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Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include violence, rape,

murder, and offenses against children.

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In last week's episode, we discussed the tragic story of Stephen Stainer, a little boy who was

kidnapped on his way home from school by a pedophile named Kenneth Parnell.

Stephen was held in captivity for seven years.

And then in 1980, his kidnapper abducted another little boy named Timmy White. And it was then when Stephen

decided that he was going to save Timmy's life and bring them both to a police station.

If you haven't listened to last week's episode, make sure you go back and listen.

Because Stephen Steiner was considered a national hero.

Not only did he help put a pedophile in prison, but he also saved five-year-old

Timmy White. And finally, after seven long years, Stephen was reunited with his family. Video from that day

shows Stephen hugging his parents. He also hugs his older brother Carrie. Back in the 1980s everyone watched with tears in their eyes as the brothers were

reunited. It was one of those rare true crime stories that had a happy ending, or so they thought.

In 1999, a serial killer would take the lives of four women near Yosemite National Park, and the investigations into their deaths would lead investigators

to a man named Carrie Stainer. Soon enough, the Stainer family was right back into the spotlight.

And everyone in America learned that a national hero's older brother was the infamous

Yosemite serial killer, a plot twist that no one expected.

So this is the story of Carrie Stainer.

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