Jana

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Debbie told me that a guy had come out and threatened her with a knife, and that his name was Frank.

Debbie told me that a guy had come out and threatened her with a knife, and that his name was Frank.

Debbie told me that a guy had come out and threatened her with a knife, and that his name was Frank.

She never called me late at night. It was always during the day. And she called about 11 o'clock at night, so I knew something was wrong. And she called me. She was hysterical and scared to death, and... and said she couldn't move in with my sister, Ruthie, and if my mother would care if she came back to Oklahoma.

She never called me late at night. It was always during the day. And she called about 11 o'clock at night, so I knew something was wrong. And she called me. She was hysterical and scared to death, and... and said she couldn't move in with my sister, Ruthie, and if my mother would care if she came back to Oklahoma.

She never called me late at night. It was always during the day. And she called about 11 o'clock at night, so I knew something was wrong. And she called me. She was hysterical and scared to death, and... and said she couldn't move in with my sister, Ruthie, and if my mother would care if she came back to Oklahoma.

I was hoping to get more information out of her the night that she called me, but what was so weird, when she called, she was hysterical, you know, and I was trying to keep her on the phone to talk to her, and then there was a loud knock on the door, and... And then Debbie says, oh, it's Frank who's going to drink a case of beer and get drunk and hung up on me.

I was hoping to get more information out of her the night that she called me, but what was so weird, when she called, she was hysterical, you know, and I was trying to keep her on the phone to talk to her, and then there was a loud knock on the door, and... And then Debbie says, oh, it's Frank who's going to drink a case of beer and get drunk and hung up on me.

I was hoping to get more information out of her the night that she called me, but what was so weird, when she called, she was hysterical, you know, and I was trying to keep her on the phone to talk to her, and then there was a loud knock on the door, and... And then Debbie says, oh, it's Frank who's going to drink a case of beer and get drunk and hung up on me.

And he said, yes, I know two Franks. He goes, one you don't want to know, and one of them's my best friend. I said, well, right before Debbie died, this Frank guy was here at this house. And he goes, Mom, better not find out that.

And he said, yes, I know two Franks. He goes, one you don't want to know, and one of them's my best friend. I said, well, right before Debbie died, this Frank guy was here at this house. And he goes, Mom, better not find out that.