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Hey listeners, we're taking a break for the Memorial Day holiday this week,

but we'll be back next week with an all new episode of Crimes of the Centuries.

While we're away, here's a look back at one of our episodes from season one that you may not have

heard yet. Rebecca Schaefer, the slaying of a starlet. Enjoy the holiday and we'll see you next week.

Some Crimes are so heartbreaking or shocking that they earn the label crime of the century,

but the stories that made headlines and decades passed aren't necessarily remembered today.

I'm Amber Hunt, a journalist and author, and in each episode of this show, I'll examine a case

that's maybe lesser known today, but was huge when it happened. This is Crimes of the Centuries.

Rebecca Schaefer had been waiting for a break like this for years, as she rushed around her

Los Angeles apartment picking up the right clothes and deciding how to style her mean of

household brunette hair. She tried to keep her nerves in check. Francis Ford Coppola.

She was just hours away from auditioning for a role in a friggin Francis Ford Coppola movie.

How cool was that? When the doorbell rang, her muscle memory might have triggered her to try

for the intercom and ask who it was, but the intercom was busted. Besides, she was expecting someone

at any minute. I mean, really, they should have been here by now. A courier was headed to her

place with the audition script she needed, and she couldn't leave for the audition without the

audition script. So she hopped downstairs and opened the door. After the gunmen's bullet entered

her chest and she found herself split on the floor of her entryway, Rebecca let out a blood

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