Hello and thank you for joining us for another episode of Criminally Listed Presents into the killing.

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This week's case is a disturbing one and the end of it is just the beginning.

If you don't understand what we mean, you will shortly.

The case we're talking about this week happened in August, 1978.

Early that month, Pope John Paul VI died.

Pope John Paul I succeeded him the next month.

On August 13th, a bomb in Beirut, Lebanon killed about 200 people.

Four days later, three Americans crossed the Atlantic in a hot air balloon,

becoming the first people to perform that feat.

The most popular song that summer was Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb,

the youngest of the Gibb brothers.

The eldest three Gibbs made up the superstar group, the Bee Gees.

The film, Rees, was number one at the box office for all of July.

The biggest box office draw for August was the action comedy, Hooper, starring Bert Reynolds and Sally Fields.

Pasadena, Texas is a city in the Houston metropolitan area.

In 1978, the population was around 110,000 people.

It was home to Dorothy Lane and her 17-year-old daughter, Donna.

On August 24th, Dorothy's 26-year-old son, Larry Dickens, was visiting them.

Larry was the father of a three-year-old daughter. He had served in the Marines, and he also worked

as a youth counselor. That afternoon, Donna was at cheerleading practice. Larry was in the

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