ANNA BACHMEIER

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10/31/23 • 44 min

Anna Bachmeier was a sweet, spunky little girl who everyone in town knew. She had a tough upbringing, being raised by a single mother who struggled to provide a stable life for Anna. One morning when Anna was walking around her neighborhood, she was abducted and murdered.
Anna’s life was robbed from her by an evil man named Klaus Grabowski.

Anna’s mother was heartbroken, enraged and decided to take matters into her own hands.
In this episode we discuss Anna and her mothers lives and how Marianne Bachmeier became known as the “Revenge Mother”.

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