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Jailyn’s cries echoed through the quiet streets of Cleveland in the dead of the night. The 16-month old toddler whimpered and howled, but no one came to her rescue. Her mother, Kristel Candelario, was away on a 10-day vacation and had left little Jailyn a prisoner in her playpen, with only a few bottles of milk and some crackers, prosecutors said. A neighbor’s door camera captured the 16-month old’s frequent screams, including one around 1AM, two days after her mother left.

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After 27 years, the Las Vegas police have finally made an arrest in rapper Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing. Find out how police stayed on top of this notorious murder that had a lot of people speculating and theorizing in the underground rap scenes, and causing one of the biggest rap battle beefs that spanned two major rap labels on opposite coasts.

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To find out more about the Amazon SNAP EBT Card Program, head on over to my website, NYC GAL OUT Podcast — I've linked it directly to my blog post so that you guys don't have to Google the what or how of the program! Just follow the instructions and get yourself set up on Amazon to use your SNAP funds right away on any SNAP eligible foods and drinks on Amazon.

We've heard so much about Rex Heuermann, but what about his wife of over two decades, Asa Ellerup? Is it possible for someone like a spouse, a parent, a child, or a sibling to not know if someone they are so personal with is a serial killer, or rapist, or child molester, or wife beater?

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Who is Anna Sorokin? She is like a watered-down, female version of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" (that 1999 movie starring Jude Law and Matt Damon). She came from a working-class family of Russian ethnicity, who immigrated to Germany. She studied aboard in England and got an internship with a French fashion magazine, and that's how she ended up in NYC... out staying her travel visa too.

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Kimberly Antonakos was her father's whole life. She was a "daddy's girl" if there ever was one. Yet, one night, it seems that Kimberly never returned to her Brooklyn apartment after a night out clubbing in the city. What happened to her? The tragic end to Kimberly's life was discovered in a relatively short time after her disappearance — a charred body was discovered in a basement of an empty house in Queens, NYC. The autopsy showed that Kimberly was still alive when she was set on fire. Who would commit such a crime? Well, statistics shows that violent crimes are 9-times-out-of-10 committed by someone the victim knows.

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