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True murder with your host, journalist and author, Dan Zufansky.

Good evening.

First came the unsettling Ouija board prophecy that Robin Adams would die before her 17th

birthday.

When a minister was summoned to rid the house of frightening phenomena blamed on the Ouija

board, he was taunted and denounced by a neighbor and suspected Satanist.

Thus the die was cast for one of the most bizarre murder cases in Michigan history.

In 1976, when Robin vanished without a trace from the village of Carro, police were left

without a body, witnesses or anything remotely resembling a crime scene.

The case went cold for six years.

Then when a rookie state police detective was assigned to reopen the investigation, what

followed reads like chapters from a Stephen King novel.

Right down to the claim that the killer's grandmother was practicing black magic to

avenge efforts to bring him to justice.

The book that we're featuring this evening is Fruit of the Poisonous Tree with my special

guest, journalist and author Richard Carson.

Welcome to the program and thank you for agreeing to this interview.

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