Blayne Alexander

But they're just good people and they just, you know, they love the beauty of it and they love the outdoors.

And so it's kind of a mix, but the diner felt very folksy.

And Gabe was really nice and was very surprised to learn that his diner was unfortunately at the center of this.

Yeah, and this woman, we didn't really get into her story too much, Molly Crosswhite, because there was so much other, you know, serious stuff to get to.

But, I mean, she bought the house and then, you know, all of a sudden she's contacted by a detective and he's not telling her anything.

why, right?

He's not telling her what it's about.

And she didn't know she was buying the house from Corey.

It was a company.

Like, so she bought it from like an LLC.

So she starts doing her own detective work.

You know, wait, why was this detective here asking these questions, wanting to look around?

Because he's not really sharing...

the details with her.

And so she starts, you know, going through her papers and it's Corey Richens who was behind that company who sold the house.

And she was like floored, Molly, when she realized that now this house is where the prosecution alleges that Carmen, the housekeeper...

left the drugs for Corey in the fire pit in the backyard.

Right.

So she couldn't believe it.

She just was, I mean, when that happens, you just are, wow, like this house I bought is now in a murder investigation.