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you're hearing about today.

It's nothing gross or graphic, but just enough for you to put a face with the names that you're

hearing about. The story today is so hard to tell. Most murder cases are difficult to learn about,

but with a large majority of them, you're dealing with a coherent motive of some kind,

no matter how unjustifiable it is.

Serial killers kill because they enjoy it in some sick way. Other murderers kill on impulse.

Some do it for money or jealousy or revenge. The killer today apparently did it just to make

the father of the victims suffer. The worst part is that killer was also his wife and the mother of the ones she set her sights on.

Christy Sheets on.

Christy Sheets and her husband, Jason, had a pretty decent relationship.

The couple met in a small North Alabama town when they were much younger

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