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In this episode, Jen talks about some ghost stories from a few New England Colleges!
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Vanessa Marcotte was brutally murdered on August 7, 2016 while she was out for a run. After being reported missing by her family when she did not return home after several hours, her body was discovered beaten and burned just a half mile from her mothers home. DNA evidence tied Angelo Colon-Ortiz to Vanessa's murder, and was given a life sentence in prison. As an outcome of Vanessa's death, her family organized the Vanessa T. Marcotte Foundation and vanessamarcotte.org which talks about Vanessa’s story and the mission of the foundation is to teach women how to fight back and they advocate for a world where women are safe and free to live fearlessly. They participate in many events, including the Boston Marathon and have and entire resource center that includes safety tips for runners and walkers, webinars on violence prevention and safe running, self-defense classes, and several videos and links on sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and more.
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Amanda and Jen bring your attention to some recent true crime news that you may or may not have heard about! This is Volume 1 of what is going to be a recurring episode! We like to stay updated on what's happening in the true crime world, near or far, and now you can too.
Joan Risch was 31 years old when she vanished from her home in Lincoln, Massachusetts in the afternoon hours of October 24, 1961. With a bloody kitchen scene and confusing evidence left behind, police were never made sure of Joan's fate that day. She left behind her loving husband, two children, all her personal items. This case has never been solved, and Joan is still considered a missing person. She would be 92 years old if she were still alive today.
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"A Kitchen Painted in Blood", a book written by Stephen H. Ahearn
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