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We have a weird crime.

...described by one investigator as reminiscent of a weird religion.

Morning.

Cuff of murder.

Sometimes an arrest can be more than it seems.

In June of 2007, Wisconsin police made an arrest for what they thought was simply a child protection case.

But after talking to a young girl within the home, police would soon discover all of the sick things that happened inside on June 4th, 2007.

So if you like your coffee hot but your bones chilled, sit back and search your day with a morning cup of murder.

In late 2006, Tammy Garland began making frantic calls to family members asking for money.

She told them she needed $500, and when they inevitably asked what was wrong with her,

and if she needed their help, she would state that she just needed the money, that she and her children were traveling with some friends, and nothing more.

Then, just as soon as the calls from the 36-year-old began, they stopped.

So where was Tammy?

Well, at the time of her phone calls, she was with a group of friends

traveling around the U.S. There was 25-year-old Michael Sisk, 23-year-old Candice Clark, 20-year-old

McAlerc, Clark's children, and Tammy's children, 15-year-old Felicia, and her 11-year-old son.

The family knew her travel companions,

though they did think it was strange that they were together. Michaela Clark was actually Tammy's

ex-girlfriend. They began dating when Michaela was 13 and Tammy was 29, and had been together for

seven years. In fact, Tammy had moved her children down to Orlando to be with Michaela.

But now they were broken up and their separation was anything but a clean one.

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