On the morning of May 26th, 1990, 40-year-old Marlene

answered the door of her upscale Wellington Florida home

to find a person dressed as a clown holding a flower arrangement and two balloons.

As Marlene reached out for the gifts, the clown shot her in the face, leaving Marlene

gasping for air on the floor as the clown calmly walked back to a white Chrysler

LeBaron and drove away. While Marlene was rushed to the hospital in critical

condition, a massive manhunt for the clown began and as the investigation unfolded it was revealed that Marlene had

expressed fears that her husband Michael Warren was going to kill her. However, the police would

soon find out Michael couldn't be the killer. He'd been with a friend when Marlene was shot.

But as the investigation continued,

disturbing information about Michael's possible connections

to the murder began to surface. Hello everybody. Hello everybody, welcome back to crime weekly I'm Stephanie Harlow and I'm Derek

Levaser so today we're diving into a brand new case the case of Marlene

May McKinnon, and it's kind of a crazy one, and we're going to get into it.

But before we do, is there anything you want to say?

Anything you want to do?

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addressing it now down the road. But overall, it was just a great experience. Every year it gets better and

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cases we're covering and how they've impacted you and helped you in certain ways in your own lives, it really does drive home the point of why we do this and why it's so special because we're very lucky to be in a position where we have a platform where people come every

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