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Hey, everyone.

It's Kristen from True Crime Creepers.

Every week I tell my friend in True Crime Newbie Mogab about a case she's never heard before, but that I've been obsessing over. We talk about all the real-life creeps, from serial killers to con artists.

So if you're into Dark Tales with a touch of humor, tune in wherever you get your podcasts. The sun had come up, Mary Alice walked down Avenue in and took a shortcut through the T-shaped alleyway. It was there that the 11-year-old girl discovered a dead body. It was a woman lying face down. The snow around her was red. Hello, really, welcome back to another episode of the Cantral Criminalist today. David Milgard and the murder of Gayle Miller.

Thank you to David, who wrote today's script.

If you knew here, the format of the show, I've never read this before. David has written it for me. I'm going to read it. We're going to explore it together, dear audience. Let's jump in. Hello. Oh, my God. I guys on the floor. It was January the 31st, 1969, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in Canada. Oh, my lord, Canada. I'm pretty sure those are the

correct pronunciations, because I feel like I've had to look this up before. But, uh, yeah, it was 7 o'clock

in the morning. The sky, pitch black.

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