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When the care facility that Lindsay had lived in for 20 years closed down, she was angry that Lindsay had to spend 17,000 dollars from his trust to pay to live in the residential accommodation on Grano Street. Had he been on a pension, the government would have given him a place to live for free. Not only was there a buy-in cost, but there was a weekly cost of $60 as well.

Everything Judith bought for Lindsay, from clothes to sweets, was purchased with his own money. Judith talked to Iliar about bringing Lindsay to live with her at Melton. She said the government would pay her $300 per week to look after him and she could use his money to buy her house from the housing commission. The only catch was, she wanted Iliar to do the actual caring for Lindsay.

Everything Judith bought for Lindsay, from clothes to sweets, was purchased with his own money. Judith talked to Iliar about bringing Lindsay to live with her at Melton. She said the government would pay her $300 per week to look after him and she could use his money to buy her house from the housing commission. The only catch was, she wanted Iliar to do the actual caring for Lindsay.

Everything Judith bought for Lindsay, from clothes to sweets, was purchased with his own money. Judith talked to Iliar about bringing Lindsay to live with her at Melton. She said the government would pay her $300 per week to look after him and she could use his money to buy her house from the housing commission. The only catch was, she wanted Iliar to do the actual caring for Lindsay.

Judith did a test run and brought her brother home a couple of days before Christmas. But it didn't work. She returned him to Grano Street by Boxing Day. In that time, she used Lindsays money to buy presents for her children. Detektivs fragten Iliere, ob Judith im Habit war, ihr Auto zu waschen, nachdem sie nach Ararat fuhren musste, um ihren Bruder zu besuchen.

Judith did a test run and brought her brother home a couple of days before Christmas. But it didn't work. She returned him to Grano Street by Boxing Day. In that time, she used Lindsays money to buy presents for her children. Detektivs fragten Iliere, ob Judith im Habit war, ihr Auto zu waschen, nachdem sie nach Ararat fuhren musste, um ihren Bruder zu besuchen.

Judith did a test run and brought her brother home a couple of days before Christmas. But it didn't work. She returned him to Grano Street by Boxing Day. In that time, she used Lindsays money to buy presents for her children. Detektivs fragten Iliere, ob Judith im Habit war, ihr Auto zu waschen, nachdem sie nach Ararat fuhren musste, um ihren Bruder zu besuchen.

Iliere war mit Judith ein halbes Jahr lang weg. Sie hatte niemals ihr Auto gewaschen. Wie bei der Noctec, wusste Iliere alles über den Sirup, den Judith ihren Kindern am Abend gegeben hat. Die letzte Zeit, als er es gesehen hat, war auf dem Neujahrsabend, der gerade passiert ist. Untertitelung. BR 2018 Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank.

Iliere war mit Judith ein halbes Jahr lang weg. Sie hatte niemals ihr Auto gewaschen. Wie bei der Noctec, wusste Iliere alles über den Sirup, den Judith ihren Kindern am Abend gegeben hat. Die letzte Zeit, als er es gesehen hat, war auf dem Neujahrsabend, der gerade passiert ist. Untertitelung. BR 2018 Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank.

Iliere war mit Judith ein halbes Jahr lang weg. Sie hatte niemals ihr Auto gewaschen. Wie bei der Noctec, wusste Iliere alles über den Sirup, den Judith ihren Kindern am Abend gegeben hat. Die letzte Zeit, als er es gesehen hat, war auf dem Neujahrsabend, der gerade passiert ist. Untertitelung. BR 2018 Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank. Vielen Dank.

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It was getting late on Tuesday October 15 1946 when 16-year-old Ruth Smock was startled by the sound of a screen door creaking behind her. Ruth had recently moved into a rooming house in Fort Scott, Kansas to attend a larger high school that offered more varied classes than the one in her rural Missouri hometown.

It was getting late on Tuesday October 15 1946 when 16-year-old Ruth Smock was startled by the sound of a screen door creaking behind her. Ruth had recently moved into a rooming house in Fort Scott, Kansas to attend a larger high school that offered more varied classes than the one in her rural Missouri hometown.

It was getting late on Tuesday October 15 1946 when 16-year-old Ruth Smock was startled by the sound of a screen door creaking behind her. Ruth had recently moved into a rooming house in Fort Scott, Kansas to attend a larger high school that offered more varied classes than the one in her rural Missouri hometown.

Living in the city also allowed Ruth to work part-time as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell so she could save some money. The problem was Ruth lived alone and she wasn't expecting any visitors that evening. A chilling realisation quickly set in. She had left the front door unlocked after returning home from the grocery store earlier. An unfamiliar man was now standing in her apartment.

Living in the city also allowed Ruth to work part-time as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell so she could save some money. The problem was Ruth lived alone and she wasn't expecting any visitors that evening. A chilling realisation quickly set in. She had left the front door unlocked after returning home from the grocery store earlier. An unfamiliar man was now standing in her apartment.

Living in the city also allowed Ruth to work part-time as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell so she could save some money. The problem was Ruth lived alone and she wasn't expecting any visitors that evening. A chilling realisation quickly set in. She had left the front door unlocked after returning home from the grocery store earlier. An unfamiliar man was now standing in her apartment.

The man was tall, appeared to be in his 50s, and was dressed in dirty bib overalls, the kind typically worn by farmers. He greeted Ruth casually, saying, Hi sis, before reaching for a wall switch and turning off the light. Moving quickly, the stranger grabbed Ruth and tore at her clothes. She fought back and managed to press her thumbs into his eyes. This only enraged him further.