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How the 1997 'babysitter killers' case resembled a movie plotline

Annemarie Camp, babysitter and wife of Michael Gianakos, was last seen on May 1, 1997, near a lone farmstead in Clay County, Minnesota.
Two versions describe what happened that day: Jamie Lynn Dennis-Gianakos alleged a planned attempt to scare or kill Annemarie to prevent testimony against Michael for a robbery case.
Jamie testified Michael came from the back of the house with a gun and shot Annemarie with a 12-gauge shotgun, after which they tried moving her body closer to the house.
Annemarie's mutilated body was found near farm equipment on May 7, and Jamie received a 25-year sentence after cooperating in Michael's 2000 Clay County trial that convicted him.
Michael denied involvement in his 2003 North Dakota trial, defended by Rick Henderson who claimed Jamie fabricated her story, highlighting differing perspectives on the case.

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How the 1997 'babysitter killers' case resembled a movie plotline

In 1997, Jamie Dennis-Gianakos and her new husband, Michael Gianakos, wanted to silence a witness to robbery charges they faced. The witness was their babysitter, maid of honor and a close friend.

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