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Case 5: The Georgia Voyeur
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Lauren Giddings was a promising twenty-seven-year-old law school graduate, eagerly awaiting the start of her career as a public defender. But just weeks after graduation, as she prepared for her bar exam, Lauren vanished from her apartment right across the street from her law school in Macon, Georgia. Her friends and family grew increasingly worried as days passed with no word from her. When police finally entered Lauren's apartment, her belongings were untouched, and there was no sign of a struggle. But a horrifying discovery in a curbside trashcan soon confirmed their worst fears. As authorities investigated the disturbing crime scene and interviewed Lauren's neighbors, suspicion quickly fell on Stephen McDaniel, a socially awkward law school classmate living in the apartment next door. Witness the chilling investigation and mounting evidence that shook this quiet community and the final revelation of what really happened to Lauren Giddings in the place she called home.
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