416: Incest Dad Basically Walks Free, Teen Marly Kinney Vanishes At Boat Party & Sisters Murder and Smile After

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Serialously with Annie Elise 56 min 2 speakers 4 chapters transcribed 1 month ago
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Annie Elise 0:02
Hey, true crime besties. Welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly.
Annie Elise 0:25
Hello, hello, hello, and welcome back to an all-new episode of Serialistly with me, your host, Annie Elise, coming to you from New York. And I can't really do a big tee-up intro because you're on the screen the whole time.
Amy Collette 0:40
I'm right here.
Annie Elise 0:41
There's no surprise. So, hello.
Amy Collette 0:43
Hello. Hello.
Annie Elise 0:44
Can you just, like, show how close we are? It's like... Hey, we're really close. No, welcome back. So happy Thursday. That means headline highlights today. And there are so many cases to discuss, which I swear, I feel like I say that every single week, but it's because there are so many cases to discuss every single week. And there are certainly no shortage in cases today or certainly is no shortage in cases today. Is, R, is, is, yeah, is. Guys, you can already see I have brain rot.
Amy Collette 1:19
She's on vacay mode. I'm on vacay mode, guys.
Annie Elise 1:21
But still, you know, I'm here. I'm clocking in for duty. No, there is so much to talk about. But really quickly, before I get to the housekeeping of like case updates, I got to give a shout out. My girl CJ, if you are listening right now, I want to tell you it was so, so, so nice meeting you on Sunday. I love, I've told you guys this before. I love when people will come up to me in the wild and be like, oh, my gosh, I listen or I have followed you for years. And kind of a little bit of an embarrassing story on Sunday, we were recovering from Palm Tree Festival out here in New York. And my husband, Jeremiah, ordered a massive McDonald's delivery. And when I tell you massive, I'm talking handlebag massive.
Amy Collette 2:04
It was heavy.
Annie Elise 2:04
It was very heavy. And CJ, she came through and we started chatting at the door. She recognized me. We were talking. She's like, oh my gosh, I've been listening to you for years. She met Amy. I want to apologize CJ as well. I didn't look my best that day. I've been in better form.
Amy Collette 2:21
I think I just woke up from a nap.
Annie Elise 2:23
Yeah, it was rough. And like, of course, in true Emmy fashion, as I'm at the doorway talking with CJ, she just walks up, grabs the McDonald's bag and like walks away. I'm all, okay, get out of my face. But yes, so nice meeting you. Thank you so much for listening with your daughter and for taking the time to chat with me that afternoon. It was just, I loved getting to know you and glad we got some pictures together too. And just like, I love meeting you guys out in the wild. So Shout out to CJ and please don't share my address since you obviously know where I'm at. Okay, other housekeeping news. Okay, Alex Murdoch, he had a hearing earlier this week and we all know that his double murder conviction was thrown out and that he's going to retrial and officially a retrial has been set for tentatively beginning on April 5th, 2027.
Annie Elise 3:17
And there's not too much I want to go into this case on right out of the jump, but are right off the jump. But like what I do want to say here is I'm confident that he will still be found guilty. However, I want to put that big however in there. I am a little bit concerned only because I don't believe that they're allowed to bring in the financial crimes as much as they did in the last trial. I think there's going to be more I don't know if I want to say accusations or speculation brought up to create the reasonable doubt that Buster is the one who did this and that he's covering for his son. And so while I'm confident there will still be a conviction, I am a little bit not nervous, but like apprehensive, like, oh, I could see where maybe there's like
Annie Elise 4:08
A thin line where maybe it won't happen. Yeah, which with Letitia Stalk, I think it's a no-brainer. I think that bitch is going down, down, down, and, like, fat chance you're ever going to be released. But there is something with him. I could see them weaseling their way out a little bit.
Amy Collette 4:24
I was going to say, they tend to always weasel their way out. Weasel is the best word to describe him and his face.
Annie Elise 4:30
Like, you're a weasel. Yes. And, yeah, especially if they're not able to really, like, harp on the financial crimes as much, this go-around –

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