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Karma is something that always catches up to people. When you're a good person and you

put goodness out into the world, I wholeheartedly believe that that goodness will eventually

come back to you. But inversely, if you're a bad person, karma hits you even harder. It

may take weeks, years, or in today's case, decades. But the bad karma will always come

back around. In 1980, a young mother and her two sons vanished out of a small and secluded

town in Wyoming. And for years, investigators were always one step behind their killer.

But this case goes to show that no matter where you run, no matter how long you hide for,

your crimes have consequences. And it's only a matter of time until that karma comes

knocking on your door. This is the story of Alice Prunty and Gerald

Eudin. I'm Courtney Brown. And I'm Colin Brown.

And you're listening to Murder in America.

In the summer of 1964, a young Gerald Eudin had just been honorably discharged from the

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