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You know, these girls would be in their 30s now.

Sarah wanted to be a doctor.

They both had dreams.

Instead, they're buried in some weed overgrown cemetery.

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And I'm Will Johnson.

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Music I'm Will Johnson. You're listening to The Daily Crime. In Dallas, Texas, testimony is underway in the trial of a man accused of killing his two daughters on New Year's Day in 2008.

It haunted me.

This case has haunted me throughout my career.

It was just so senseless.

It really broke my heart when you hear those 911 calls and you hear the girls, you hear Sarah crying for help.

It is, it is haunting. And in Boise, the family of a woman killed 10 years ago

is continuing to seek answers. It is incredibly devastating for anyone. I just would love for

it to come to an end. Will, let's start with this trial that's underway in Dallas.

You've been looking into the case.

Take us through the background, which takes us back to New Year's in 2008, when Amina and Sarah

Saeed were killed.

That's right.

And before we get to that New Year's Day, let's go back a few days earlier that December to Christmas Day.

That's when Patricia Saeed and her daughter's 18-year-old Amina and 17-year-old Sarah left town and went to Kansas.

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