Sisters, sisters, there were never such deep folded sisters. Never had to have a shop

around no sir. I'm here to keep my eye on her.

Hello, hello, hello, welcome to Criminal Broughts, a true crime podcast about wild women

on the wrong side of the law. I'm your host, Tori Telfer, and we are in the final week

of Sister Month. Guys, have we liked Sister Month? I know the subject matter has ranged from

dark to super dark and back again. Well, the Miraball sisters were very inspiring, but

there was still darkness there. But subject matter aside, I have just loved having a theme.

Doesn't everything feel so nice when you have a theme so tidy and organized? It's like,

I know my place in the world. I'm in week three of Sister Month. So next month, we're going to go

back to business as usual with the only theme being Criminal Broughts, but I'm definitely going

to do more theme months in the future. I think that it just feels right. So if you have any

suggestions for themes, and don't tell me like just don't don't don't suggest a theme that's like

hacked up body parts because you know how I feel about that. If you have any suggestions for

themes, email me criminalbroughts at gmail.com. Speaking of email, I have another magical mystical

sister anecdote to share with you that was shared with me via email. This one's from Stephanie.

She says, I met my sister when I was 33 years old. She reached out to me due to a medical issue

with her son. Shocked and dismayed to learn I had a half sister so late in my life, I was lost

as to what to do. I ended up assisting her with the information she was looking for and we began

to talk. It turned out that she had known about me for about five years prior and had formed a

relationship with my mother after a letter she sent looking for her father. Upon talking and

eventually meeting in person, we realized how much alike we really were. Not only did we look like

twins, but how we viewed the world and raised our children along the same lines. To make it even more

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