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She Was Two Blocks From Her House When Neighbors Saw Her Murderer Kidnap Her, And She Was Still Alive When He Put Her In A Cesspool
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She Was Two Blocks From Her House When Neighbors Saw Her Murderer Kidnap Her, And She Was Still Alive When He Put Her In A Cesspool
On March 3, 1954, a 22-year-old woman named Marguerite Keota was walking home from a dance in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, when she was violently murdered. Her body was found three days later. Marguerite was the youngest of seven siblings. She was described as kind, soft, and a shining beacon of light. According to Marguerite’s nephew, Bill […]
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