THE UNSOLVED BRICCA FAMILY MURDERS | Could we be close to solving a 55 year old cold case?
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This might sound weird, but we have a murder here in Iowa called the: "tattoed lady murder". The victim was named Margaret (Peggy) Treese. She was killed in the late 40s, and her brutal killing is unsolved. The reason I think you would be very interested in the case, is the cultural context of the killing. The focus seemed to always be on Margaret's tattoos, the fact she was found naked, that some of the tats were in intimate areas, and that she had multiple husband's, not on her slaying, or finding her killer.
This sounds like an interesting case. Do cover Gabby!
This sounds very interesting. Going to take a look at it.
Gabby has a case recommendation email. You should send it to her there
It sounds typical to slut shaming.Back in the day a lady with tattoos was considered a “fast woman”, Holy heck if the tattoo s were in a “private area”. Anyone married more than 2x was bad to the bone or a movie star or heiress someone who needed money or other needed her money. Lol. But married multiple times could be someone who lives in Texas or Las Vegas where it’s easy to marry & divorce .Having multiple tattoos could mean a former jail or prison inmate ,a carni or someone who’s husband is a tattoo artist ? What a conundrum.
It's bad enough to murder an upstanding young couple. But to murder an innocent four year old child is beyond horrendous! It does seem the dogs must have been familiar with the killer. (Think Nicole Brown Simpson's husky Kato!)
@@karenbertke3149 Yes, I agree, Karen. Debbie (and the dogs) probably recognized the killer. Interesting that your family knew this little girl personally, because of her connection with your sisters. Hope this tragic case will be solved someday soon!
or the dogs were friendly. we had a cocker spaniel who never bark and cozied up with everyone who visited. we used to joke if we had a burglar she'd say "hi how are doing? want me to show you where all the valueables are...follow me!"
Thank you for covering this. I was a freshman at Oak Hills High Schoool (right up the road) when this happened. You are so right about everyone being terrified of the Cincinnati Strangler and when this happened, it was HUGE! I moved to that neighborhood in 1980 and lived there 7 years and folks were still talking about it...and often. I lived a few streets over and had to pass that home often. To this day, people who were around then are so baffled and so wish they'd solve it. Of course, the neighborhood always blamed the good Vet, but I read JT's book and met him. I hope Ancestry or 123 can help us find answers. You did a fabulous job describing how disturbing this was...and still is!
I’m class of 2003 lol!
The veterinarian.... Dogs not barking because they knew him. Plus the veterinary sedation. It definitely makes sense. I wish they'd try genetic genealogy to test the semen.... And hair, for that matter. Even if it just rules him out. ⁉️
i wonder if the vet smoked. and, if he did, did he smoke the same brand, found at the scene. also, what about the fingerprint they found?
Genius idea! 💡
My thought when I heard that he was close with the daughter and she called him Uncle was that maybe he was... getting too friendly and her parents confronted him? That could be motive right there to preserve his reputation. And why he killed the daughter too
Did they test his family DNA to see if it matched by chance? Has there been genetic testing?
Plus it explains why he wouldn't kill the dogs.
I looked into this case a couple years ago and read then that the wife only worked briefly for the vet... and that she said that he had raped her... I believe she left his employment thereafter... so he might've wanted to cover this up... Another thing is that Monsanto is a sketchy company and who knows if he learned something going there and was going to report them..also a possibility
I've studied this case a fair amount. Can't say I've ever heard about a rape accusation. Do you remember where you heard that? It's my understanding Linda had actually just begun working for the vet days earlier when the family was killed. So I honestly don't think that is accurate. I definitely do agree that there could possibly be some sketchiness at Monsanto, however.
@@Peeved100 Agree about no allegations of rape...not the case....but the odds of it being anyone but the vet are astronomical.....
@@dominicsecret8029 Maybe. I'd feel more confident about that if a handful of other people had been thoroughly investigated and properly eliminated, though. Or if we had those DNA results.
He did not rape her? I don’t know where you read that? I have studied this murder for a long time and the vet didn’t do it! It was motivated by jealousy and psycho mentality….
