The Cup That Cracked A 30-Year Murder Case: Mandy Stavik's Story
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The Cup That Cracked A 30-Year Murder Case: Mandy Stavik's Story
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When 18-year-old Amanda Stavik went for a Thanksgiving weekend jog in the tiny town of Acme, Washington, nobody expected her to vanish without a trace. What happened next would haunt this tight-knit community for three decades. This is the story of how a coworker's courage, a discarded cup, and revolutionary DNA technology finally brought justice to a young woman who deserved so much more. Sometimes the person you're looking for has been right there all along, living down the street, watching the investigation unfold. This case will make you question everything you think you know about small-town safety and the lengths people will go to protect dark secrets.
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