Hello everyone. What is up? Welcome back to another episode of Killer Instinct, you guys. Thank you so much for joining me here today. If you're new here, hi, my name is Savannah and I am your host of Killer Instinct. And before we get started, make sure you go ahead and hit that

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you are. But with that all being said, let's talk about why we are here today. As you guys can tell

by the title of today's episode, today we are talking about the brutal, bizarre, twisted,

solved case of a woman named Devin Goosman. So with that being said,

let's jump right on into it. Devin Goosman was born on June 9th of 1981 in Phillipsburg, New Jersey,

to her mother, Melody Dancy, and her father, Rick Goosman. Growing up, Devin was described as a happy go lucky girl.

She was outgoing. She loved her family. She was described as Spunky. And growing up, she definitely

was a little bit of a tomboy. She had a brother and she loved spending time with her brother. She loved playing with his toys,

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