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My Killer Father The Green Hollow Murders - Season 1 Episode 2

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00:03I have been saying for decades that my dad killed my mom and when Charlotte died I never believed

00:11it was suicide when Annie Tordoff died I didn't believe that she died of a blood clot everybody

00:19in the family always told me he killed her and made it look like a suicide he's got two wives

00:27and a girlfriend who he called in to the police reporting their deaths what's the odds of that

00:33I think he'd be better off winning the lottery but we both didn't think it was suicide

00:39I don't understand the actions of the Fremont County Insurance Department

00:44when is he ever going to get investigated

00:49police in western Iowa are searching for any sign of a serial killer

00:59the woman claims her late plot are killed at least 50 women and used his children to help bury them

01:27when we were able to open the casket on my mom it was unnerving

01:33um to see her that way she's really preserved well yes she's still got her skin I mean eyelashes

01:44she's got an eyeball and you could tell it was weird you could tell it was our mom

01:51I mean her facial features um her curly hair and it was still very curly she still had a full

01:57head of

01:57hair mm-hmm we still have a ways to go with the autopsy and I think once we get the

02:08results from

02:09that we'll have the closure that we need but we're hoping that this does help Lucy too yes that is

02:18the

02:18whole purpose of the whole purpose of this yes it's truly to bring some to help

02:22lose yes we're Lucy yes and mom because mom loves she loved Lucy a lot

02:33look what making me cry

02:37we're gonna have happy tears mom

02:40I know but yeah

02:49I am Dr. Erin Lindy I'm a forensic pathologist here in Omaha Nebraska

02:55the original investigative report on Charlotte's duty stated that she was found deceased in her

03:03vehicle from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and that she used a Marlin 22 semi-automatic rifle which

03:13is a long gun the dimensions of that weapon from the trigger to the end of the barrel is 24

03:23inches

03:23which is the same distance as her armpit to her right middle finger meaning that the tip of her

03:31finger would just touch that trigger which would be insufficient to cause discharge of the gun

03:41on her right arm right in the crease of the arm near the elbow there's the collection of very small

03:51abrasions

03:53that weren't seen anywhere else which really raised the possibility of a potential defensive action

04:03that she's trying to protect herself as the guns fired

04:15my name is Dan Hayes I was a Omaha police officer from 1982 to 2007. I worked as a homicide

04:23detective and a narcotics detective

04:29Charlotte's duty is found in a vehicle in front of a house and I was one of the responding officers

04:35officers I got there first but the second responding officer was officer Ted Gray

04:42I was in uniform patrol at the time we had arrived and we were appointed there by a white male

04:50later identified as the woman's husband and it's a female

04:57and it's with a rifle and there's no no so that sticks out

05:07I remember it snowed overnight and uh it was kind of a fresh uh layer of snow not not very

05:14deep snow

05:15the vehicle was locked so as the squad came up I instructed one of the squad personnel

05:22to go in through a wing window on the uh I believe it was the passenger side of the car

05:28she was seated not behind the wheel what you would call the driver's side and she wasn't in the

05:34passenger side she was more in the center of the vehicle and then she was laying down on her left

05:40side

05:42she had a bullet wound to the right temple of her head and there was a 22 rifle

05:47her left hand had a hold of the muzzle or the barrel of the the rifle and her right hand

05:53was

05:54laying on the stock butt

05:58i seen tons of dead bodies i seen tons of suicides

06:02i don't remember any women shooting themselves i had never experienced that uh prior to that or can

06:10recall experiencing that after that either the woman's husband said they had an argument that night

06:19she had left and threatened suicide before and when she didn't return in the morning he went

06:29out and looked for her she had a couple of regular places that she would go to

06:34when they had these fights and so he followed the track from their house to where she would go to

06:42and

06:42then found her car he wasn't totally broken down over it but his concern was for his family back at

06:51the house

06:52and what was going to go on there at the time that's that all seemed very

06:59i mean normal what a normal person would do the husband said he had to go back and be with

07:05his

07:06daughters at their house and he left and the detectives then went and spoke with him later

07:14by the time leaving that call we were able to determine that it was a suicide

07:20nothing in the snow showed us anything different than everything happened inside that car

07:25you remember the sun oh yeah it's cold it's cold at six o'clock in the morning here in february

