Ep. 6 Murdery Mysteries

This week on Smoke TIl It’s Gone Or Die, Patty and Rylee share
their living eulogies with you so you, the listener, can get to
know us a little better. Then Patty brings you down the sleepy
rabbit-hole of Homicidal Sleepwalking. Rylee surprises Patty, per
usual, with the Parker-Hulme murder case. Pauline Parker and Juliet
Hulme, two young teenage girls, created an imaginary world that
blurs the lines of their reality and fiction. In a true Folie à
deux fashion, the girls commit murder when the prospect of being
separated arises.  For this week’s Probable cause, Patty
received a survey in the mail from the Arbor Day Foundation and got
to answer a bunch of cute questions about trees. The Arbor Day
Foundation works to make the world cleaner and greener in your yard
and around the world. If you’ve ever enjoyed a joint in the shade
of a tree in your neighborhood, please visit arborday.org and
donate to help save the trees!  For Rylee’s Probable cause-
they encourage you to check out OUTline New Zealand, a hotline for
the LGBTQI+ community in New Zealand that offers confidential
counseling services for all sorts of queer-affirming
needs.   Thanks for listening! Please take a moment to
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