Hey True Crime Besties, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly. Oh, Hey hey everybody welcome back to an all new bonus episode of

serialously with me Annie. So I'm going to jump right into it today

guys I hope you're all having a good week but I had to jump on here and drop this

bonus episode because this case that I'm going to talk with you guys about is

happening right now and it is beyond me and blows my mind why more people

aren't talking about it because it is truly so grotesque and depraved and I don't

know why it's not in the media. We have seen cases similar to this with House of

Horrors, Turpin, all of these cases in the media before, so I have no idea why

this one isn't being discussed.

So I knew I had to just jump on here with you guys, had to break it down for for you it's one that I'm going to

continue to follow very very closely but let's get right into it.

South 71 Street sounds like my neighbors be saying that the children might be in danger

we're gonna stage for a second here it's a dispatch call Milwaukee fires acting

assistant chief Skyler B. Lott.

This one just sounded different.

So on the 13th of July,

Milwaukee's District 3 police officers

were called in response to distress calls regarding two naked young boys,

aged seven and nine. The boys were roaming South 71st Street, covered in blood in their own waste, in bruises and red marks.

A 911 caller reported seeing a woman forcefully pulling one of the boys back inside their home. This woman was Katie

Koch. The person who called 911 was a neighbor named Chris Edder.

Ever forget the way they looked when they came running out of that house.

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