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In 2007, 17-year-old Kara Kepetski walked out of her high school and disappeared without

a trace. Nine years later, in 2016, 21-year-old Jessica Renians left a party and she was never

seen again. The two young women were trying to break off romantic relationships at the

time, and both with the same man. But would there be enough to convict them? I am Charlie

and welcome to Crime Lines.

Welcome to Crime Lines and an episode that has been years in the making. This has been on my

list since I was making my old podcast. One of the reasons I've waited years to cover

this case is because I have a very strong opinion on the guilt of the accused, very strong.

And he was waiting on trial. If I cannot remain neutral on guilt or innocence while charges

are still pending, I really shouldn't be reporting on it. But now that the trial is over,

here we are. Both of these cases took place in the Kansas City Metro area. And one thing

you need to know about Kansas City is that it is the biggest small town ever. The Metro

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