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Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today's case is out of Tupelo, Mississippi.

Small talk sucks, so let's dive in.

13-year-old Lee Ochi was a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, timid teen who loved dogs,

pizza, and hugs. Basically, she was all of us. Her mom, Vicki, and her dad, Donald,

were both in the military, and she was lucky enough to be born at a base in Hawaii.

As perfect as that sounds, her parents' marriage wasn't as delightful.

The two split when she was young, and with military parents, that meant that from then on out,

visitation would involve a lot of traveling. Lee went on to live with her mom for most of the time,

but would travel across the country and sometimes even the world to spend time with her dad.

While there was always physical distance between the two, they were still really close.

Though by the time she was 13, her dad told Crime Blogger 1983 that the two would only get to

talk about twice a month. Lee had moved to Tupelo, Mississippi, a southern town small enough for

people to write country songs about, while her dad was stationed all the way over on the East Coast

in Virginia. At that point in Lee's life, both of her parents had remarried, but in the first

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