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March 26, 2023
Episode 156 – Operation Miranda – The Untold Story of Sheryl Okoro
In 1985, Cheryl Gyant was 10 years old, when she learned she’d been adopted.
What she didn’t realize, was that very same year, her biological mother was experiencing a living nightmare, after being abducted by one of the most notorious serial killing duos in American history…..Leonard Lake & Charles Ng
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