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True crime can be strangely fascinating.

This true crime is odd, macabre and haunted.

I'm Diane, your guide into the shadows.

Welcome to Fantasmo Crime.

Husband kills wife.

This is the classic true crime tale.

The spouses of murder victims are always the first to be scrutinized as suspects.

And for good reason.

The CDC did a study in 18 states of murdered women from the years 2003 to 2014,

and more than half were murdered by a former or current partner or family or friend of that partner,

and 93% of those cases were current or former partners.

Amy Crippin was a successful homeopathic doctor in the early 1900s, and his wife Cora went missing.

All eyes focused on Dr. Crippin, as the search for his wife began.

The murder of Cora Crippin and the trial that followed became international news.

The Chamber of Horrors closed in April of 2016 at Madame Tussauds in London.

Part of that exhibit was a wax figure of Dr. Holly Harvey Crippin.

Holly Crippin was born in Coldwater, Michigan in September of 1862.

He was a short man, standing only 5-3, and had what were described as very unusually buggy eyes.

Crippin decided to pursue medicine and started at the Michigan School of Homeopathic Medicine,

and then moved to the Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College, from which he graduated in 1884.

He married a woman named Charlotte in 1887, and they had a son named Holly Otto.

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