Discretion is advised.

Ten-minute murder.

Betsy Arzma was born on July 11, 1947 in Holland, Michigan.

She was born into a middle-class, religious, conservative family.

As a child, she showed great talent in both art and poetry.

As a teen, contrary to the way she had been raised,

Betsy started embracing some rather liberal and feminist views.

After her graduation from Holland High in 1965, she wanted to become a physician and give something back to those less fortunate. That fall, Betsy attended Hope College.

After two years, she transferred to the University of Michigan. It was there that she met David Wright.

Wright was Betsy's first real boyfriend, and he had also

planned on becoming a physician. Betsy graduated from the University of Michigan with honors in 1969

and planned on joining the Peace Corps to go to work in Africa. Although her relationship with Wright

would set her plans on a different course,

she could picture a future with him, but he wasn't seeing that same picture if she left for

another country. Wright would be attending school in Hershey, Pennsylvania, so Betsy enrolled

at Penn State to stay closer to him. She took school very seriously, but only eight weeks in,

she had already fallen behind on an English assignment. She spent the day before Thanksgiving

and part of Thanksgiving Day with Wright, his roommates, and their girlfriends. They even

discussed getting engaged around Christmas. That afternoon, on November 27th, Wright drove Betsy

to the bus stop so that she could head back to school. She had a meeting scheduled with a professor

to get advice on her research paper. At 4 p.m. on Friday, November 28th, Betsy met with

university professor Nicholas Tchaikovsky. They spent a few minutes exchanging ideas,

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