Sometimes life imitates art and in 2006 a crime rocked to small town in Idaho

that seemed to be drawn straight from the script of a horror film.

The story of the death of Cassie Joe Stoddart will shock you.

It will anger you and above all it will

terrify you.

Get ready to scream.

You're listening to Murder in America. Oh, yeah. Oh, you know, you're going to be.

Oh, you know.

Oh, Oh,

Oh, Oh,

You know

Oh, Pocatello, Idaho is a typical American small town, nestled in the southeastern portion of the state amongst the mountains, it's a quaint place to raise a family,

a settlement that truly represents small town America. In the summer the streets are

filled with townsfolk as the downtown area is taken over by art walks and small music festivals and food trucks make

their homes and parks and along the streets to serve hungry residents.

Interestingly enough though, even though the population is rather small, crime rates in Pocatello are higher than the statewide average.

The town was given a ranking of 15 out of 100 in safety when compared to the rest of America, meaning that it's only

safer than 15% of all American cities. While your chances of becoming a victim of

violent crime across Idaho are one in 447, your chances in Pocatello are one in 211.

These statistics would become alarmingly relevant in 2006 when a brutal murderer rocked the city.

In the town of Pocatello lived Cassie Joe Stodder.

Cassie was a beautiful young girl, only 16 years old who loved music and drawing.

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