanks so much, Emily.
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That was so nice of you to send this to us.
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And yeah, we will enjoy some Sea Salt caramels.
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Well I can tell you already that's at eleven out
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of ten.
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Love them for sure. Well let's take a little break
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and have one. As expected. Those were amazing.
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They're really good. They're a favorite around here for sure.
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Yeah, thanks again, Emily so much.
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And Sanders has a lot of great Easter treats. Go
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to Sanderscandy dot com s A N D. E. R
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S Candy dot com. They have a lot of special
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things for Easter Day. We have a lot of good
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holiday treats. Our kids recently told me that the chocolate
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bunnies that I always put in their Easter baskets, they
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don't like them because they feel creepy eating something that
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has a face and ice.
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I can understand that, I guess, so well, should we
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get back to our story, We definitely should, all right?
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Would you like to give us a recap of what
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we heard in part one?
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Sure? In part one, when we were introduced to major
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Christian Kit Martin, he and his second wife, Joan, had
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a huge fight in September twenty twelve, which led to
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Joan making claims that Kit had abused her and her children.
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In an emergency protective order hearing, a judge found in
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Kit's favor. Joan had a history of making up stories,
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and she had apparently coached her children to say that
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they had seen Kit hit her. According to Kit and
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his daughter Mackenzie, Joan had promised to ruin Kit and
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his military career when he asked her for a divorce
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and reported a number of allegations against Kit, including sexual assault, abuse,
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and molestation of her children, and she accused Kit of
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being a spy in addition to finding some apparently classified
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materials that Kit had in his possession. This all resulted
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in a court martial hearing. One of the witnesses in
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that court martial hearing was going to be his neighbor.
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Kelvin Phillips was close to Joan word around town was
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that they were having an affair, and he was apparently
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with her when they found the classified materials. Two weeks
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before the scheduled court martiall trial, Calvin and his wife Pam,
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and their next door neighbor at Danzaro were all killed.
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So if you haven't listened to part one, go back
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and listen to part one.
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Well, before we go on with the story, I wanted
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to do a quick recap of the timeline and think about,
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like the most likely sequence of events that happened.
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In this was a little complicated.
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Yeah, it was really complicated, and it was different events
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happened throughout the course of the day. So Calvin Phillips,
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who was fifty eight, was likely killed on the morning
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of November eighteenth. The time window that he must have
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been killed was fairly narrow, because Pam left for work
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around six thirty am, and by ten forty am delivery
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truck drivers arrived to find no sign of him. His
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body was eventually found at the box of the cellar stairs.
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He was wearing a raincoat with the hood tightly cinched,
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suggesting that he was killed outside because it was raining
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that morning, and then he was possibly dragged to the
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back porch using a blue tarp. His body was then
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dumped into the cellar, which is interesting because the cellar
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was almost hidden, like it's not something that you would
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have obviously seen that there was a cellar. So that
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makes us believe that only a person familiar with the
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house would have known that there was a cellar there
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and to have dumped his body down there. His wife,
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Pamela Phillips, who was fifty three at the time of
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her death, was likely attacked that evening while on the
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phone with their friend Marlene La Roque at five point
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thirty pm. She had called Marlene when she got home,
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and she something startled her when she was on the
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phone and the line went dead. Marlene never heard another
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word from her. The evidence suggested that there was a
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struggle in the kitchen. There was a clump of Pam's
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hair found there, and a trail of blood led from
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the kitchen toward the back door, so it appeared that
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she may have been dragged through the kitchen. Ed Danzero,
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there next door neighbor, was sixty three when he died.
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He may have seen something that evening, something that made
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him grab his gun and rush out. He had been
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in the middle of making dinner, but something outside caught
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his attention. His abandoned fish filet on the counter, his
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open door, and his missing gun all pointed to a
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single terrifying moment when he made a decision to intervene,
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and he never returned to his house. His cell phone
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and his gun were later found in the yard, not
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far from bloodstains in the grass, so he had likely
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been ambushed and killed near the driveway, probably moments after
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Pam was killed. And then came the final act, which
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was just before two am. The killer or maybe killers returned.
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Pam and Ed's body were loaded into her car. The
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vehicle was driven two miles out to Rosetown Road, doused
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in kerosene, and set on fire. But then the question
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is how did the killer get back? Did they walk back?
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But that's where Ed's abandoned car may come into play.
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So Ed's car was discovered a few blocks away from
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their home. It was positioned near a highway out of town,
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so it seemed likely that maybe two people were involved.
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Moving multiple bodies and vehicles might have been difficult for
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just one person. So perhaps one of the killers had
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driven Ed's car to Rosetown Road where they left Pam's car,
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then used it to return back to near the Phillips
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house and left the car there. So it's very confusing,
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though they.
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Would still have needed a getaway car, so that's Yeah,
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maybe they didn't want to leave any evidence in their
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own car. Yeah, so that's why they used Ed's car.
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Yeah. I think trying to interpret like the crime scene
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and why the killer or killers did what they did
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is really baffling, Like why did they leave Calvin's body
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at the house? Why did they move Ed's car? So, yeah,
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we just don't know.
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So where do you think Pam's body was between the
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time that she was murdered until the time that she
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was taken out of town?
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was killed at five point thirty. Ed was probably killed
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right around that time as well, But then they weren't
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moved until two am.
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So you think Ed was killed because he saw something.
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Yeah, I mean, he was in the middle of making dinner,
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so it must have been right around the same time.
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So I can only imagine that the killer or killers
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left their bodies either in the back of the house
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or somewhere you know, where they wouldn't be visible. But