Secrets Of Murder Pond - Nettie, West Virginia
3/26/20262 hr 55 min
This week, in Nettie, West Virginia, a tragic scene is found, when a woman appears to have been killed in a most unusual way. She's found in a pond, on her farm, with a gigantic tree holding her under the water. He husband appears to make a valiant effort to save her, with no success. The problem is, everything doesn't quite add up to the way it appears. The dead woman has bruises where she shouldn't, and her husband has been having an affair with their live in farm worker. Was this a horrible accident, or an absolutely diabolical murder set up?? Many shocking details, and a family that won't give up, make the whole thing clear!
Along the way, we find out that decorating potatoes sounds like a pretty boring background, that when a drifter blows into town, you shouldn't automatically trust them, and that you should be very careful about whop you tell about your murder secrets!!
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