TRUE CRIME WEEKLY: The Girl Who Disappeared in Plain Sight
Who Was Jennifer? Jennifer Kesse was exactly the type of person you’d assume is safe educated, responsible, career-driven, punctual, social, grounded, and smart. She grew up in a close, middle-class family in Florida, was college-educated, bright, hard-working, and lived a structured adult life. True Crime Weekly is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and…
“The most blatant, arrogant, yet curiously effective liar and manipulator of the truth”
It was the 24th of January 1988. Forty six year old Janet Overton had breakfast at her home in Dana Point, California, United States before packing up the car on the driveway with help from her eighteen year old son Eric. They had plans that day. They had arranged to spend time with friends on…
The Tragic Case of Matthew Eappen
It was the 4th of February 1997. A Tuesday. Eighteen year old Louise Woodward called 911: “Help – there’s …a baby… he’s barely breathing. Help . . . he’s making gurgling noises . . . Help, what should I do? . . . I think he puked. His face is going violet . . .…
- TRUE CRIME WEEKLY: The Girl Who Disappeared in Plain Sight
- “The most blatant, arrogant, yet curiously effective liar and manipulator of the truth”
- The Tragic Case of Matthew Eappen
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