Welcome to "Scream and Sugar: Your True Crime Coffee Hour." Today, we delve into the harrowing case of the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders, a chilling case that still haunts the quiet woods of Camp Scott in Locust Grove, a small town in Mayes County, Oklahoma. 
On a stormy night in June 1977, three beautiful, young girls, Lori Lee Farmer, Michele Heather Guse, and Doris Denise Milner, were brutally murdered while attending summer camp. Their lifeless bodies were discovered the next morning by a camp counselor, sparking an investigation fraught with fear and frustration. The prime suspect, Gene Leroy Hart, a local man with a troubled past, was eventually apprehended but later acquitted, leaving the community in a state of unrest. This episode unravels the dark twists and turns of the investigation, the poignant memories of those who were there, and the lingering questions that still seek answers. So, grab your favorite cup of coffee, and join us as we sip coffee from local legends Bibo Coffee House while exploring this tragic chapter in true crime history.

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