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Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. So today's case is very, very recent. I have been

getting a lot of requests for it since it happened in November 2020, which by the way, I do take

requests. If you didn't know, I have a case form, a suggestion form in the description box.

But anyway, you guys have been asking me to cover this case for the last few months,

and there's finally enough information out now, I think, to cover it. Because the most

recent development in this case is that it was ruled a homicide, which is huge. So now

I feel like we can really sit down and start talking about it, looking at some of the

details and watching this play out over the next year or longer. So keep in mind that

new information is going to come out. This video is eventually going to be outdated and

I'll have to probably do an update or something like that eventually. But today we are talking

about Alexis Sharky. She was born Alexis Lee Robinult. Sharky is her Mary name, and she

was born on January 25th, 1994. She grew up in Northwestern, Pennsylvania with her parents,

Michael and Stacey and her two younger sisters. And they are a very close family, very loving

family. She was very happy and well-adjusted kid overall. Alexis is clearly absolutely

stunning, but she's also a very smart girl with a very kind and generous soul, and according

to her family, everyone loved her. Her family said that she seemed to be almost addicted

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