
105. The Murder of Lisa Knoefel
11/13/23 • 52 min
On November 16th, 2012 a dispatcher would pick up a 911 emergency call in Lake County, Ohio and everything that happened after that call was picked up would take everyone that came into contact with the case by surprise. On the other end of the line was a young girl who was in hysterics as she screamed into the phone and tried to express what was going on in her home. Finally, the dispatcher was able to deduct that the young girl on the phone was telling her that someone was killing her mom. As the case unravelled there would be surprise after surprise and heartbreak after heartbreak. One of the worst things in the world that we can look at in the realm of true crime is cases like this one when a parent succumbs to a child. This murder was gruesome and the details continued to come out long after the crime and scene were dealt with.
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On November 16th, 2012 a dispatcher would pick up a 911 emergency call in Lake County, Ohio and everything that happened after that call was picked up would take everyone that came into contact with the case by surprise. On the other end of the line was a young girl who was in hysterics as she screamed into the phone and tried to express what was going on in her home. Finally, the dispatcher was able to deduct that the young girl on the phone was telling her that someone was killing her mom. As the case unravelled there would be surprise after surprise and heartbreak after heartbreak. One of the worst things in the world that we can look at in the realm of true crime is cases like this one when a parent succumbs to a child. This murder was gruesome and the details continued to come out long after the crime and scene were dealt with.
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