Gabby, first of all, this is a "horrific" family murder case, that I hope will be solved in the near future, period! I personally believe that the Bricca family was killed by someone they knew and who was close to them. The fact that their two dogs didn't bark and were locked in a room, seems like the dogs were familiar with the murderer. The "despicable" way in which they were murdered seems like a crime of passion and strong hatred for the family, too. Great investigating, presentation and photos, too. You always do an awesome job in the stories that you present. Take care 🦋
What do you think " means? I'm very confused by the way you've used this punctuation mark here!
Why the quotations on horrific...
I didn't know you lived in KY! I live in metro Cincinnati. So...I think it’s fitting to tell you about the time my husband and I almost bought the Bricca house.
A few years ago, my husband and I were looking for our house. I had an idea of what I wanted: something on the Westside near our jobs and, preferably, an older house: 1910s - mid-century modern. I saw this beautiful mid-century house on a website and it was at a good price. I emailed the Realtor and asked if we could walk through it.
The next morning, I was showing my husband the listing and as I was looking through the photos, I began to feel uneasy. I just had a bad feeling about the house as I flipped through the photos. Something felt off. I told my husband that I think we should pass on the listing. Shortly after that, I looked up the address on Google and found out it was the Bricca house.
Neither I nor my husband knew anything about the case. Both of us were born in the 80s and I wasn't originally from Cincinnati.
I grew up in a haunted house and have been sensitive to environments for as long as I can remember. I'm not saying the house is haunted, but there is something negative looming over it. I think we dodged something for sure.
Before I cleaned up, I bought heroin in 'natti' at the projects. Good to be out of that scene. Terrible about the heinous crimes against such a sweet family. I hope the DNA will lead to the perp!
@@barneyronnie Congrats on your sobriety!
That is really crazy! I know that legally realtors aren’t allowed to mention the houses history ( I guess for sale purposes) but I definitely feel that it was a sign you didn’t.
Given what you said and the horrific nature of the crime, I definitely feel that there was some sort of negative energy in that home.
@@TayTayNicholee It really spooked me when I found out what happened in the house. I tend to read vibes fairly well and I just knew I needed to dig deeper before we even considered putting in an offer. So glad thatI did!
The Strangler sounds like a no-go. His victims were older, and it sounds like they either lived alone or at least were alone when killed. The Briccas were younger, lived together, and in a different kind of neighborhood. 'Satanic Panic'? Nope.
Exactly. The Strangler was an opportunist, he didn't enter homes AND I'm sure the dogs would have barked like hell. The Cincinnati Strangler would have ran away from the dogs unless he was familiar with animals in some way? The M.O of his crimes is different from the Family murder of an affluent family in a good neighborhood. The Strangler went for women only in open areas, usually of low socioeconomic status because sadly back then he thought noone would care about poor women being killed which is horrid but true of the 1960s.
They look like movie stars. Handsome and pretty.
Oh Gabbi thank u for thiss! I was 12 when this hapoened and I live 32 miles north from Cincinnati. This case has bothered me since. Thank u again for doing this. A devoted fan
Sounds to me that the Vet may be responsible but just speculation as this is the first I have heard about this case. I was not born when this happened but would be born at the tail end of the late 60s. It is so sad they have never been able to solve the case.
Omg didn't know you were so close Gabby !! I live in Covington KY , right by Cincinnatti. Literally makes me jump for joy to see a true crime RUclipsr in my area how cool. 😊😊
I live in Ashland, Ky!! Hi neighbor!!
Makes me wonder what sort of testing would have been available for them to take swabs from Mrs. Bricca's body,since DNA testing wouldn't be a thing until several decades later?
They could test for blood types and for certain antgens. Would only be if good use if they had a suspect to compare to.
Everything points to the murderer being someone they knew on a personal level.
Hi, Sugar!🙋🤗🐞🦋🐝🍟👻👻 How are you? I've never heard of this Case! So Tragic! A beautiful Family.💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
@@renee1961 Hi Renee! I'm doing well! How are you? This was a horrible case. A tragedy.
The Vet. If you read into this, Linda was raped by this Vet, she left the job. The dogs were very calm, he would have had access to animal sedation/tranquilizers. The fact it was such a passionate kill makes it appear it was him.
@@julz3tt3 Yes. The Vet is the most likely suspect.
