The Murder of Emily Noble
Crime Salad
09/08/21
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On the day after her 52nd birthday, Emily Noble’s husband, Matheau Moore, called the police to report that his wife had gone missing. For months, Emily’s friends and family searched high and low for her in her hometown of Westerville, Ohio. But when her body was suddenly found, months after her disappearance, hanging in a tree just behind her home, all eyes quickly turned to her husband. As a warning, this episode contains description of a staged suicide and other frequent mentions of suicide.
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