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Family dynamics can be tricky, and sometimes even the people closest to you can become the most dangerous.

Killer Kin from ID explores real cases about how family life can fall deep into manipulation,

obsession, and murder.

Unpack what happens when rivalry and desire for control,

lead investigators and relatives questioning what fueled some of the darkest crimes ever committed.

Does evil run in the family?

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Hi there, everybody, and welcome to 2020 The After Show. I'm Deborah Roberts, and I'm so happy

you're with us today. I have to tell you, if you saw 2020's episode this past week, you know it was quite

riveting. And if you didn't, you are in for some interesting details. I have to say that

as a correspondent, but also as a mom, there are certain stories that just really stick with me,

particularly when they involve young people. And in this case, the story that we are talking

about involves a 19-year-old college student. Jesse Blodgett, who was found murdered. She was a

talented musician from Hartford, Wisconsin, a theater person. And on July 15, 2013, her mom went

into her bedroom, in her home, and found her daughter, 2013, her mom went into her bedroom in her home and found her daughter cold, blue, not breathing.

Obviously, she was distraught by that, but then once she called 911, she noticed that she had marks around her neck that appeared to be strangulation.

She had been killed in her own home. This is a story that was just

absolutely horrific for this community. Jesse murdered in her home and the man responsible for the

crime was essentially right there, hiding in plain sight. Well, today we're going to talk not only

about the story and what you may have seen if you saw our 2020 episode, but we're going to also provide some bonus materials, some information that you

didn't see in our 2020 episode. It was called her last note. And it details the disturbing

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