Hey Shannon. Hey Tanya, how are you? I am doing great. How are you? I am doing great. How are you today? I'm doing good, just getting ready for the cold winter that's coming. But we had a beautiful day today here.

It was a record high. I think it was like 80 degrees today.

Oh my goodness. And it was forecasted for like 74. It was hot. It was, but I was, I was

inside most of the day, getting stuff stuff done but it was a good day it was and I think now the

weather will dip down into our fall temperature I like the fall I like the temperature I don't mind even though you know I do miss a little bit warmer.

Today was a little too warm. I don't like it in 80 degrees. I like it at 70.

Oh my gosh especially October, right?

I will take an 80 degree October day though.

Yeah, no problem.

I won't turn it down.

No, I won't turn it down.

So but you got for us today.

Oh, I got a little story today about a woman named Mary Beth Tening. Now Mary Beth Tening she was

born Mary Beth Rowe on R-O-E, on September 11th, 1942, in the small town of Duanesburg, which is about

10 miles south of Schenectady, New York. That's such a cool city. Spelling and pronunciation.

I'll get Schenectady. Schenectady.

You really got to not have marbles in your mouth when you say it.

So her mother, she was a stay-at-home mom and her dad, Alton Rowe, he worked as a press operator at General Electric.

And she did have a younger brother, and the two had a fairly normal childhood.

Now with that being said, Mary Beth did once claim that her father had abused her as a child.

During a police interview in 1986, she told one investigator that her father had beaten her in locked her on a closet.

But later during court testimony, she denied that her father had bad intentions.

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