Is it a skin? A crime? Loving you dear life I do. Is this a swine?

Is this a swine, then I'm guilty,

guilty of loving you.

Hello, hello, welcome to Criminal Broads, a true crime and history podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

My name is Tori Telfer. I am your host, your faithful correspondent, possibly your new best friend, no pressure.

And I've been feeling lately that life is just a little bit too easy and true crime is just not complicated enough. You know, it's also simple. It's also

straightforward. Guilty, innocent, jailed, not jailed. There just aren't enough complications out there in this world.

So I'm here to give you a story that is very complex. This story I think will make you feel a lot of emotions. It's a story about guilt because this is a crime podcast. There's always a question of guilt. But I think it shows how dense and naughty,

K-N-O-T-T-T-Y, guilt can be.

It is not always straightforward, it is not always just on one person.

I wanted to warn you that there are a couple curse words in this episode and there's some disturbing content about abuse.

So, you know, listen at your own discretion

and I would advise you not to blast this episode

on the very loudest setting

when you're in your car with your kids.

All right, without further ado, let's travel to the sunny state of Georgia,

and we're going to go back in time about, let's see, 16 years ago when all this kind of came to a head. Oh, There is a house in New Orleans.

They call the rises round.

It's been the room of Mayahoga

God I knew I knew I'm more.

In 2002, the same year that the serial killer Eileen

Mornos was executed by lethal injection in Florida.

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