Maybe your stamps are on the table next to the birthday card you forgot to send.

Or in that random drawer full of pens, pennies and paperclips.

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Or maybe just maybe, then neatly placed in a completely sensible spot.

After the 31st of January 2023, regular stamps without a barcode will no longer be valid.

So if you know where your old ones are, this is your last chance to use them up.

Or you can swap them.

For more info visit RoyalMail.com slash barcoded stamps.

Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today's case is at a Fargo North Dakota.

Smalltalk sucks, so let's dive in.

Savannah Laugh-Ontane Greywyn was an independent, outgoing, kind and selfless 22-year-old.

She was a member of the Spirit Lake tribe and her family was her world.

She, her parents, her brother and her sister all lived together in an apartment in Fargo North Dakota.

But Savannah was going to be moving out soon.

She was expecting her first child, a girl with her boyfriend Ashton,

who she'd been with since she was 15 and they were going to name their daughter Haysley Joe.

The couple was set to move into their own apartment on September 1st in preparation for their

sweet baby girl who'd be arriving just 19 days later, but that move would never happen.

The apartment building Savannah and her family lived in wasn't a big one.

It was more like a large house split into seven apartments, which was three stories tall.

Savannah lived on the bottom floor.

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