@@julz3tt3 Linda was NOT raped by the Vet, and was working for him at the time of the murders.
great video as always!! I read JT Townsends book and a few things stood out..1.) earlier in that year they were separated, they had alot of troubles in their marriage apparently. 2) Leininger that night of the murders also had a mysterious "medical event" that he should have gone to the hospital but he never did . 3) the female neighbors really didn't like Linda Bricca, she was known for being kind of flirty and very pretty and washed her car in her driveway in her bathing suit so the guys in the neighborhood were always taking a second look at her and the wives were kinda jealous. 4) Jerry said a couple days before the murders he was going to beat up Leininger and he really hated him 5.) 2 men and a woman or a man wearing a wig were seen in a car that night of murders in the Briccas driveway at 10:30 PM. 6.) Right down the street from the Bricca house, a storekeeper said Fred was in there late that evening and seemed highly anxious and hiding his left hand in his pocket ...this book has a ton of interviews and facts about the case. I highly recommend it.
Catching up on my missed Gabulosis videos. Feels good!
I've never been this early! Hi Gabby!
God Bless you Gabby God Bless you all!
Btw I LOVE your wall!!!! Is that wallpaper? It's so cool I LOVE it!
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The evidence does seem to point to someone whom they knew and whom they had invited into their home before. It's also noteworthy that almost none of the neighbors noticed anyone or anything suspicious on the night of the murders, other than the one person who saw someone pacing but couldn't see them clearly. It makes me wonder if this was done by someone who lived in the neighborhood or who was there so regularly that no one thought anything of them being there.
Whoever this was seems to have gotten into the house without a struggle, subdued the dogs without alerting the family, possibly acquired the knife and rope from inside the house BEFORE attacking the family, committed the murder (and any other crimes committed that night), and then got out of the house just as quietly and easily as they entered, once again without anyone noticing them.
Did they sneak in while the family was sleeping and catch them completely unawares? If so, why were they not murdered in their beds while they slept but apparently first woken, taped and bound, and then murdered, thereby increasing the risk of discovery or escape? If the family was still awake when the murderer entered the home, how did they manage to subdue the whole family without the neighbors hearing a thing? Why were the tape and bindings removed? If it was done before the murder, that would have risked them shouting for help or escaping. If it was done after the murder, what purpose did it serve, especially if the rope had come from within their own home? The daughter being killed in her own room--next to, but not IN her bed--makes me think that she didn't surprise the killer in the midst of attacking her parents but was killed separately from them. That could indicate that she was always an intended target, but if so, why? There are so many strange elements to this, the more you consider all the details.
That's a fine, well-thought out post! You're a very logical thinker which is in very short supply on this thread.
Before I even start the video, I just have to bare my shame. I spent a solid minute looking at the thumbnail in my subscription page wondering what Ask A Mortician was doing with true crime. Your pose in the thumbnail is giving major Caitlin energy, which is absolutely a compliment to you both.
Doppelgangers.
Omg I didn’t know you were so close to Cincinnati!! I’m south of Dayton so relatively close to Cincinnati myself. Anyway now on to enjoying your amazing content ❤️
I stumbled upon your channel by accident, but now having listened to this csse I've subbed.
Really great job well done and thanks 👍.
I always forget we are so close in proximity! You’re in KY and I’m from Cincinnati! Such a small world! I’m so happy you’re covering this case. Excited to learn more.
Linda was wearing a coat over her nightgown? Unusual and significant. This indicates to me that she was ready for bed or in bed and someone rang the doorbell. She pulled on a coat before answering the door and probably let the murderer in, (as there were apparently no signs of force or struggle at the front door); in other words she knew him. It's strange however that the husband didn't answer the door -- when someone's at the door late at night, usually it's the husband who goes to the door, for safety reasons. But, whatever, the coat is a clue to me, although not one that helps identify the killer.
my grandma lived in the city at that time as a young woman and would talk about how afraid everyone was. It still fascinated her way into her 70s
there's also the fact that sometimes when a couple are murdered that the murderers has been shown to have said they'd kill the guy if she resisted and, afterwards, has murdered both of them anyway.
I love that you’ve covered several Kentucky cases.
