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John Wayne Gacy rare photograph at one of his back yard bbq party 1970’s
John Wayne Gacy rare photograph at one of his back yard bbq party 1970’sYou will receive a modern copy of this photo
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HEATHER ANN SMITH | Grandmother Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Her 3-Year-Old Granddaughter | Related To A SA Case Involving A Man Whom She Had Met On A Dating App | ALS
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HEATHER ANN SMITH | Grandmother Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Her 3-Year-Old Granddaughter | Related To A SA Case Involving A Man Whom She Had Met On A Dating App | ALS
Heather Wallace, a 43-year-old woman from Lowell, Michigan, is accused of sexually assaulting her 3-year-old granddaughter. The charges arose after Wallace reported a man on a dating app who requested her to take indecent photos of her granddaughter. Wallace said she did not cooperate, but it was later uncovered that she had engaged in sexual actions with the man via video chats. She was charged with multiple serious felonies, including second-degree criminal sexual conduct, aggravated ch...
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CHRYSTUL DEJANAE KIZER | Milwaukee Woman Charged With Killing The Man Who Sex Trafficked Her As A Teenager | When Chrystul Was 16, She Met A 33-Year-Old Man Named Randy Volar. Volar Sexually Abused Chrystul Multiple Times. He Filmed It. | ALS
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CHRYSTUL DEJANAE KIZER | Milwaukee Woman Charged With Killing The Man Who Sex Trafficked Her As A Teenager | When Chrystul Was 16, She Met A 33-Year-Old Man Named Randy Volar. Volar Sexually Abused Chrystul Multiple Times. He Filmed It. | ALS
Chrystul Kizer, who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was sexually molested and trafficked to other men for sex at the age of 16. Randy Volar, 34, had been implicated in the exploitation of approximately a dozen minor girls, including Kizer. Kizer was charged with first-degree intentional homicide, which carried the prospect of life imprisonment. In 2022, the Wisconsin Supreme Court determined that Kizer could employ an "affirmative defense" under state law, allowing her to present proof ...
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