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I'm Torella, and I'm Tori, and we're sisters who have always loved true crime and decided to turn that obsession into a show with a light take on the topic.

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This episode contains discussion of murder by stabbing and strangulation, kidnapping, carjacking, and attempted murder.

Listener discretion is advised.

On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2013, Edwin Alamani took to the streets of Boston, Massachusetts, and attacked three women.

Two women survived, but unfortunately, one woman lost her life.

Amy Lord had just left her apartment in Southy in the early morning hours on her way to the gym when she was attacked.

After forcing Amy to give him her money, he drove her to a remote location and brutally murdered her.

After a day of running wild with someone else's money, Edwin attacked Kaylee Valentine who survived her attack and was able to testify at his trial and to put him away for life.

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