Hi, I love your show. I live in Sacramento, CA, in 1991 a family was murdered near where I live, it's still unsolved eventho there were neighbors that most likely saw or heard something that night, some still live in the area. The victims were Michael and Marcy Jacob's and their daughter Jenny
Great Video of a long discussed murder case. I lived near by the neighborhood. People were stunned.
I'm so tired at work and this is just what I needed another video from Gabulosis listening while working. Hope you are doing well sis. God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️
I'm in cincinnati. Born and raised and I've never heard of this case!
I don't know how close you are to eastern Kentucky but I went to Job Corps in Prestonsburg, Kentucky in 1997! Lived there for 7-8 months.
It was a professional job. Monsanto did it because Dad knew something. That’s my suspicion. Monsanto has a long history of shady dealings. None of the other hypotheses are convincing. And it looks like a professional job. There’s also a potential drug ring situation related to the airline Mom worked for. She had said that former coworkers of hers were murdered.
This was a really interesting one, Gabby. Thank you!
Ok. The doctor seems the most suspicious to me.
There really aren't many viable suspects brought up in this case other than the doctor. However, I think that it's possible that he was struggling with his mental health and being questioned and accused of this crime may have been too much for him. It's possible that the police questioning triggered some anxiety or depression and that's why he stopped cooperating. Life under this intense scrutiny finally became to much for him and he committed suicide. Just an alternative theory.
Yup
Debby would have turned 60 yesterday 💔
I live in Ky too and I’ve been watching you for a long time.
I live in Ashland, KY!
I live in Madisonville, Ky
Hello everybody I would like to ask didn't ask everybody and Gabby if you don't mind you too to pray for my baby brother He is dying dying of cancer And My sister-in-law is married to my oldest brother is dying of a lung disease It's pretty this is all at the same time and
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@@lizajane2971 Thank you very very much
Prayers 🙏
I'm sending up prayers for your brothers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 praying for you and your entire family ❤️
@ Sonya Ritchie
I'll be keeping your brothers in prayer, may God bless you and your family at this challenging time. Take care 🌹
I love the pondering skeleton!!!!
My 9 yrs old daughter best friend lives in that subdivision. Nice quiet neighborhood. Things like that just don’t happen there still to this day. I always forget to look for that house when I drive down that street.
I was getting ready to shut down RUclips after watching some of your videos and saw Bricca and clicked. I recognized the name immediately. I'm sure almost anyone from here locally would. I follow your channel and didn't realize you were from near Cincinnati. I live in Cincinnati and had not heard about this case till about five years ago when WCPO did a story on it. I was kinda shocked. I don't know if you are familiar with Greenhills, but there was a murder here in the Village of Greenhills in 1963 before I was born. People older than me still talk about it. The neighborhood says her boyfriend did it. It really did sort of take away the innocence of Greenhills. Nobody ever got over it. I still get shivers when I walk over the spot where her body was found....its one of those stories that creep you out, and everybody in the village knows the tale. You ought to research it...its never been officially solved, except by popular opinion (whatever that's worth).
Love ALL your videos ,, and I like your voice 👍
Someday please do Joan Risch. Missing since the 1960's. Blood in her kitchen and she was not there.
There have been quite a few people on RUclips that have covered her case 😊
Wow, this happened about 15 minutes from me. Thanks for covering
Just discovered this case the other night. Quite interesting
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Love your channel grettings all the way from Tijuana Mexico
I’m obsessed with the Bricca murders since the 70’s (grew up in Cincy) I now live in KY across the bridge! I think I know who killed them! Wish the family would allow the graves to be opened :(
They should have ask those simple questions in the first 2 interviews. Those questions were so basic it sounds like the police wanted to ask the same questions in order to trip him up. There is no way back then that they could proved the hair in the victims palm was the vet’s hair. I would assume they collected the vet’s hair to see if it was similar to the hair in the victims palm. I believe the suspicion on the vet led to him drinking more and more and him taking his own life.
I am hearing Linda was born in January of 1966, yet she married Jerry, born in 1938, in 1961 with daughter born 1962. I replayed it several times. What year was Linda born?
Same. Because my name is Linda Jane and I was born in 1966 it really caught my attention. Then she said married in 1961...
A mess up while editing, it should be fixed soon! Thanks for letting me know.
