Menopause is Murder

Ruth Ellis Part 2

10 min · 20 de abr de 2026
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Join us for part two of the story of Ruth Ellis! It only gets crazier. Was it passion, abuse, or inevitability? Marguerite unpacks the scandal and the moment that turned Ruth into history. Because sometimes… it’s not just murder. It’s history. 💋

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