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"Her funeral was boycotted by townspeople and even clergy, reflecting the deep social divides caused by her murder. And maybe the embarrassment the case symbolizes how superstition intertwined with gender, social status and political anxiety can become a very toxic brew. It's just a haunting story. Come back for more Lunchtime Crime. Next up, we're going to stay in this time period, but travel to London and visit Madame Tussauds."
"Her funeral was boycotted by townspeople and even clergy, reflecting the deep social divides caused by her murder. And maybe the embarrassment the case symbolizes how superstition intertwined with gender, social status and political anxiety can become a very toxic brew. It's just a haunting story. Come back for more Lunchtime Crime. Next up, we're going to stay in this time period, but travel to London and visit Madame Tussauds."
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"Her funeral was boycotted by townspeople and even clergy, reflecting the deep social divides caused by her murder. And maybe the embarrassment the case symbolizes how superstition intertwined with gender, social status and political anxiety can become a very toxic brew. It's just a haunting story. Come back for more Lunchtime Crime. Next up, we're going to stay in this time period, but travel to London and visit Madame Tussauds."
"Her funeral was boycotted by townspeople and even clergy, reflecting the deep social divides caused by her murder. And maybe the embarrassment the case symbolizes how superstition intertwined with gender, social status and political anxiety can become a very toxic brew. It's just a haunting story. Come back for more Lunchtime Crime. Next up, we're going to stay in this time period, but travel to London and visit Madame Tussauds."