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On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing.

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Welcome to another edition of Premeditated Ramblings. In this episode, Kate shares her story with a toll booth company, Val shouts out to a cool bar in Montreal you should definitely visit (Messorem), and we share our learnings from therapy!

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In Granby, Colorado, a man let his intrusive thoughts win and went on a rampage in a bulldozer-turned-into-a-tank with guns and stuff. Listen to this crazy true crime story who, luckily, doesn't have any victims.

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We're back y'all! After over a year of not recording, Kate and Val are finally recording again. A lot happened in the past year, from major life changes for Kate to Val and her family finally moving out of the hellhole that was her previous apartment. Stay tuned for our next true crime episode!

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In this episode, we are taking a trip to the Canadian Maritimes provinces, more specifically Nova Scotia. In 2013, this terrible story was titled “Murder for lobster” all over the news. But is it as simple as that? Let me tell you right now, no, it’s not that simple. Learn about the tragic story that surrounds Phillip Boudreau's murder.

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In this rambling episode, Kate and Val have a debate about fanny packs vs purses, Kate gives an update about the Heather Turner case, and talks about the Ana Walsh case (the lady who disappeared on NYE 2022).

They also talk about Kate's reading challenge, Storm Chasers and Val's tornado nightmares, tornado prep for a Canadian, the game show Baggage with Jerry Springer, dating TV shows, Val's obsession with #Cleantok, anxiety and true crime, and finally, being an adult and back problems!

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You're in for a treat with this Premeditated Ramblings episode!

Val talks about her bachelorette's party, karaoke and a couple that sang This Kiss by Faith Hill, dancing and eating disorders, epilespy, cheerleading and gymnastics, her obsession with Kansas, and her fear of small animals that are big.

Kate talks about pet paintings, her classroom, and a very cool update about her hearing aids!

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This week, Kate brings us to Dallas, Georgia.

On May 4th, 2017, 911 dispatchers in Dallas, Georgia received a call from Andy Turner stating he had found his wife Heather deceased in the bathroom from a self inflicted gunshot wound.

5 years later the official cause of death is still inconclusive and the case is still open. Heathers family is still seeking answers and justice for Heather’s death. When digging deeper into the case it is clear to see that things aren’t always what they appear. Listen in the link provided and help spread the word. Also for more info check out the fb page and TikTok profile: Justice for Heather Turner

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