The Things Killers Do For Love - May 6 2020 - Today in True Crime History
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Show Notes
May 6th: Martha Beck Born (1920)
At some point in almost everyone’s life, they feel unlovable. Whether it be for only a fleeting moment, or for a lifetime. On March 6th 1920 a woman named Martha Beck was born and, pretty early on, felt the crushing blows of feeling unlovable. Then, with the help of a Lonely Hearts ad, everything turned around for Martha in the most dangerous way possible.
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