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What's Up With Ole' Dead Eyes? The Diane Downs Case Part 2
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And, we are back for the conclusion of the Diane Downs case.
This one is packed full of testimony. You will get to hear verbatim what little Christie said in her testimony.
It is May of 1983 as Diane Downs is driving down a nearly deserted dirt road in rural Oregon when she says a "bushy-haired" stranger flags her down in the middle of the road and opens fire on her three small children, injuring her in the process.
This case is seriously not good and neither is Diane. None of it adds up. Which do you believe? Innocent victim or cold blooded child killer? Well, one thing Diane did not count on was leaving behind an eye witness, her daughter Christie.
We really deep dived and dissected this case for you.
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Interesting Interviews Diane gave and also link to Observe:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg6kFKjFgAI
https://youtu.be/SsMXTsU4eqE
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This one is packed full of testimony. You will get to hear verbatim what little Christie said in her testimony.
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https://www.amazon.com/Small-Sacrifices-Story-Passion-Murder/dp/0451166604/ref=sr_1_1?crid=K1WU0F0G2BR5&keywords=ann+rule+small+sacrifices&qid=1653181465&sprefix=anne+rule+%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-1
Interesting Interviews Diane gave and also link to Observe:
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