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Darr

Let me know if you need any Oakland County Child Killer links, I have lots. One of my pet cases, you know. I agree, it's so depressing. I think it is even more so because we remember it so vividly and it had an impact on our lives at a very impressionable age. I truly think that case had a definite influence on our true crime interests. It is so frustrating to read about tips being ignored, and then that crazy lady who may be making all tipsters look bad. (Yeah, I'm looking at you Helen - you and your OTIS file) She has sparked a lot of internet interest in the case though, and has more people talking, so that is good. I'm very disapointed the Cold Serial OCCK board has had so little happening, it used to be a great source of information and speculation.

I keep forgetting to send you the links, but I did finally find some information about the serial killer that went to Howell High with my Mom. If I can find them real quick I will email them to you now, before I forget again.

As always, yours in murder and mayhem.

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