07:33i there wasn't a lot of it but that would show evidence of somebody being around before we got there

07:40well if if the husband found it and called the police right unless he drove by you know just drove

07:52by and

07:52saw her car there stayed in this car didn't look in the loop i don't you know like i said

07:58i other than

08:00that quick interview you know just talking to him how he came across i'm i'm i'm not the one investigating

08:07that's the detective's jobs at the time we turned it over to the detectives involved

08:11did you get to speak to officer green yes i spoke to him yes yes uh do you guys have

08:18a conversation

08:19about the snow he stated he reminded me or tried to remind me that it had snowed and part of

08:26what

08:26he had said was he said they there were no footprints around the snow is what is what he said

08:33but i took

08:34took his word i don't remember wasn't documented in any um in the police reports though you can go

08:41back and look at the uh historical weather there was no snow there i for some reason that's the visual

08:50that i got as i was going through and trying to recall the night that's kind of a visualization that

08:55i had i can't stress to you enough that the details of the case and what was found originally

09:02are not out for public knowledge why that's just the way the investigators work and that's the

09:07policy on my police division but there's evidence that i can divulge

09:15that absolutely puts this as a suicide

09:25growing up with the question of your parent whether they committed suicide

09:31or not um does play a lot with your emotions your thoughts um did they abandon you did they why

09:40did

09:40they leave you there was a lot of shame

09:45i felt abandoned not loved it's a feeling that i don't want nobody to go through

09:57when i found out that she had passed away my husband was the one who came in he got the

10:04phone call

10:04and he said your mom committed suicide and i said no she didn't no she didn't he said well that's

10:13what

10:13the police are saying the police are saying that that she had shot herself and in her car and i

10:21said how was

10:23she found and he said don found her when we got the call about her suicide i didn't even believe

10:33it no

10:35i knew that he'd finally finished the job that he'd been yeah because mom didn't know nothing about guns

10:43and she had left him she'd gotten her own apartment

10:46she was so excited please come visit me now he won't be around we'd go visit

10:55and it was literally not even a month or maybe one month later she was she was dead

11:07i've always not just believed that don studi killed our mother but i also believe that he killed his

11:14previous wife lucy

11:28this is my mom's headstone she died in denver colorado and um she was brought over here

11:38i was always told that my mom committed suicide that is what i remember always being told

11:47and every time dad beat the shit out of me i would cuss my mom out for for leaving me

11:54for abandoning us why did she abandon us kids with that monster

12:02my uncle don all the children were afraid of him because we saw what he did to his children

12:10lucy studi mckitty is my cousin and don studi is my uncle he is my mother's brother

12:20the only part of my uncle don that i ever saw was the one that beat his children

12:26and his sister's children

12:30don had four kids gary linda we called her linda marie because my name is linda susan

12:45and lucy so those children are with his wife lucy may and can you tell me what happened to her

13:04the children lost their mother supposedly to suicide but my mother always told me and everybody in the

13:15family always told me that he killed her and made it look like a suicide

13:23the way my mother knew that he had done it was that she had made a surprise visit to him

13:32with my dad the morning after it had happened

13:38first time i met don studio i was probably 23 years old

13:44when you met don he would seem to you very normal he could be outgoing but he didn't join

13:52in a lot unless he was you know talked to specifically i never saw any real emotion

14:00he would like hug his kids but there was never any expression to me that would indicate that it was

14:09pleasurable he just pretty much had the same face for everything and he thought he was smarter than

14:18anybody and in his favor he was very very intelligent

14:24i think don thought he was bulletproof

14:29don's wife lucy was very quiet and shy she would talk to you but she wouldn't

14:36initiate a conversation and she i mean she was just a nice gal

14:41i have no idea how don ever got older

14:50marilyn and i left our home in sydney nebraska to visit don and lucy

14:58we pulled up in the driveway

15:00don came out and he said that lucy had gone in the closet and

15:07wound a a cord around her neck and around the crossbar in the closet lucy had choked to death

15:19from what my mom told me the night before my uncle don and my aunt lucy had gone out to

15:27a party

15:28and he thought that my aunt lucy was flirting with another guy and my uncle don got in a fight

15:38with her and apparently the fight continued on the way home don told me that she wanted him to do

15:47something that he didn't want to do obviously and uh so she played the pity card

15:55and it was held from the closet and then supposedly the way don tells it is uh she had an

