Two friends Dewey and Kevin travel to Down in the Valley record store in November of 1974. Kevin wanted to replace some cassette tapes that were stolen from his vehicle a week prior and Dewey went along to shop for some records.

While shopping a man comes into the store and starts to shoot.

In August of 1974, a former classmate of Timothy Crosby’s was found stabbed to death. Yvonne Bye was only 18 years old when she became friends with two people who would plot to take her life brutally.

In December of 1974, Timothy spoke of her murder to his current abducted victim.

In 1965 in a quiet neighborhood on a late Summer night, a peeping Tom and repeat sexual offender took 14 year old Barbara Iversen from a home where she was babysitting two young children.

Today in Minnesota, the law that stems from her case is still a controversial topic.

In this episode I’ll be covering the abduction and murder of Barbara Iversen and the dangerous sexual offender law in Minnesota that’s keeping people like Timothy Crosby away from society.

The son of a St. Paul police officer is a seasoned violent sexual offender by the age of 18. The deal he got after his first caught offense in 1974 solidified his freedom to roam the streets off and on from then to 2009. Leaving three suspected murdered or missing victims in Wright County alone.

In this episode of Aren’t You the Girl? I highlight what I know of the 1994 cold case of Victoria Morris and the life and verified crimes of Timothy Joseph Crosby.

In an isolated area of Monticello, Minnesota in the fall of 1993 a dog dragged home a human forearm and hand. When the owner discovers the gruesome sight on their front doorstep – a 6 mile search of the county begins.

When it was learned the remains were of 31 year old Martha Bacon, a woman with a checkered past, sensitivity in our community diminished and a media frenzy in Minneapolis ensued.

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Eighteen months after Joli Truelson’s murder, twenty-five year old Mary Schlais was found dead after hitching a ride in Minneapolis. What stands out to Joli’s uncle Matt – the yellow vehicle Mary’s body was witnessed being dumped from.

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When 16 year old Joli Truelson was found in a creek after supposedly thumbing a ride to her grandmother’s house, a massive anti-hitchhiking movement ignited in the Twin Cities.

But was that the easy explanation for her murder? 51 years later her death remains unsolved and we wonder did Joli truly get a fair investigation when she was initially killed?

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