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Episode 20: Christa Pike and the Murder of Colleen Slemmer

EPISODE · Mar 29, 2022 · 38 MIN

Episode 20: Christa Pike and the Murder of Colleen Slemmer

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This week, Rebecca tells Ally and Sarah about a disturbingly sinister killer and her victim, Colleen Slemmer.

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Episode 20: Christa Pike and the Murder of Colleen Slemmer

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