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millennials, I've always had an obsession with true crime. On KQ, you'll find light true crime

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This episode contains discussion of domestic violence and death by gunshot. Listener discretion is

advised. In February of 2023, 41-year-old Becky Bleafnick hadn't been heard from when it was

time for her to pick up her children from school. Her ex-husband Tim was notified about the boys

not being picked up, and then he called Becky's father, Bill,

to go and check on her because he'd sent text messages, but they'd not been answered.

So Bill arrives at Becky's house and tragically found her in a second floor bathroom.

Having been shot 14 times, it only took about two weeks for investigators to find their suspect and to make an arrest,

and within three months, a guilty verdict would put him behind bars for the remainder of his life.

Okay, this case was requested, but we can't find a name.

Mark checked the Bible, which is what we call our spreadsheet.

And he checked around some other places and couldn't find the name.

So whoever it was, thank you for requesting this.

And hey girl, thanks to Mark for writing this one up let's get into the history of the case the

history of Becky let's go and also I I bet a lot of you have actually heard of this case but

you don't realize it yet and you'll know when I get to where you're like, oh, that's where.

Becky Bleafnick was born in Quincy, Illinois in November of 1981.

She had an older sister, Sarah, and they were 16 months apart.

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