Lauren and Lacey celebrate 100 episodes!!!! of The Lawmas Podcast by looking back at some of their favorite conversations and thanking their listeners.

They also share an update on Christa Pike before discussing the Caleb Flynn murder case. Flynn, a former church music minister with ties to Upstate South Carolina, was convicted of murdering his wife. Lauren and Lacey examine the evidence, including messages to his mistress, possible financial motives, and the heartbreaking victim impact statements. They also discuss the consequences for the couple's two daughters and the family left to pick up the pieces.

Here's to 100 more episodes! Thank you for watching and listening each week!!!

In this episode of The Lawmas Podcast, Lauren and Lacey discuss the case of Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death for the brutal 1995 murder of Colleen Slemmer. They look back at the crime, Pike's age at the time, her mental health and childhood, and the plea deal she turned down before going to trial.

The conversation then turns to Pike's recent failed execution attempt and the bigger questions surrounding the death penalty. Lauren and Lacey don't agree on whether Pike should have received the death penalty, leading to a debate about punishment, age, mental health, and when an execution could cross the line into cruel and unusual punishment.

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Lauren and Lacey are heading back to high school, sort of. With their 20-year reunion approaching, they look back at their Union High School days and talk about the drama of planning a reunion, the classmates they'd love to see, and why reconnecting 20 years later feels a little strange.

They also reflect on who they were in high school versus who they are today, from being band and theater kids to building careers, raising families, and becoming much more comfortable with themselves. They share what they'd change if they could go back, what they wouldn't change, old crushes, friendships that lasted, and the realization that everyone from the Class of 2006 has taken a very different path over the last two decades.

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