16:02asthma attack

16:02and just dropped according to the police report it said that she had committed suicide

16:09by hanging herself in the closet off of the kitchen that's where the police found her

16:17i saw the electrical cord hanging from the crossbar and uh it just didn't add up

16:27her knees would have almost touched the floor

16:31my mother noticed several things that were very unusual it looked like there had been a struggle

16:39there was blood on the floor there was a cigarette that had been set on the edge of the counter

16:46and

16:47had burned down to ashes and burned the counter and my mother said i can't imagine somebody would light

16:53a cigarette set it on the edge of the counter and then go kill themselves

17:01marilyn and i talked about lucy's death as soon as we left don's and i don't know whether she said

17:10it first or i said it first but we both didn't think it was suicide and i i would assume

17:17she would

17:17know better because she know not better my mom wrote a book about her life and i used the word

17:28book

17:28loosely because she wrote it in her own handwriting in pencil and it was 186 pages and every time i

17:36read

17:36it i see something else that just absolutely mortifies me her brother don as well as her brother

17:44lewis and all her sisters had all been violent during the time that my mom was writing her book she

17:54would

17:55call me or she would send me a text message and say linda i can't do this this is really

18:02hard this is

18:03bringing up some really bad stuff can we meet your mother you cannot meet my mother because my mother

18:15is in prison for attempted murder of her boyfriend she took the claw end of a hammer and hit her

18:28boyfriend

18:28in the head seven times and when that didn't kill him and he begged her to take him to the

18:36hospital

18:37she put him in the car and on the way to the hospital she pulled a gun on him and

18:42she was going

18:43to shoot him but somehow he managed to get out of the car and so she left him to die

18:48but fortunately

18:51some people rescued him and took him to the hospital and so he did live

18:55and she's been in prison since october of 2020 she's doing an eight-year term when lucy came out

19:03with the story of what happened with my uncle don i immediately sent my mother an email and i said

19:12you realize your brother is a serial killer don't you and her answer was i don't know anything and don't

19:21you know that the prison is reading our emails he and maryland were very tight it seemed almost like

19:31they could talk without talking but they were close i just can't see how anybody could have that much

19:41loyalty towards their brother where's your morality how do you think that person's family felt

19:51that they were murdered and no one ever knew who did it but she did and she didn't say anything

19:59she said how could i not be loyal to my brother he killed for me

20:16when my mother died i was three and a half years old i have no recollections of my mother

20:21i always wondered how come my mother wasn't around i wish i could remember her but i can't

20:27i love the idea of a mother that she gave birth to me but i can't recall who she is

20:33um when i was like 12 13 years old my aunt ida her own sister was in our lives and

20:38i asked my

20:39aunt ida i go and i know what happened to my mom why is she not here he goes susan

20:43your mother tried

20:44it twice before she met your dad one time she took sleeping pills the second time she tried to slit

20:48her wrists and she goes the third time she did it up until my mom's sister told me that

20:57she tried it twice before she met my father

21:02i grew up hearing people saying that my dad killed my mom and at my mom's grave i promised her

21:14that i

21:15would prove that he murdered her having my stepmom charlotte exhumed was the first step in this

21:23process but i can't get my mom exhumed because my sister susan and my sister linda won't sign the

21:31paperwork one of the things that would make this go away is that your mother's body was exhumed

21:38no because for lucy to do it it would take me and my other sibling

21:43and i do remember what my mom's sister told me and i go by her words i don't care about

21:48lucy i

21:48don't care which tom dick and harry wants my mother exhumed it is not going to happen lucy's

21:53smarter than me but the thing is she's never gave one ounce of evidence in this whole thing it's always

21:59what if it could be this it could be this accusations fly my mom's been gone for 50 years i

22:04am not about

22:05to disturb her grave for lucy or for nobody and neither is my other sibling at some point

22:16i thought about that my dad looked at me go susan because why do i have bad luck with women

22:23why do they die on me and i'm like dad i'm sorry you know because i don't understand

22:31huh he's had bad luck yeah but speculation and evidence two different things is it possible no

22:42what guy in the right mind would do that and have four kids left behind all five and under that's

22:51pretty

22:51damn dumb

23:04we have to take information that's not just the body there are certain deaths that almost entirely rely

