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I'm Jill and I'm Dick.

Mackay Everett was the adored only child of Paulette and Carl Everett.

The tight-knit family of three lived a comfortable life in an upscale subdivision in Conroe, Texas, a town

just a few miles north of Houston. Crime was uncommon in the Everett's neighborhood,

but they still took precautions, including the installation of a home security system.

Join us at the quiet end for a killer at the door, the abduction and murder of McKay Everett.

At 12 years old, McKay knew all about stranger danger, but kidnapping by a complete stranger

is rare. And one of the rarest murders of all

is a murder committed in the course of a kidnapping.

Now in this case, McKay was taken from his home

by someone he knew,

someone who had lured McKay's parents out of their

home to get them out of the way.

So how did McKay know this killer and what was the motive behind this inconceivable betrayal?

It's just stunning to me that he was able to lure the parents away or willing to do that.

I've never heard of a case like this before.

No, it's pretty convoluted. It is and very evil.

Very. The beer for today is called the Jabberwaki, brewed by a lone pint brewery

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