Bobbie Jo Stinnett // Lisa Montgomery | Victims

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Crimelines True Crime

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4.5 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 January 2021

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

On December 16, 2004, a woman pulled up outside Bobbie Jo Stinnett's house in Skidmore, Missouri. The pretense was to look at some puppies Bobbie Jo had for sale. But when the woman left, Bobbie Jo was dead.

Time stamp to skip details of severe abuse: 39:22

Music by Scott Buckley

Cover art by Lars Hacking of Rusty Hinges

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0:00.0	Must remember do not forget.
0:07.1	Remind me to bring photo ID.
0:10.2	Reminder set.
0:12.3	Babe, can you make sure I don't forget my photo ID whenever?
0:16.6	All right, love.
0:17.5	The way we vote is changing.
0:19.3	So, however you remember, you'll need ID to vote.
0:22.7	Don't have ID.
0:23.7	Apply for a free voter ID.
0:25.6	Visit electoralcommission.org.uk.
0:28.5	And slash voter ID.
0:59.5	This episode contains pretty much all of the things I would warn you about, including child abuse and sexual exploitation.
1:10.5	Listener discretion is advised.
1:13.5	On December 16, 2004, a woman pulled up outside Bobby Joe's tenant's house in Skidmore, Missouri.
1:32.5	The pretense was to look at some puppies Bobby Joe had for sale.
1:38.5	But when the woman not left, Bobby Joe was dead.
1:42.5	I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.
1:52.5	Welcome to Crime Lines.
1:54.5	Welcome to the first episode of the New Year.
1:57.5	I hope everyone had a chance to listen to my question and answer episode from last week.
2:03.5	Just to give you a little bit of insight into how the show is made and what we're going to do with it going forward.
2:09.5	Long story short, it's going to be much of the same.
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