Jennifer Vanished sometime in the overnight hours.

Right now there is no trace.

The investigators say evidence leads them to believe that she's dead.

Stick my nose back in the trail, that's all I can do.

This is already gone, already gone, already gone.

Over Labor Day Weekend, I once again participated in a live show at the Festival of Audities

in Charlotte, Michigan.

This festival is organized by my friend and fellow podcast host Jen Carpenter.

You can hear Jen's Michigan-centric storytelling on the Violent Ends podcast, which I highly

recommend.

Jen and I did a live show for attendees and opted to cover the case of Michigan's serial

killer Donald Jean Miller, who I covered back in 2017, but this case absolutely needs

to be looked at again.

Now, in the world of true crime, we typically talk about things that happened in the past,

but right now we need to talk about the future.

One date in particular, May 1, 2031.

That's less than eight years away.

And that's the date that admitted convicted serial killer will be released back into our

community if he's not released before then.

In the 1970s, there was nothing unique about a clean cut, white guy murdering a bunch

of pretty young women, but here's something that is unique about today's case.

Even though he confessed to the murder of four women, today's killer has not served

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