Kali Ann Poulton was a 4-year-old girl who disappeared while riding her Big Wheel outside her Pittsford, NY townhouse in May 1994, sparking a massive search and national headlines. Her neighbor, Mark Christie—a security guard—lured her into his apartment, strangled her, and then hid her body for two years before dumping it in a water tank at his workplace. Police only uncovered the truth when Christie confessed after an argument with his wife in 1996; he later pled guilty to second-degree murder and received a sentence of 25 years to life in prison.

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Jenna Pellegrini, 32, and Christine Sullivan, 48, were brutally murdered in Farmington, New Hampshire, in January 2017. Both women were staying at a home owned by Christine’s boyfriend, Dean Smoronk; their bodies were found wrapped in tarps and trash bags under the porch, having suffered multiple stab wounds and blunt force trauma.

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The Boys on the Tracks case involves the mysterious deaths of Kevin Ives (17) and Don Henry (16), whose bodies were found lying side-by-side on the railroad tracks near Alexander, Arkansas, on August 23, 1987. A passing freight train struck the boys, and local officials controversially ruled their deaths an accident—claiming the teens smoked so much marijuana that they fell asleep on the tracks.

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The Boys on the Tracks case involves the mysterious deaths of Kevin Ives (17) and Don Henry (16), whose bodies were found lying side-by-side on the railroad tracks near Alexander, Arkansas, on August 23, 1987. A passing freight train struck the boys, and local officials controversially ruled their deaths an accident—claiming the teens smoked so much marijuana that they fell asleep on the tracks.

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Samantha Josephson, a 21-year-old University of South Carolina student, was murdered in March 2019 after mistakenly getting into a car she believed was her Uber outside a Columbia bar. Nathaniel Rowland, the driver, activated childproof locks to trap her, then kidnapped and stabbed her more than 100 times, later dumping her body 65 miles away in rural South Carolina. Rowland was swiftly arrested and convicted of murder, kidnapping, and weapon possession, receiving a life sentence with the judge calling the attack one of the “most severe” he’d ever seen. The case spurred major safety reforms for rideshare apps nationwide, including the creation of “Sami’s Law”.

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The Cheshire Murders refer to a brutal 2007 home invasion in Cheshire, Connecticut, where Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters Hayley (17) and Michaela (11) were raped and murdered by Steven Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky, who beat and restrained Dr. William Petit before killing his family and setting the home on fire. Hayes strangled Jennifer and Komisarjevsky sexually assaulted Michaela; both girls died of smoke inhalation after being tied to their beds and having gasoline poured over them before the house was set ablaze. Dr. Petit, severely injured, managed to escape; the murderers were arrested at the scene.

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