23:13on the scene findings and the investigative findings the history of domestic violence also plays a role

23:21i'm going to speak with deputy green and i'm really hoping that he can provide some additional information

23:32if charlotte was truly leaving him and moving to that other apartment she is in the

23:41more dangerous time period and more at risk for a violent act towards her

23:55hey how are you

24:08come on

24:10what you saw raise questions well i mean the obvious question is he's the one that finds her

24:19but there's no note and there's a rifle and once the body's moved we're releasing it to cib

24:24at the time okay so i don't have anything else to do with the investigation just at the original scene

24:30okay there was what appeared to be you know some stuff on her that was consistent with the close

24:38sure wound what did you see that would be consistent with the close wound this is where it's gonna it's

24:46okay i gotta be real careful because i was advised you know of releasing details of it but you know

24:52it's real common with a 22 to have unspent powder right okay that was around and then where the casing

24:59was found that was

25:02that's the only thing i would do i guess figured out where the ejection port would have been maybe

25:08that would have helped because some eject forward some eject sideways and some eject back one of the

25:15big things that i've been wrestling with with this case is positioning so the gun we can see it on

25:21the door frame up on the window or down on the armrest right but like i said the angle

25:29i'm not i mean i wasn't privy to that back at the time i just lowly uniform guy sure

25:43i have been saying for decades that my dad killed my mom and when charlotte died i never believed it

25:52was suicide and when annie tordoff died i didn't believe that she died of a blood clot

26:03this is a headstone for dad's long time girlfriend anna tordoff she was not married to my dad

26:11she he put studi on there but i suspect that he killed him

26:19you know he's got two wives and a girlfriend who he called in to the police reporting their deaths

26:28you know what's the odds of that i think he'd be better off winning the lottery

26:32i don't understand the actions of the fremont county sheriff's department

26:37i mean they knew about mom and they knew about charlotte and here's a third wife

26:44when is he ever going to get investigated

26:51my mom lived with donald studi for 12 years after our dad passed away she needed companionship

27:01i wanted my mom to be happy and if this is what she was doing to make her happy then

27:06we were happy

27:08did your mom ever expressed to you that she was in an abusive relationship with don no no the reason

27:18i knew that she was as i had picked my mother up to take her to a doctor's appointment she

27:24was wearing

27:24sunglasses and as we were driving she happened to take him off and my mom had her her left eye

27:31she had

27:31a black eye of course the first thing i did is i questioned did don hit you and and and

27:38i was

27:38getting rather upset she just said just stop don't don't say anything don't do anything because you're

27:44just going to make it worse after i had called her numerous times and there was no answer and you

27:52know of course then i'm thinking well she had the black eye you know i'm worried you know so so

27:56i called

27:56the the fremont county sheriff and i asked him to do a well check and then that's when i was

28:04threatened

28:07don told me that he was going to kill me

28:14from that time with the black eye till the time of her death really wasn't that far apart i just

28:21know

28:21that she my mom was unhappy she was scared of him i had heard that your mom thought that don

28:30might

28:31kill her by injecting air into her veins as she was a diabetic did you overhear anything like that

28:38uh not back then but recently yes how did you hear that that was through lucy

28:45my dad openly threatened annie tordhoff's life for years before she died

28:55anna called me up she said i want you to know that if anything happens to me i didn't commit

29:02suicide

29:03it was your dad it was donnie

29:08but when she died that is when i went on a war path

29:15who did uh kill him from mike um mike i had a little bit different feeling about don don

29:23never showed anything that you know any ill will till to anna or anyone else every sunday that me and

29:32my

29:33wife and my son you know would go down there you know any anything that don would have done towards

29:39you know my mom you know at the time i didn't see anything um i had taken her to you

29:45know her hospital

29:47appointments many many a times and never came across anything like that you guys didn't witness a whole

29:54lot of stuff happening but lucy you might not even ever think this exactly you know i got a text

30:01from lucy

30:02that you know stating that you know she can prove you know three ways you know that that our mother

30:08was

30:09murdered you know i would like to you know have someone prove it back when my mom passed

30:18we should have had an autopsy done and we did not and now we're kind of kicking ourselves in the

30:25butt

30:25for that but i think that she died of natural causes seeing her within the last several weeks of her

30:33life you know how her health had went down her weight went down but as for don murdering her

