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1996 - Brewer, Maine.
In 1996, Lynn Willette, a maintenance worker in Brewer, Maine went missing... her boyfriend? Convicted murderer James Hicks. Police can't pin him down for the crime, so he flees the state in search of a normal life.
But the underlying rage of a dangerous man can’t stay quiet for long, and a nightmare was about to be unleashed on a sleepy Texas town.
This is the story of James Hicks, the serial killer next door that you've never heard of, and the three innocent women who got tangled up in a web they couldn't escape.
NOTE FROM KRISTEN: This was the very first episode I ever recorded and edited for Murder, She Told 4 years ago, and I am aware there are imperfections that come with being a novice. If you are starting the show here, I also recommend giving a newer episode a shot to get a taste of what the show currently sounds like. Thank you!
Special thanks to Police Chief Jim Ricker for sharing his first hand account.
All sources for this episode can be found on murdershetold.com.
Connect with Murder, She Told on instagram @MurderSheToldPodcast for key photos from this episode and more.
Submit your story to [email protected]
Support Murder, She Told here
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1996 - Brewer, Maine.
In 1996, Lynn Willette, a maintenance worker in Brewer, Maine went missing... her boyfriend? Convicted murderer James Hicks. Police can't pin him down for the crime, so he flees the state in search of a normal life.
But the underlying rage of a dangerous man can’t stay quiet for long, and a nightmare was about to be unleashed on a sleepy Texas town.
This is the story of James Hicks, the serial killer next door that you've never heard of, and the three innocent women who got tangled up in a web they couldn't escape.
NOTE FROM KRISTEN: This was the very first episode I ever recorded and edited for Murder, She Told 4 years ago, and I am aware there are imperfections that come with being a novice. If you are starting the show here, I also recommend giving a newer episode a shot to get a taste of what the show currently sounds like. Thank you!
Special thanks to Police Chief Jim Ricker for sharing his first hand account.
All sources for this episode can be found on murdershetold.com.
Connect with Murder, She Told on instagram @MurderSheToldPodcast for key photos from this episode and more.
Submit your story to [email protected]
Support Murder, She Told here
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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