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Today, we are going to talk about the 1993 murder of Jeannie Childs.

A Minneapolis woman stabbed more than 60 times in her own apartment.

The investigation started with a solid clue that everyone thought would crack the case.

Instead, the evidence led them down a very winding and complicated path, which eventually

caused the case to turn cold. Then, 25 years later, a new investigative technique led police to a game-changing clue, one hiding

in plain sight, and left by someone no one would have ever suspected before. Hi guys, welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases.

I'm Kaelan Moore, and I'm going to be the one digging deeper into the timelines, the backstories, and the court files related to these cases. And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Apshur. I'm the one who's diving into the Reddit forums, the local news documentaries on YouTube, and everything else I can find to explore the case and see what adds up or doesn't. And at Crime House, we value your support.

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More on the case and the clues that defined it right after this quick break.

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