Due to the nature of this case, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of incest, murder, kidnapping, sexual abuse of minors, and

substance use.

Consider this when deciding how and when you'll listen.

Imagine you're driving to work in the morning.

You've got your coffee, the sun's shining, your favorite music's playing,

and there are barely any cars on the road.

Then you pull up to a red light.

There's a beige forward station wagon in front of you.

It looks a little worse for wear, but there's nothing out of the ordinary about it.

Until you notice movement in the backseat.

Before you can process what's happening,

you're staring at the faces of two young girls,

not yet teenagers, bound and gagged.

Their eyes are racked with fear. You fumble to find a piece of paper and

jot down the license plate, but the girls' muted screams draw the attention of the man in the

driver's seat. Your eyes meet. Did All you're left with is a pit in your stomach and a partial plate, DMT6.

You didn't even catch what state it was from.

You don't know it yet, but you just became one of the only witnesses to a crime that will take

more than four decades to solve.

This is the story of The Lion Sisters.

I'm Vanessa Richardson, and this is Serial Killers,

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