The 12 Beers of Christmas: Married to an Ax Murderer

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🗓️ 18 December 2016

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Dustin Lee Klopp punched his wife Stephanie Kilhefner in the face, causing her to fall to the floor, and then cut her throat with a knife and struck her head with an ax multiple times on Christmas Eve 2014. He put her body in a bag in a shed on their Paradise Township property and […]

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0:00.0	Your eyes are like turning now.
0:04.0	I'll take your head.
0:08.0	Your head.
0:10.0	Your hair looks like.
0:12.0	You want to say no and no.
0:14.0	Boy, and the same.
0:16.0	I'm moving closer.
0:18.0	I'm going to say that I'm
0:20.0	just this is so pretty. I chose my to my pride.
0:24.0	Pericaster.
0:27.0	Be it on whole lot of
0:29.0	but it's cool.
0:31.0	Hi and welcome to the fifth episode of our 12 Beers of Christmas on True Crime
0:36.1	Brewery I'm Jill and I'm Dick. In today's episode we're talking about a
0:40.5	Christmas Eve axe murder in 2014 in Pennsylvania and that should be pretty interesting.
0:48.0	Yeah I'm thinking these crimes are just getting more horrific around the holidays. It's just... I didn't know there were so many to be
0:55.5	honest with you. Well, yeah, but as you said earlier, holidays are stressful times.
1:03.0	That's true.
1:04.0	So why don't I read a five-star review and you can get the beer opened because this is a short
1:08.4	episode.
1:09.4	Right.
1:10.4	Right.
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