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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to lunchtime Crime. Today's special is a cold case chillier than a mint julep served in a pewter julep cup. The case goes back to 1933 and involves one of the oldest leading families in South Carolina. Mary Ravenel died in Charleston in 1933 at 64. And it wasn't one of those peaceful in her own bed, surrounded by loved ones kind of deaths."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to lunchtime Crime. Today's special is a cold case chillier than a mint julep served in a pewter julep cup. The case goes back to 1933 and involves one of the oldest leading families in South Carolina. Mary Ravenel died in Charleston in 1933 at 64. And it wasn't one of those peaceful in her own bed, surrounded by loved ones kind of deaths."
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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to lunchtime Crime. Today's special is a cold case chillier than a mint julep served in a pewter julep cup. The case goes back to 1933 and involves one of the oldest leading families in South Carolina. Mary Ravenel died in Charleston in 1933 at 64. And it wasn't one of those peaceful in her own bed, surrounded by loved ones kind of deaths."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to lunchtime Crime. Today's special is a cold case chillier than a mint julep served in a pewter julep cup. The case goes back to 1933 and involves one of the oldest leading families in South Carolina. Mary Ravenel died in Charleston in 1933 at 64. And it wasn't one of those peaceful in her own bed, surrounded by loved ones kind of deaths."