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Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill.

And I'm Dick.

So one Christmas morning in Madison, Wisconsin, a young man named Gerald Davies led the police to a dead body that

was just lying there in a snowbank. Gerald was insistent that he did not kill this man. He explained to

the police that he and his fiance, Barbara, had simply found the body in her apartment and buried it

in the snow. So just kind of a weird fluke thing.

Yeah.

We didn't know what to do with this body, but we needed to dispose of it.

Well, they just wanted to put somewhere cold, right?

Yeah.

So join us at the quiet end for no happy endings.

The circumstances of this situation were challenging to believe, But Gerald did appear genuine. It was then

learned that the dead man was Barbara's former partner who had recently transferred his house

and an insurance policy over to her. Gerald, too, had named Barbara as the beneficiary of his

life insurance policy. So the question arose, was Gerald Barbara's accomplice?

Or was he now a potential victim? Very interesting. So we have a nice beer from Wisconsin today.

It's Jamaican Hayes IPA from Hinterland Brewery and Green Bay. It's a New England IPA, 6.8% alcohol by volume.

This beer's got a hazy orange color, a nice inch of fluffy white head with good retention.

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