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In August and September of 2003 there were strange things afoot in Erie, PA. In August, a bank robbery turned bombing left police and FBI with nothing but questions, and a man hiding a dead body in his freezer turned himself in to police in September. Connecting these two events was a series of strange characters and a complicated plot that only those involved could help unravel.

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Elyse Pahler was a spunky 15 year old girl at the time of her murder. She played high school sports, sang in her church choir, participated in theatre, and had dreams of one day becoming an actress. Elyse's bright future was cut short by three wannabe metalheads looking for an easy way to make it big.

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In 1904, Chicago won the bid to host the Olympic Games. However, not to be out-done, St. Louis decided to take on the Olympics at the same time as the World's Fair. Obviously they bit off more than they could chew because the ensuing games resulting in some of the most ridiculous antics, most especially the Men's Marathon.

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When Colleen Stan left her home in Oregon to hitchhike to a friend's birthday party in California, she had no idea she would end up locked in a box, trapped under her captor's bed, for seven years. Colleen suffered at the hands of Cameron Hooker as he physically and mentally abused her for years. 

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After learning that many people have not heard about this story, we decided to record a very quick episode giving some of the information about the situation. This episode is an overview of what has happened with #standwithsophie in the last week. We want to raise awareness of what is happening to this child. This is not an isolated incident and it happens every single day to children around the world and it needs to stop.

For more information please see the official Facebook page: Stand With Sophie: https://www.facebook.com/groups/903255063417833/about

and the official GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/stand-with-sophie?member=5422496&utm_source=twilio&utm_medium=sms&utm_campaign=contacts-v2-invite-to-donate&fbclid=IwAR2noY2lIKBm6JRfSVuVGm6cNAlv_-ZQRcklSjlGUbkC4X3TaUkKuausnVo

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Washington state was under high alert in 1974 - unbeknownst at the time, the many women who had gone missing in the Seattle area were early victims of Ted Bundy. It was in this uneasy time that Renae Wicklund was attacked by Charles Campbell. Renae's sharp recall and excellent witness testimony landed Charles in jail serving a 30 year sentence. Unfortunately a parole board found Campbell suitable for early release, and failed to notify the local police as well as Renae as no laws requiring notification existed at the time. The consequences of this failure resulted in new laws being passed, and tragic loss of life.

Special thanks to Johanna Davidsson for editing this episode

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With a smile on her face, this giggly granny loves spending her time cooking, cleaning, and murdering her husbands (yes plural!) and loved ones. How did Nannie Doss go decades without a single person questioning why everyone around her is dying? And how did she get so many men to marry her?? Thankfully she was finally caught and confessed to all her crimes so potential suitors around the world can sleep safe tonight. 

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This week we take an adventure overseas to discuss the Papin sisters who committed an attack in the 1930's so brutal, news of it traveled around the world. The murders were the first of their kind in French history, and inspired many creative works in French culture.

Elisa was a young college student on holiday taking a solo trip during a break from school in January 2013. Her story continues to be a source of controversy and speculation due to strange details surrounding her disappearance and the state of her body when she was found. This episode, we bring back Jane to take us through her theories of what happened to Elisa, and more importantly: why.

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Eyeball butts, late night bathroom cleaners, and will ya give that Kappa a cucumber, he's starting to get a little crazy! Because who doesn't love some good old Japanese mythology?