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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2020 · 1H 13M

The Carnation Murders (Christmas Eve - 2007) - Episode 34

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On December 24, 2007, six people –- three generations of one family --- were killed near Carnation, Washington, a small rural town 25 miles east of Seattle. The events on Christmas Eve inside the home of Wayne and Judy Anderson have become known as the Carnation Murders, and we’re gonna talk about them. We got off track when it came to discussing true crime, but we are coming back at you real strong with the dark story of a horrible and senseless Christmas Eve tragedy. We talk about the murders and cover all of the aftermath.  It's not all gloom and doom this week, though because we sandwich the death between a fun intro conversation and another edition of "Joel's Feel Goods" at the end of the episode. As always, we truly appreciate every single one of you who listen to and support us!  Email us at [email protected] (Submit your own personal paranormal stories or true crime stories from your hometown for us to read during our "Listener-submitted Stories" segment!) Follow us on: Facebook.com/middleagedandmediocre Twitter.com/midagemediocre Instagram @ middleagedandmediocre

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