In 2005, a twisted case was featured on the second season of SNAPT.

This was the first internet murder case.

Back in 1999, our department was in the infancy stage of learning about the internet.

This captured the nation's attention.

It begins with a mysterious shooting.

My brother-in-law, he's laying on the floor and there's blood.

The money was missing, his wallet was missing.

But the investigation unearths a sinister plot,

orchestrated by a master manipulator using the internet to lure in victims.

The first chats that they had was pretty mundane, but they quickly turned sexual.

Her screen names included Just Hot to See You, Horny 7-249.

It blindsided us.

And we're going, oh wait, where did this come from? That was part of her game playing on his emotions.

Now, nearly 20 years later, there is more to the fascinating story of the Internet's first murder case,

an investigation that helped usher in the modern age of true crime.

I watched a lot of snap.

There was something in her eyes.

I thought she was innocent.

Her conviction was appealed.

The court ruled she should get a new trial.

She had a hookline and sinker, and she just kept up getting away with that. She's diabetic. She's probably the most evil person I haven't met. The It's the fall of 1999, and residents of Flint, Michigan,

are hoping the new millennium will bring positive change to the area.

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