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On February 19, 2008, Karen Matthews dialed 999 to report her 9-year-old daughter, Shannon, missing. She hadn't seen her since she left for school that morning. The police immediately began looking for the missing girl. Miraculously, she was found 24 days after she had disappeared. She was hidden in an apartment just one mile from her own home. The truth of who was behind the 9-year-old's kidnapping is truly stranger than fiction.
Kidnapping of a child, hostage, child pornography, general are you fucking kidding me you idiots
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On February 26, 2016, Terry Sanderson was skiing at Deer Valley Resort in Park City Utah. That same day, Gwyneth Paltrow, her significant other, and their children were also skiing there. Just before noon, Terry and Gwyneth collided on the hill. Three years later, Terry Sanderson filed a lawsuit against the actor turned lifestyle influencer for $300,000 in damages. Gwyneth Paltrow countersued for $1. The case went to trial in 2023 to determine who was at fault for their ski hill collision.
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Michelle O'Connell's death in 2010 is shrouded in mystery to this day. She was found dead from a gunshot wound, and her death was initially ruled a suicide. Over time though, questions arose due to her troubled relationship with her boyfriend, Jeremy Banks, who was also a sheriff's deputy in St. Augustine, Florida. Despite evidence suggesting foul play, the case was closed, leaving her family frustrated and seeking justice. The case gained national attention as it raised concerns about law enforcement bias and the handling of domestic violence cases. Michelle's family continues to fight for a proper investigation, hoping to uncover the truth.
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Domestic Abuse | Talk of Suicide | Gun Violence
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On July 9th, 1993, at 1:40 a 911 call was placed by Russell Bennett Peterson. He told the operator that he and his girlfriend had a fight and that she had been shot, but he claimed to not know who shot her. Stephanie Wasilishin was the mother of two young children who tragically lost her life that night. It has been 30 years since Stephanie's death, and justice has still not been served. Her older daughter, Nikki, has taken up the fight for her mother, and she is on a mission to find the answers that no one seems to want to provide.
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Talk of suicide, domestic violence, gun violence, & murder
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Thirteen-year-old Hailey Dunn went missing from her home two days after Christmas in Texas in 2010. She remained a missing person until her remains were found in 2013. Though her body was laid to rest in 2017, an arrest wasn't made until 2021 and that person has since been released. Hailey's case is still open and unsolved fourteen years later.
Murder of a child, drug use, domestic dispute/violence, death threat
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Serving as a sheriff's deputy in Martin County, Florida, Gerard Schaefer led a double life, portraying himself as a dedicated officer while secretly engaging in gruesome acts. Schaefer was convicted of the first degree murders of two young women, Susan Place and Georgia Jessup. Investigators suspect that Schaefer was responsible for as many as thirty murders from the late 60s to the early 70s before his arrest and eventual conviction. During his incarceration, Schaefer penned short stories depicting the abduction and murder of women, some of which contained chilling details correlating with women who had been reported missing or bodies that had been found, adding a disturbing layer to the already gruesome nature of his crimes.
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Abduction | Kidnapping | Torture | Dismemberment | Murder with a weapon (Knife & Gun) | Rape | Animal Cruelty | Racism
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On February 19, 2020, Rowan Baxter forced his way into his estranged wife's car, poured gasoline on Hannah Clarke and their three children, Aaliyah, Laianah, and Trey, and lit them on fire. Just eleven weeks prior, Hannah was brave enough to take her children and leave her abusive relationship and try to move on with her life. Baxter, unable to control Hannah, wanted to make her pay. After taking the lives of his children and wife, Rowan Baxter died by suicide.
Murder, Murder of Children, Coercive Control, Sexual Assault, Suicide, Abortion
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Singer, song writer, musician, artist, activist, legend… Beatle. John Lennon was all of these and more to many people. He was an inspiration to millions during his life and continues to be for many more after his passing. Lennon's life was tragically cut short when he was only 40 years old. He was entering his apartment building around 10:50 PM one evening when he was shot from behind by a gunman. By 11:15, he was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. Friends, family, and fans throughout the world mourned his passing.
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Drug Use and Abuse | Gun Violence & Murder
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On March 31, 1995, Yolanda Saldivar, shot and killed Grammy Award winning pop star, Selena Quintanilla-Perez in a motel room. Yolanda had not only been a business associate of Selena's but also one of her closest friends. Why would someone want to take the life of a beloved pop star who brought joy to so many people's lives?
Trigger Warnings: Murder, talk of suicide
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Judith and Alvin Neelley began their marriage with a life of petty crimes and motel living. But after a brief separation due to incarceration, the couple's desire for committing crimes worsened. Judy and Alvin began hatching plans to abduct and kill young women after seeking revenge on those Judy claimed to have hurt her. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Murder (Child/Adult), Kidnapping (Child/Adult), Sexual Assault of Child, Sexual Assault, Talks of Coercive Control Hang with us:
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