Show Notes
On this episode of Wife of Crime we are traveling back in time to December of 2020 when we first covered the case of The Tiede Family! This episode has lived rent free in Russ's head for years. It's by far one of his favorite episodes we've ever done. We will talk about what was going on in our lives when we first recorded it, what we think of the case today and how far we've come since then! This was a lot of fun to make and reminisce about! This case has that NOT ME NOT TODAY energy we all love! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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