Welcome back to another episode of twisted news or perhaps welcome to your

first one. In these episodes each week we bring you to the strangest and most

disturbing cases that are currently happening all around the world. I'm Andrew

thanks for tuning in. Now for today we're tackling some cold murder cases from

around the US that look like they're finally getting the closure they've so

long been looking for. The first one is from 1986 and involves a young mother from

Wisconsin. The second one is from 1975 and involves a teenager from Indiana.

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Number one 1986 murder of a mom. While most of us can only imagine what goes

through the mind of a criminal who gets away with their crime experts tell us

that when they do they usually gain confidence and commit the crime again.

Thinking that they know how to evade capture. But when dealing with

murderers I see only crime that isn't more likely to be committed again. When the

killer gets away with it many times they just go on to live a normal life.

These people may be your neighbor colleague or even a friend or family member.

You'll never know the dirty deeds they've done which when you think about it

there's a very dark and twisted truth. This case today involves 22 year-old

Lisa Holstad. A woman whose case is remained unsolved for almost four decades

and until recently was the oldest unsolved homicide case in Brown County, Wisconsin.

Back in 1986 Lisa was riding in the car with her boyfriend when an argument

they had became heated. It got to the point where she had him pull over to the

side of the road so she could get out and walk. She was headed back to her

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