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I was at a trade show for work, and I fell down, and I needed to let my boss know that I wasn't going to go into work on the following Monday.

This is Jenny Malone.

In 2008, she was a 42-year-old working mom with three kids living in Northridge, California, a suburb of Los Angeles.

What she's about to describe happened in the months just after Juliana Redding's murder.

And this is the first time she's ever spoken to a journalist about what she experienced.

So that's pretty much how the whole thing started.

Initially, she didn't think too much about it.

It wasn't even an injury at the time. But she had a little back pain, and her wrist was still sensitive from a previous injury.

So I just wanted to go get it checked to make sure that everything was still okay.

So in California, if you get injured on the job, you don't go to your regular doctor.

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