30:54so i'm on my way to see a hypnotherapist called lisa she's only six miles away

31:19i decided to try some of these sessions to help with nightmares

31:27okay lucy are you comfortable in that chair yes and is it okay during your session if i touch you

31:34on maybe the forehead the arm the wrist yes okay so what i would like you to do is just

31:43focus on these

31:44two fingers right here and just put all of your focus and attention on those two fingers

31:57i will count from one to three and when i get to three you can completely allow those eyelids to

32:06just relax

32:12one two three

32:23now lucy i want you to go back to a time when you felt completely safe

32:32under blanket ah piggy in the blanket

32:41piggy in the blanket

32:46what happens next it's falling down falling down it's powder it's powder

32:55mm-hmm do you know what that powder is looks like clouds it's on the tree roots

33:07what's on the tree roots

33:11snow snow okay

33:16so where are you at

33:19red brick red brick red brick by the leaves

33:25okay it's it's peaceful

33:31where are you in this scene in the kitchen in the kitchen yeah

33:38are you alone are you with someone

33:43she's on the floor what happened she's dead

33:54and is there anyone around you or are you alone

34:00there

34:02they're there they're there they keep me safe who does shut up shut up

34:16tell me more about that what's happening

34:20i have to shut up

34:24what's happening now

34:28hard to breathe okay do you have like something's pushing in on my neck okay do you have any idea

34:35what that is

34:40tell me what's happening

34:44okay okay that's right

34:47just take a nice deep breath and relax it's okay it's okay we're just gonna rise above

34:56rise above it that's right i need you to just rise above

35:04i'm gonna count to three deep breath just release release release release release release release release

35:15release release release there you go release release released you don't have to feel it

35:29great job

35:33and it's very common when people are regressing and going back to different states they actually feel

35:40everything that happened in that moment

35:46that is how she remembered those events

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36:20release

36:20Hello.

36:22Hi.

36:23Hi.

36:23Come on back with me.

36:25I'm going to come down this hallway and into the conference room.

36:30Thank you so much for coming down.

36:32We're going to discuss what I saw in your mom's autopsy.

36:37We'll start with the biggest portion, I guess, which would be the gunshot wound.

36:43When I looked at the entrance wound, it was very round and punched out.

36:51There wasn't any associated tearing of the skin with it.

36:56I didn't see any evidence of searing around the entrance wound.

37:00I didn't see any residual soot.

37:03And the searing and soot and those little tearing areas are what we tend to see and think of in

37:10contact.

37:12Gunshot wounds, which they're the ones that are most commonly associated with the self-inflicted type injury.

37:20Now, the other thing that I saw was on the crease of her arm around the elbow, there were little

37:28areas of red discoloration,

37:30which is basically caused by little pieces of unburnt gunpowder that strike the skin and cause small abrasions.

37:37The stippling on the arm would, again, raise that possibility that the barrel of the weapon was further away than

37:45contact.

37:46So it was like she was trying to move it away, more or less.

37:52Potentially.

37:54Did you do any, um...

38:01I know it was hard.

38:03Can I go get a box of tissue?

38:06I'm sorry.

38:08It's so hard to hear.

38:13So when you did the measurements of like her arms, could she have reached the trigger and had the barrel

38:23to her head?

38:24From her armpit, it's 24 inches, which puts her arms right at barely touch trigger, not necessarily push in a

38:37comfortable-ish position.

38:39It raises questions.

38:43So in your opinion, um, with all the information you have, what would, what would you say?

38:55I would say that based on all the, you know, the preliminary autopsy findings, at least, the investigative material that

39:05I have at this point, and the circumstances as I'm aware of them, that, you know, the manner of death

39:12here is undetermined.

39:18It's undetermined.

39:19Undetermined.

39:22Nothing.

39:23We use undetermined as a manner of death when there's too many questions to either push...

39:30One way or the other.

39:32So in this case, too many questions to push suicide, which would be the self-inflicted, versus homicide, which would

39:40be at the hand of another.

39:42So that's undetermined?

39:44In my opinion, yes.

39:47So...

39:47Luke has been chasing this for years.

39:49I know.

39:50Cheers.

39:51Yes.

39:54Whew.

39:59For me to go from suicide to undetermined is a big deal.

40:06It may not feel like it, but the burden to move it all the way to a homicide is quite

40:14high.

