There were two more murders, 15 miles away in the silver-racement.

We have a weird.

...described by one investigator as reminiscent of a weird religion.

On August 15th, 1958, Lori Bambinick was born.

This beautiful woman would one day get mixed up in a murder that she claimed until her dying day she didn't commit

and would go to any length to prove it.

So if you like your coffee hot but your bones chilled, sit back and start your day with a morning

cup of murder.

Lori Bambienic joined the police academy when she was in her early 20s and had trouble as a female officer before she even really started.

The beautiful trainee had an anonymous call reporting that she was smoking marijuana at a party.

She was never formally charged and believed the accusation was made by a jealous wife.

Nevertheless, she graduated from the Academy in

1980 and was assigned to the Southside Second District of Milwaukee. From the beginning, she claimed that

the male officers were brutal, lazy, apathetic, and corrupt, and that being a woman or a minority

of the force was brutal.

She would go on to blame all of the problems she would later encounter on these facts.

While in the academy, she became close friends with a fellow trainee, Judy Zess.

Shortly after graduating, Zess was arrested for smoking marijuana at a concert.

And shortly after that, Lori was dismissed from the police department, her filing a false report on Zess's arrest. Lori, in an attempt to show the unfairness of the department, sent photos she found of the Milwaukee police officers dancing nude at a party at a local bar. She tried to prove

that she was fired for a minor infraction, while the men of the department got away with much more.

Around the same time, in January of 1981, Lori married a 13-year veteran from the department, Fred

Schultz, just a few months after he filed for divorce from

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