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An A&E Original Podcast.

This episode contains descriptions of violence and sexual assault.

Use your best judgment.

Sally Cheesebroke was six years old in March of 1978.

She and her older sister Nancy lived with her mother and stepfather in battle Creek Michigan.

Sally was in kindergarten at post-elementary school and Nancy, who was just a year older,

was in the first grade.

They both went to church and were members of our Girls Club, an organization that taught girls

how to sew and cook. The sisters were close. They didn't have a lot of outside friends to talk with.

On March 9th, the girls wanted to put on fingernail polish.

It was clear, but it probably still made them feel fancy.

Bonnie, the girl's mother, had told them to wait until she woke up.

But the girls didn't listen.

Nancy opened the bottle and applied the polish to her sister's fingers and then her own.

Later, on that same day, an ambulance was called to their home.

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