Ring

And in Arlene Frazier's case, out of all those small pieces, the most telling of it all, the one that would become the cornerstone of the entire prosecution, was something almost unbearably ordinary.

A pair of rings.

Rings.

Like many married women, Arlene wore her rings, and in the days immediately after she vanished, something happened with those rings that made no innocent sense at all.

On the 7th of May 1998, a little over a week after Arlene disappeared, her rings were found in the bathroom of the family home.

Now, of course, that might sound unremarkable at first.

Rings in a bathroom, in the house where she lived.

Obviously, where else would they be? But it was, in fact, deeply strange, and the reason is this – It was evidence, evidence that went unchallenged at the trial, that those rings had not been in the house on the day Arlene had disappeared.

So I'm worried that this thing is going to actually catch up the people who are trying to do the right thing, but just maybe not understanding fully how to do it, you know? so I think that it does like I said increase the pressure on people and there might be some people who say like you know what I don't want to do it anymore I'm just going to do something else or retire sometimes people do that for the standards

stereotyping I mean human beings just we just do stereotype and I'll give you an example there was a lad he was like what you might call a goth type and he had Rings through his nose and half a dozen around his ear and tattoos all over the place.

Leather jacket.

We get the idea.

Hello, and welcome back to Rings and Rituals Season 2, where we will be examining Episode 7 of the Payne & McKay series, Rings of Power, Doomed to Die.

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CGI him bigger.

We could do some Lord of the Rings Force perspective stuff.

We just

expand him on the screen.

We had three different rings.

The A ring, which I'm showing you now, is all diamond.

And A-ring went to players, not every player, but every player who was on the World Series roster for sure got an A-ring.

Every player who was in the playoffs on any roster, any round got an A-ring.

If you were on the team for like a minute and a half, you did not get an A ring.

And we don't need to retell the Toby Borland grievance story, but there was a player who didn't get an A ring who then went to court against us and we won.

We were ready.

We got it done in time to have the rings manufactured and made.

He's the cutest little stinking boy on this whole planet.

And I said, he's going to be the ring bearer.

Then a couple months ago, I found Ring Security Box.

and a ring security badge and little sunglasses.

And I was like, Haley.

And then she says to her brother, my cousin Sammy, do you know where the ring box is? And it's under his seat.

As he... gets it and hands it to Haley.

At that exact moment in time, Security, my brother, goes, can I have the ring, Securities? And Haley stands up and Richie, my brother, Securities, sees this and goes, Ring security's mom.

Did he

just want to go see fucking Harry Potter? No, he loved the movies with the Troy and the Rings.

The Lord of the Rings? Avengers?

No, Lord of the Rings movies.

And I would go really stoned and he would not talk to me and it was just really awkward.

But now looking back, he was probably- How long

understand.

No, but- Because

Calceus, calcei, a type of soft shoe.

Anulus, anuli, a ring, a typical ornament for wealthy women.

Monile, monilis, a necklace, also worn by the rich.

Armilla, armillae, a bracelet, an ornament for the arms.