Rewind with Karen & Georgia - 95: Gesus

“TV Lifetime movie. Yeah. And did she stop doing it? She's seasonal. So because, you know, you go, you go beat by beat of the movie. So she's as in 15 episode chunks takes a few months off. Oh, makes sense. Well, then we all have time to absorb it, watch it 15 times. Like, write, you know, full essays on it. Okay, go. All right, Mals. Molly McLear? Molly McLear, we're coming at you. We're coming for you. But everybody else that wants to do this, let's all read My Sweet, Adriena. Like, do you want to go pick up copies tomorrow? Sure. Today, it will be. It has to be a used, like, paperback copy. Okay. It has to be a haunted coffee. Yes. That's haunted with the tears”

“One is called the Amish wife, unraveling the lies, secrets, and conspiracy that let a killer go free. It's a deep dive into Ida's death.”

“His book before that was called Abandon Prayers, but also about Eli's crimes. It's a deep dive.”

“hat in, in the 80s, a blind couple showing their appreciation to the prisoners of the California medical facility state prison who have voiced, uh, they, they started a program to have the inmates to their voice audio books. Okay. It was, the program was then run by, our friend Ed Kemper. No. So it's called Volunteers of Vacaville or The Blind Project. They were recorded thousands of books, bestsellers, textbooks, mysteries, science fiction, Western, Western's children's books, and cookbooks onto tape”

“s can't identify him. There's nothing identifying on him. So they end up calling him little. boy blue. And two years later, Readers Digest does a story about Little Boy Blue and the hunter who found them and how there was no sign of trauma on the body. They don't know how he died. And they don't, the authorities hadn't figured out a cause of death. They just know he was wearing blue pajamas. So the Barlow's, uh, find this story in Reader's Digest magazine. No. They know that when Danny left their house when Eli came to pick him up. He was wearing blue pajamas. Shut the fuck up. Yeah. So they have a bad feeling and they go to police or they call police and police come”