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

It's me Annie your true crime bestie here to talk all things true

crime with you. Now the reason why I had to jump on here and drop this bonus

episode outside of the normal release schedule is because I need to talk to you about this case.

It is so wild, there is so much to talk about, so we got to get right into it.

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All right, now let's get into today's case.

So the case we're talking about today, guys,

it's crazy because at the start of it you think you understand it you

think it's pretty open and shut but it has a twist that nobody and I'm

telling you nobody saw coming actually a couple twists but one really big one. So Lily

Peters was a 10-year-old girl and fourth grade student at Parkview Elementary

School in Chippewa Wisconsin. Now Chippewa

has a population of approximately a little over 14,000, so it's a very small town and

very tight-knit community. On Sunday April 24th, 2022, Lily rode her bike over to her aunt's house, and her

aunt lived approximately four blocks or a quarter mile away from Lily's house. Later that evening though, Lily was reportedly seen

leaving her aunt's house on her bike again, but she never returned home. So

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