Hi friends, how are you today? I hope you are having a wonderful day so far! I have really been enjoying these stories from long ago, the women sure were a little cray, to say the least. But I must say, there were a lot of strange coincidences going on around Louise's life, wasn't there? She was the definition of suspish to say the least. Thank you for tuning into Murder, Mystery & Makeup. I love and appreciate you so much, and I hope to be seeing you very soon. xo Bailey Sarian Watch the original video here and make sure you subscribe to my YouTube @BaileySarian!
The podcast host talks about a former classmate who was caught engaging in sexual behavior with other boys and was subsequently expelled from school. She also invites listeners interested in true crime and makeup to subscribe to the podcast.
Louise Peete was a high-class sex worker who made extra money by stealing cash from her clients. When caught, she was given the chance to leave town without facing charges.
Louise plans on surprising Jacob with his favorite kind of mushrooms, while a woman's fake signature is discovered and retold in an exaggerated version. The story begins with Louise inquiring about a 14 room mansion.
Richard complains about Jacob wanting to return to the family after he had been taking care of their daughter for four months, while Louise agrees to let him come back. A lawyer questions Louise about Jacob's disappearance.
The host questions the likelihood of the many ex-partners of Louise Peete all committing suicide and explores the possibility of her being behind their deaths.
Louise, also known as Anna Lee, tells her neighbors a rumor about a couple who disappeared, and later was arrested for kidnapping, but the local police didn't even know she was on parole in the first place for killing her own children.
Louise confesses to having buried Margaret and insists she's innocent, alleging that Margaret had been shot by her abusive husband, Arthur, during fits of anger.
The host tells a story about a woman who repeatedly chose violence and was eventually sentenced to death. She reflects on the difference in societal norms for women in the past and expresses gratitude for her listeners.