40:15What would you need to say at this point to rule this a homicide?

40:22This...

40:23To rule this a homicide, I really need probably things that cannot be gotten at this point.

40:32Further investigation into the events of that night.

40:38The original autopsy photos would be huge just to be able to see what was seen.

40:44Unfortunately, there are none.

40:47Why do you think the crime scene photos are missing?

40:52They closed the case out as a suicide.

40:56I would assume they were probably destroyed before.

41:00Everything now is digitized, you know.

41:03And I'm just telling you, what is on the original report is consistent with what a suicide would be.

41:12But I can't stress to you enough that the details of the case and what was found originally are not

41:18out for public knowledge.

41:21And I wish I'd give anything to be, you know, more open with you.

41:25I really would.

41:26Because it would take, you know what, take a lot of heat off everybody.

41:32But I can't.

41:33That's just the way the rules work.

41:35Can I just ask you a dog, tell me there's no cover-up.

41:39Oh, absolutely there's no cover-up.

41:42You don't want to go down that path with me because I guarantee you, you're going to ruffle the feathers

41:48of a big dog and you will not like that at all.

41:52Now, I've been real gracious, okay?

41:55You want to put this on tape, that's fine.

41:56I'm just telling you right now.

41:58If you think I'm covering something up, you're full of shit and we'll end it right now.

42:03Is there an impression that you have that you're not proven to say?

42:09Not long.

42:15Well, I have to be careful with how I say things.

42:19I mean, I don't have anyone that's saying, you can't say this and you can't say that, that I'm aware

42:29of.

42:29I'm sure they'll come out of the woodwork.

42:33Do you think there is any cover-up here?

42:39You know, not being from around here, I didn't grow up with the stories.

42:49I really don't know.

42:54Dr. Lindy did say on more than one occasion, it would be a good idea for us to get a

43:00second opinion.

43:01And it just, it felt odd.

43:04It's like, why are you pushing us so much to go get another opinion somewhere?

43:07Is there something that the second opinion is going to tell us that you can't?

43:13And I had reached out to her and said, can I please get an extended version of the police report?

43:21And she says, well, I can't legally release them to family.

43:25Because they said without a subpoena, they wouldn't give us the extended report.

43:29Yes.

43:29And it was interesting.

43:30The lawyer said that within 10 minutes of our subpoena being delivered to her, she turned the files over.

43:36She wanted to turn them over, but she couldn't.

43:41My goal is to put this to bed to get her death certificate changed to homicide.

43:50When Charlotte supposedly committed suicide, the first thing my mother said when we found out was,

43:58he did it again.

44:01He did it again.

44:03That's the stupidest thing.

44:05That's what my mother, Marilyn said.

44:07That he could have gotten a little more creative.

44:22Poor Ellen Smith, how was she found?

44:26Shot through the heart, lying cold on the ground.

44:30Her body was mangled and all cast around, and blood marked the spot where poor Ellen was found.

44:38They picked up her body and carried it away.

44:43And now she is sleeping in some lonesome old grave.

44:49Poor Ellen Smith, how was she found?

44:52Shot through the heart, lying cold on the ground.

45:01Shot through the heart, lying cold on the ground.

45:02I have to get this off my mind.

45:04I have to tell somebody what I know.

45:07And that's why I am talking to you.

45:11Because I need these things to come out, because they're eating me alive.

45:19I just want to get this out before I die.

45:24I finally have the right equipment with the right team.

45:28My specialty is in forensic anthropology.

45:31We are death investigators.

45:32I want to recreate the crime scene.

45:35To see where do the shell casings go.

45:37They're not lying.

45:38I'm not lying.

45:39That's an alert.

45:41I came up here tonight to defend my family against your fat little mouth.

45:45Do you think I like trying to prove that my dad's a criminal and a murderer?

45:49What you've been looking for is sitting right behind you under the ground.

46:07For Ellen Smith, how was she found?

46:11Shot through the heart, lying cold on the ground.

46:16Her body was mangled and all cast around.

46:20And blood marked the spot where poor Ellen was found.

46:25They picked up her body and carried it away.

46:29And now she is sleeping in some lonesome old grave.

46:34For Ellen Smith, how was she found?

46:38Shot through the heart, lying cold on the ground.

My Killer Father The Green Hollow Murders - Season 1 Episode 2

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