Kimbyrleigha (Host - True Crime with Kimbyr)

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2,146 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3 Jul

Kimbyrleigha (Host - True Crime with Kimbyr)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Over 300 people were in attendance and it was so much over capacity.
that they had people sitting outside listening on an intercom system.
One of Erica's friends, Tara, who had met her while working at the same restaurant, talked about how much fun Erica was.
She said that they became friends very fast and they used to spend weekends at Tara's just swimming and laying out by the pool.
And they had just hung out on July 2nd, a few days before she went missing.
They went shopping and Tara just said that Erica was a perfect example of what a human being should be like.
She never gossiped and never had an unkind word to say about anyone.
And she wanted to fall in love with someone
and have a fairy tale romance.
Erica's father told the crowd that if God was looking for an angel, he got the perfect one.
The autopsy was still being conducted back in Illinois, but as they wait, detectives got back to work, making sure they had enough evidence to link Brian to Erica's crime.
On that initial walkthrough of Brian's home, they didn't do like a thorough search because they needed an official search warrant, and they had one now for his car and his house.
They found Erica's blood in his shower and on the walls of his office and in the trunk of his car, which they believe he used to transport her body.
They had all they needed to charge Brian with her murder.
In order to avoid the death penalty, Brian takes a plea deal, and he has to plead guilty to killing Erica, but he still denies what happened to Brooke Baker.
By September, the coroner's report is back in regard to Erica's cause of death, and unfortunately,
There was not enough forensic evidence to know for sure how she died, but in the coroner's expert opinion, her manner of death was a homicide.
Almost all of her skin and internal organs were gone.
and there was no damage to her skeletal remains.
However, they know that her apartment showed signs of a struggle and there was blood present.
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