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Welcome to SoDette.

I'm your host, Jen Carpenter.

This True Crime Tuesday is going to make the million of you that suggested this case to me over the summer very happy

because today we're talking about the Netflix documentary Girl in the Picture, which this is a

story that I heard for the first time on my favorite murder years ago, but I somehow missed

or maybe it wasn't mentioned, I'm not sure, the Michigan connection.

So let's get into it.

Shortly after midnight, on April 25, 1990, three men traveling to Oklahoma City for business came upon a gruesome discovery.

They just exited the I-35 off-ramp that would lead them to the local motel 6 when one of the

men spotted a high-heel shoe lying in the middle of the road. A bit further up, they spotted

something else. A young woman lying face down in the gutter, her limbs twitching wildly as her

body convulsed. The men called 911 and first responders descended upon the scene.

The gravely injured woman was rushed to the hospital as the Oklahoma City Police Department began

their investigation. The petite blonde, who appeared to be in her early 20s, looked to be the victim of a hit-and-run.

Scattered in the ditch were a walkman with headphones,

various grocery items, and a few pieces of a vehicle, a windshield wiper, a broken radio

antenna, and some chips of red paint. It appeared that the young woman was returning to the

Motel 6 with groceries from the nearby truck stop listening to music

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