Ep. 130 | The Kidnapping That Turned Into A Double Murder | Susan Smith
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An empty road, a short drive home, and two kids in the back seat. In October 1994, a young mother in South Carolina set out on a drive just like that. But by the time it was over, she was standing alone on a dark road, and her car was gone, and her two little boys were gone with it. And within days, the whole nation was searching for those two little boys. It was the The start of a story that would grip the country and hold on for years. This is the story of Michael Alexander and Susan Smith. Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder. All things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sick twist a beautiful intellectually minded freak. And today we are getting into a case that a lot of you have recommended.
So without further ado, let's unbuckle our seatbelt's go mockfight on the highway, slam the brakes and bust to the windshield into this case together.
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And on top of that, Harry drank, and he had convinced himself that Linda was being unfaithful. And the fighting would frighten the children, naturally. One playmate's mother remembered Susan as quote unquote unusual and sad, and would say Susan would stare in space like she wasn't there. But whenever her father was around, though, Susan would light up. Now, only two weeks after the divorce was final, Linda remarried, and her new Husband was Beverly Russell Jr., a divorced father of three. And three weeks after that, on January 15th, 1978, Harry Ray would take his own life.
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