Before we get into this episode, I need to send warm thoughts to listeners Amanda, Tiffany, and Sue.

Each of these amazing women have recently suffered a loss and could use some extra kindness right now.

On a lighter note, I want to express my appreciation to Monica and Reagan.

If you follow the show on Facebook, they created new graphics

for the headers on the discussion group and for our page. Much appreciated.

So I had initially planned this episode to cover just one case, the unresolved murder of Jill Holspock in 1991. However, developments in another case I've been following had me change gears. So this

episode is structured differently from what you're used to. I've got two stories this

week and while they have a lot of differences, they share common threads.

Both women were mothers, each of them had only one child, a daughter.

Both of these women were 29 years old and both of them were murdered in places that

should have been safe. So sit back, relax, and let's start with our first case, the murder of Kathleen Schlosser Krasneck.

One of the things that I've done as a follower of all things murder-related in Michigan is I've joined a lot of

Facebook groups. I've joined local groups from nearly every corner of the state.

I'm looking for information on cases that I'm working on, or to learn about cases to put on the list to cover, or to share information about some of our missing people.

One of the groups I joined was Macomb County True Crime Stories.

I wanted to join that group so that I could share information about a new push

in the 1979 disappearance of 12-year-old Kim King.

She was last seen in Macomb County.

She lived most of her short life in Macomb County.

It seemed fitting to be in that group.

While I was in the group, I came across a post about the Krowsack murder.

The post was short into the point, quote,

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