MURDERED: Tent Girl

Crime Junkie

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True Crime

4.7 • 358.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

On May 17, 1968, a woman was found in the woods, murdered and wrapped in tent fabric. For over 30 years she remained unidentified in a Kentucky grave with a donated headstone that bore the name "Tent Girl". But 90s internet and a superhero named Todd come together to give this girl a name and give her family the answers they waited so many decades for.

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0:00.0	isa
0:10.6	Hi everyone, welcome back to Crime Junkie.
0:31.6	I am your host Ashley Flowers, joined by Brit.
0:35.1	Hi everyone.
0:36.1	And just a couple of housekeeping things.
0:37.8	If you haven't signed up for our newsletter, then you missed the fact that we're doing our
0:40.9	first meet-up about a month from now on March 10th in Indianapolis, Indiana.
0:47.0	So if you're interested in coming out, hanging out with us and talking to your crime, make
0:50.1	sure you go to our Facebook page and RSVP for the event.
0:53.6	Can't wait to see you guys.
0:55.6	This episode of Crime Junkie is brought to you by Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana.
1:01.0	So now that you know a little bit about Crime Stoppers, if you had to guess, where do you
1:04.7	think they get their funding?
1:06.6	Since they work so closely with police, I would have to assume that they're either state
1:10.8	funded or they get some money back from a police program.
1:14.6	No, they actually are 100% a non-profit and they get no money from the police and no money
1:20.5	from the state.
1:21.5	Wow, they can still function with that?
1:23.8	Yeah, so they get actually all their money.
1:26.0	Even though Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana works closely with police and is literally
1:30.5	responsible for thousands of arrests, they receive no government funding.
1:35.2	All of their funding comes from listeners like you.
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