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so that you get the discount. In September 1972, a dog came home carrying a human arm.

What police found next launched 50 years of ghost stories, conspiracy theories, and absolutely

zero answers.

But in 2024, everything changed.

This is the real story of what happened to Jeanette De Palma. So here's what actually went down in Springfield, New Jersey in 1972.

And I promise you it's wilder than any horror movie because this is real, and it involves

some of the worst police work you've ever heard.

August 7, 1972, Jeanette De Palma was 16 years old, about to turn 17 in a few days.

She told her mom she was taking the train to visit a friend. Totally normal teenage plan. She walked out of the

door of her family's home in Springfield, New Jersey, and that was it. Nobody saw her alive again.

Now, Jeanette was complicated in a way that most teenagers are complicated. She loved rock music,

went to parties, hung out with friends. But she'd also gotten really involved in this

thing called the Jesus Movement, which was basically the Christian version of hippie counterculture.

She'd been through some stuff with drugs and was actively counseling other kids about staying

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