Sand Bay Tragedy
from Beer, Cheese & Murder Hosted by Erica Z.
Join us for a Door County themed episode! For this episode we bring you all things Door County, culminating in a tragic case about a young woman who unfortunately became the obsession of the wrong man; brought to beautiful Door County to celebrate a wedding and new beginnings, she instead met her end.
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