Episode 33: Part 1 - Bonnie and Clyde

The year was 1992: Boys II Men was on the radio, Murder, She Wrote was on the TV (yasss!), summer was in the air, and a teenage couple found themselves very confused about what young love was really supposed to be like. After being MIA for a week, and picking up a tag along, a 16 year old boy and his 15 year old girlfriend, headed to her family home with plans to rob her parents in order to fund a trip to California, but by the end of the night on June 7th, they were heading for anything but fun in the California sun.

Join our hosts for a chat about another pair of very, very star crossed lovers (Happy Belated V Day!) and the horrible events they perpetrated in that same small town you've already heard so much about. Was it a robbery gone wild or premeditated rage? Bad favors, questionable love notes, and a badass bitch free with stream.

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