I was confused by the dates too but since Linda was 23 when she was killed in 1968...I'm assuming Linda was born in 1943. I guess Gabby didn't realize she mistakenly said Linda was born in the 60s
Jerry was born in 38 and Linda in 43.
@@gabulosis Thank you!
Ooh this is an interesting one. Love you Gab. You're so beautiful.
Evidently at the time this was filmed, you live close to me, I also live in northern KY. Near the airport. These are interesting cases you are going over. Have not looked yet, have you done Pearl Bryan.
Linda was born in 1966?
It was a mess up while editing and will be fixed soon. She was born in 1943.
Yay you're back. Been watching your content and awesome hair changes since 2017 ☺️❣️
This case is horrific. An entire family brutally murdered including a four year old girl 😐😡 disgraceful.
I'm suspecting the Vet. Linda left that job because he reportedly raped her..and the dogs didn't make a sound when this person entered. The dogs were sedated? Who would have access to animal sedation and then be able to calmly take them into another room? Also be able to enter the home without scaring the family? At first the Veterinarian would appear known to them and I don't think Linda would have disclosed the sexual assault to her daughter, perhaps even her Husband didn't know either. It's in the case files if anyone's interested.
That seems the most plausible. I hope DNA testing blows this wide open. It was certainly a passionate crime.
It may very well be that the Awful company where Jerry worked was a distracting red herring???
I can't remember if Townsend touched on this subject in his book or subsequent interviews, but swinging and wife swapping were very prevalent in that era, especially among more affluent couples. Being a young and attractive couple, the Bricca's might have gotten involved in that lifestyle and someone got jealous. The murders seem very personal to me and might explain why seman not belonging to her husband was found.
Cincinnati has been a hot mess for a while I reckon. My Godparents moved there after college and we went to Six Flags a couple of times with them.
What is with these serial killers and the elderly? That is so sad.
I must be honest....i had a best friend who tried to take my life because he was my beneficiary. Well, he didn't know i had changed it actually. This kind of shit doesn't surprise me anymore. Maybe whoever did this to this family were the beneficiary of their estate. That would explain knowing the dogs.
You should cover the cases in London Ontario!
Two unrelated murders in an area at the same time is highly unlikely, three is statistically impossible.
Omg, I have so many questions, did they find any puncture marks on Linda, which is why they didn’t fight back, no one can fight back if you paralyzed by a drug?
I had to google n make sure that wasn’t the vet my family used when I was a kid for all our pets. Lol. It wasn’t. It’s like 2 minutes away though lol. But I have heard nothing but good things about Westside animal hospital.
Who would have the ability to kill a child but not the dogs? The dogs, in my opinion, are an important factor in this case. This makes the doctor even more suspicious although, I doubt it was an affair. Did Linda maybe discover he was involved in something criminal?
If difficult to establish which victim in which order, consider MO.
This case is similar to the Jacob's family murder it happened in 1990 or 91 in Sacramento CA it's still unsolved
Have you looked into the Mason City disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit?
Yes, I actually have a video on it!
Very close to home never heard of this one. So sad ):
Hey girl Hey. I’m watching you from Kentucky. Right off INTERSTATE 75. We got a dog from Ohio. 👍🏻
I don't think it was the CS. I have a few just from watching the video.
GIRL!!!!! I'm 10 minutes south of Cincy in KY!!!!!! My husband works in Cincy
To stab a little girl that hard, it seems like maybe someone was angry about something with her.
Also, I hate to ask this and even think about this but was the little girl ever checked for sexual assault?
If it's a cult that sacrifices animals, wouldn't they have taken the two dogs. . .or even just killed them on the spot? If you don't hesitate to slaughter three human beings, one of them a nursery-schooler, why not? 🤔
Sounds like there may be enough DNA to run a test for comparisons on any extended family the Doctor may have left behind.
Excellently reported 👍
One of them might have locked the dogs in a room if they let in a stranger for some reason.
Oh Leininger's hair sample was obtained by police pulling some out of his hat while he dined.
Check out Leininger's lawyer: lawyer to the syndicate, if you catch my drift. M*bbed up.
Wow, I thought you lived in New York state. I was way off.
wouldn't they just use the home phone?
Just a guess, but the baby was probably awake, and could identify the killer, which might explain why she was murdered along with her parents.
