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True Crime S3 Episode 22: The Case of Lavinia Fisher

On February 4th, 1820, the Constitutional Court of South Carolina sentenced Lavinia and John Fisher to be hanged. Two weeks later, the two stood on the gallows in front of the Old City Jail in Charleston, having handled the news of their execution very differently. John allowed the Reverend Richard Furman, a local minister, to read a letter he had written, in which he pointed out that he had accepted Christ into his life and could not be executed without telling the full truth. Which was that he was innocent of any crimes, and that he hoped God would show mercy to those who had wronged him by sentencing home to death. After the letter was read, John asked the crowd of 2000 to forgive him and spare him. His wife, on the other hand, simply said, “Save your words for others that want them. If you have any message you want to send to Hell, give it to me, and I’ll carry it!” Sources: * Wikipedia (Lavinia Fisher, Old City Jail, Oleander) * Buzzfeed Unsolved * Ghost Tour of Old City Jail Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @housewifediditpod  Check out our website and merch at https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site Use discount code MARY788 on any orders from Evry Jewels for money off of your order, including sale items! Use code HDI20 at Doich Foods for 20% off of snacking cookie dough, available in chocolate chip, sugar cookie, fudge brownie, and birthday cake.

Pop Off S3 Episode 21: That's Embarrassing

Very quick Love Island USA discussion before absolutely deep diving into Summer House.... (that Italy video...) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @housewifediditpod  Check out our website and merch at https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site [https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site] We have an exciting opportunity for EVRY-one! Visit Evryjewels.com [http://evryjewels.com] and use discount code MARY788 on any orders, including sale items! We are now working with Doich Foods - they have gluten free, low sugar, edible/snacking cookie dough. You can get 20% off all purchases with our code HDI20 at Doichfoods.com [http://doichfoods.com]

True Crime S3 Episode 20: The Murder of "Tent Girl"

In the late 1980s, a man named Wilbur Riddle was getting to know his soon-to-be son-in-law in Livingstron, TN by pulling out one of his best stories. It had, over time, begun to become an urban legend in their small Kentucky town. But, Wilbur was THERE. He knew the real story. In May of 1968, Wilbur Riddle was scavenging for glass insulators along Route 25 in Kentucky, in an attempt to help his friend who was using them for an art project. As he was looking, he came upon what seemed like a large tent wrapped up on the side of the road. As he got closer, he nudged the tent with his foot, and was overcome by the smell of decay, and it became clear that Wilbur had actually found the decomposing body of a woman wrapped in a heavy green tarp.  Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @housewifediditpod  Check out our website and merch at https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site [https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site] We have an exciting opportunity for EVRY-one! Use this link to get $$ off your next order on Evry Jewels, or use discount code MARY788 on any orders, including sale items! We are now working with Doich Foods- they have gluten free, low sugar, edible/snacking cookie dough. You can get 20% off all purchases with our code HDI20 at doichfoods.com Sources: * Wikipedia * Crime Junkie * Who Killed Jane Doe: Tent Girl Donate to The Doe Network: https://www.4giving.com/donation/AC8D

Pop Off S3 Episode 19: Morally Bankrupt

We are breaking down what is going on with the Mormon Wives (again) and begging for Taylor to get off the internet (again). Unfortunately, we're discussing disgusting men on The Valley (again). AND we are seated for the upcoming post-scandal season 10 reunion of one of our favorite Bravo shows (AGAIN!) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @housewifediditpod  Check out our website and merch at https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site [https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site] We have an exciting opportunity for EVRY-one! Visit Evryjewels.com [http://evryjewels.com] and use discount code MARY788 on any orders, including sale items! We are now working with Doich Foods - they have gluten free, low sugar, edible/snacking cookie dough. You can get 20% off all purchases with our code HDI20 at Doichfoods.com [http://doichfoods.com]

True Crime S3 Episode 18: The Murder of The Black Dahlia

On the morning of January 15th, 1947, stay-at-home-mom Betty Bersinger was walking with her 3-year-old daughter on South Norton Avenue in Leimert Park, Los Angeles. As she walked by a vacant lot, she saw what appeared to be a discarded store mannequin laying on the ground. It was pale, undressed, and seemed to be broken in half. As she stepped closer, she saw that this was no mannequin. It was instead the nude body of a woman, who had been drained of blood, severed in half, and posed in a largely underdeveloped neighborhood midway between Coliseum Street and West 39th Street. Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @housewifediditpod  Check out our website and merch at https://the-housewife-did-it.square.site We have an exciting opportunity for EVRY-one! Use this link to get $$ off your next order on Evry Jewels, or use discount code MARY788 on any orders, including sale items! We have a new partnership to announce. We are now working with Doich Foods- they have gluten free, low sugar, edible/snacking cookie dough. You can get 20% off all purchases with our code HDI20 at doichfoods.com  Sources: * Wikipedia * History.com [http://history.com] * Morbid Podcast