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0:00Hi, crime junkies, it's Britt.
0:02If this show has taught us anything, it's that the truth is not always the version people tell you first.
0:07That's what makes Chameleon so good.
0:10Each week, host Josh Dean digs into real stories of people pretending to be someone they're not, from elaborate scams to cons that somehow keep going long after they should have fallen apart.
0:20It's true crime, but with a different kind of danger, manipulation, deception, and lies that actually worked.
0:25Listen to Chameleon every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30Hi, crime junkies.
0:31I'm your host, Ashley Flowers.
0:33And I'm Britt.
0:34And the story I have for you today is one that's hung over a corner of Wisconsin for decades.
0:39In the summer of 1969, a teenage girl walked out of a restaurant after her waitressing shift and was never seen alive again.
0:48What turned up later, scattered in pieces across Racine County, told investigators that they were dealing with someone who had skill, patience, and time.
0:58Since then, this case has pulled detectives in every direction, from a coworker whose own family has been pointing the finger at him for years to a man who terrorized his children by claiming he was the killer.
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