Someone they knew and also owed them money. They took money out the wallet and they were well enough that they knew the dogs and the knife location prior to coming.
In 60 years from now, they probably will have advanced even more..
Nearly 40 yrs later he committed suicide.. Wow. Makes ya wonder why 😳
Just moved out of Cincinnati
It wasn't the vet. It was made to look like the vet. This case is way more evil than a murder over an alleged affair.
I'm kind of confused you wrote and said the first woman was killed in 1956 but all the others were killed in 66 ten years later?
Jerry looks like Frank Sinatra.
The vet did it
Love that you cover older cases.Makes you different than others.
Yes! So it ends up not being cases that are gone over so many times by other channels.
Just reading through some comments.
Regardless of whether dogs know a person or not, if they are conscious and locked in a room (like in this case) or put outside and they hear a commotion going on in the house that is unfamiliar, they will react. Scratching at doors, barking, howling, whimpering. Especially being that these dogs were apparently protective. I am inclined to think that the dogs were either drugged or they were hurt by this person and therefore fearful to defend or make a noise until the threat was gone. A dog is more likely able to be silenced by command or violence by someone they know or recognise, than by a stranger.
I'd be more concerned and looking in to the the husbands place of employment. Monsanto are one of the most evil and diabolical companies on the planet. A law unto themselves.
You're right about Monsanto; they're one with Satan!
Yes it was either the vet or Monsanto.
I don’t know what I’m finding myself more obsessed with each upload! Your hair, or this background!! I can’t get enough of it all! And you babe! ❤️
I watched you and her videos back to back!
Always great to see a Gabulosis upload ❤️
best crossover since iparty with victorious
Aw cute
Looks like doctor Fred the vet had the same wallpaper
This case hits close to home! I’m one hour from Cincinnati, and it happened exactly 25 years to the day before I was born.
I have a high suspicion it was the veterinarian. Medical tape, him being close with the daughter, the dogs not barking because of possible sedation. Not to mention, why didn’t he raise any flags when she just didn’t show up to work for two days?
I agree. She left the Vets because, she said he raped her. Why would she make that up? Especially the way he is around Animals . . He's a Vet but the dogs are wary around this asshole. Yeah he did it.
Yup. I'm from Cincinnati and I think the same thing!
It's scary to think that I was a year old when these murders occurred and they're still unsolved. Thank you for bringing attention to this terrible crime.
I was 4 months old when this crime occurred...wow
I was the same age as Debbie 4 on 9/25/66 💔
I look forward to your new content. While you have had some much needed time of, I have been re watching your old content. Thank you miss gabby.
It's going to be VERY interesting to see how the DNA compares to the doctor....
Hope you're doing well.
Whoever committed this awful crime is an evil monster.
Makes sense it was someone they knew. Because they could have murder the kid because the kid could’ve have identified them
All this time I watched, and didn't know you were right across the river from me! I found your channel and watched the Pearl Bryan case, and thought how awesome, you were covering a case linked to Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. There's quite a few cases in the area like the Agrues and Dink Carter. He was executed in the 1940s for killing his wife's family. This took place in Indiana, right across the river from Northern Kentucky. He took the lives of his father and mother in law, their two sons and an 11yr old girl.
I'm glad he was fried for it
Did they do genetic testing yet? Have they asked the vet guys kids if they had any of someone to do a DNA test?
Whoa RUclips actually notified me when you posted 😱
I’m thinking, since mom and daughter were n pajamas and dad without shoes, the family could have originally been ready for bed.. and the killer showed up knowing dad which is why he was the only one dressed.. I’m thinking mom probably wasn’t raped since she was wearing a coat over her pajamas, and since women were so much more modest back then, that she hurried up and put on or that the killer allowed her to cover herself... the only reasoning I can assume for killing the daughter is because she knew the killer
Never heard of this horrible case before! I hope answers are found soon.
I think that I heard the mother, Linda, was born in 1966. Cleared up later 1943.
Maybe "Uncle Fred" got a little too cozy with the daughter and there was a confrontation...
But why would he SA'd the mother and not the daughter then?
Ooh great timing! Getting ready to take dogs out to use bathroom then I will settle down and watch. I enjoy these older cases that you do. Thank you, Miss Gabby.