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Today's episode is going to be a shorter one.

We were going to pair it with a more high-profile case that has an abundance of information

available, whereas this case does not.

However, if we did that, Cherie's story would then not get the individual attention

it deserves, and we feel this case needs

more eyes and ears on it.

Sheree did not come from a medium to upper-class family.

She was in state care.

She was going through a rough patch.

But she has a foster family and siblings that love and miss her very much.

And it was the inaction of several government and non-government agencies that prevented and potentially hampered the investigation

right from the start. This is Cherie's story.

Not much is known about Shari's childhood.

She was one of five children, and she had a very dysfunctional and troubling family life growing up.

So much so in 1993, when Shari was eight years old, her and her siblings were placed into state care and into the foster system.

Something that isn't usual is that they were all placed in the same family.

Francis Schultz and her husband met the children and fell in love with all of them,

and they couldn't bear to see the children who had already been through so much be separated. Sherry settled into her new

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