#154: Solved-Arlis Perry, Brain-Synesthesia, and the Ice Pick cocktail

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Jul 23, 2025•58 min•Ep. 154

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Episode description

This week Deklan tells us about the murder of Arlis Perry in 1974. Her body was strangely posed after bad things happened to her. There were a few suspects but her case went cold for decades. Thanks to DNA technology her murderer was finally identified. It was Stephen Crawford, the security guard who found her body.

Jane tells us about another neurological condition that some people have, synesthesia. Some people can see sounds, taste colors, and feel physical sensations when not being touched but seeing someone else get touched.

We also enjoy the Ice Pick cocktail.

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