Mini Episode - Marliz Spannhake

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

A special companion episode to Episode 256. We discuss missing woman Marliz Spannhake and the recent Unsolved Mysteries episode about a very haunted apartment.

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0:00.0	What happens now?
0:01.5	What happens now?
0:03.3	I will like hope.
0:04.7	How will I cope?
0:06.8	Sometimes you don't want to talk about cancer to people you know.
0:10.8	You just want to talk to someone who knows how you feel.
0:14.8	That's why I joined the Muntmillian Online Community.
0:18.1	We know what it's like because we're living with cancer too.
0:22.4	And whatever's on your mind, we're here to help.
0:26.0	To join us, Sarah Schmidt-Millian Online Community.
0:32.4	Hi, welcome to a special edition of the Hollywood crime scene mini episode.
0:38.3	Hi, hi Thanksgiving.
0:40.8	Wow, in the future.
0:42.1	In the future. We're recording this before Thanksgiving.
0:44.7	But we do have a special episode for you that is related to a case we covered during
0:53.9	Halloween month.
0:55.4	Does he take it away?
0:57.2	So back in October, I covered the story of Colleen Stan.
1:02.2	This is also known as the Girl in the Box case.
1:05.3	And during that episode, I mentioned a woman named Mary Elizabeth Spanaki.
1:10.2	She was believed to be the first victim of Cameron Hooker,
1:14.0	something that his wife basically confirmed when she confessed to everything after getting
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