MURDERED: Mary Ann Clibbery

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Who was Mary Ann Clibbery and what happened to her?

Morgan Absher 1:59
There was no sign of forced entry, no clear motive, but the truth didn't stay hidden for very long. We'll get into it right after this quick break.
Kaelyn Moore 2:09
Okay, Morgan, before we jump into this episode, what's been going on in your life?
Morgan Absher 2:14
Not much. Just trying to lay low, relax, clean my house. I'm like in my spring cleaning era. Oh, nice. It is that time of year. It is that time of year.
Kaelyn Moore 2:23
Yeah. Yeah, we're hanging out this weekend. We're going to a true crime podcast live show together. I know. Maybe getting some inspiration for our own. I've never seen a true crime podcast live. Oh, I have. I've been to a few. I'm really excited. No, me too. Me too. It's really fun to follow a case in real time, like with the people as they're telling it. But you've done a lot of touring yourself.
Morgan Absher 2:45
I've done some live shows.
Kaelyn Moore 2:46
You've done a lot of live shows. I did a few. You've done maybe the most live shows of any podcast I've ever heard of doing.
Morgan Absher 2:52
It was a busy year. Yeah, how many did you do last year? I did total, I think within a year span, I think it was 38. That's almost one a week. It was a lot.
Kaelyn Moore 3:04
It was a lot.
Morgan Absher 3:05
We broke it up a little bit luckily and a lot of them were double headers, but live shows are really fun. Getting to meet the listeners. Did you have a favorite place that you did a live show? Oh my gosh. New York got rowdy. Seattle. and Portland. Super rowdy cruise there. So there's so much fun. Every show is so different. So that's a perk.

What were the initial findings in Mary Ann Clibbery's murder?

Kaelyn Moore 3:23
Yeah, because the crowd's always different. You're getting different reactions. I love that. That's really fun. Super excited for this weekend. But shall we get into this case today? Yeah, let's dig into this one. So we are opening the case file for the murder of Mary Ann Clibbery. So on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2004, Mary Ann was found dead in Loves Park, Illinois, a suburb of Rockford, at Al Zulo Remodeling Specialists.
Morgan Absher 3:51
A little bit about Marianne. Marianne Romaine was born on May 21st, 1935. She was one of five children from a poor family. She was born in the Chicago Projects and then moved to Arkansas, but then moved back to Illinois to outside of Rockford specifically. And when she moved back, she actually moved to a house that had no hot water. According to one source I found, Marianne was married twice and had five children. At least one of her husbands had left her widowed, but it's actually not clear whether she was divorced or the other one had passed away. And by 2004, when this happened, Marianne had been dating a man named Gene Sundin.

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