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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
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bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
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the
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MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
The Los Angeles Times
Jealousy Linked to Fatal Stabbing of Girl
Oakland Tribune
Slain Orinda girl's friends received calls
Cops hunt leads in girl's killing
Reward in Orinda girl's slaying rises to $50,000.
All leads fail in slaying of teenager
Break in murder case expected
Orinda suspect driven by fear of rejection, authorities say
Parole denied 2nd time for young student killer
The San Francisco Examiner
Stunned friends wonder why Orinda girl was killed
Hundreds bid sad adieu to Kirsten at emotional rites
Reward offered in murder of Orinda girl
The Parents
Suspicion, fear haunt slain girl's classmates
FBI profile led to teen-ager
Innocent plea in death of cheerleader
FBI witness ties jealousy to Costas murder
Girl's murder trial evokes sympathy, bitterness, curiosity
Orinda teen killer could be out 'in 3 to 4 years'
Orinda teen gets 9 years for slaying
Protest over parole of schoolgirl's killer
In a Deadly Explosion of Teenage Unhappiness, One Life Is Cut Short, Another Blighted by Murder
PODCAST EXCERPT
Bernadette
Protti
was
a
sophomore,
a
pretty
blonde
with
a
circle
of
friends.
Even
though
she
studied
hard
she
never
felt
she
was
good
enough.
Bernadette
worked
hard
at
everything.
She
tried
out
to
be
a
cheerleader
but
didn't
make
it.
She
swam
but
wasn't
picked
to
be
on
the
varsity
team.
She
tried
out
for
the
yearbook
club
but
wasn't
selected.
Kirsten
Costas
was
also
a
sophomore.
She
was
pretty,
outgoing
and
popular.
Kirsten
excelled
at
everything.
She
was
an
all-around
athlete
who
swam,
skied,
played
soccer,
was
a
gymnast
and
a
great
dancer.
She
belonged
to
the
yearbook
club
and
was
selected
to
be
a
cheerleader.
Bernadette
didn't
see
herself
as
popular
enough,
she
brushed
aside
her
good
looks
and
high
marks
and
dwelled
on
her
failures.
Kirsten
became
a symbol for everything that was wrong in Bernadette's life.
VICTIM: KIRSTEN COSTAS
INITATION TO MURDER
In
high
school
Bernadette
was
popular
but
she
brushed
aside
her
high
marks
and
dwelled
on
her
failures.
Her
classmate
Kirsten
became
a
symbol
for
everything
wrong
in
Bernadette's
life.
One
night
she
lured
Kirsten
in
to
her car.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
Contact
Murder in 20, British Columbia, Canada
VICTIM: KIRSTEN COSTAS
INITATION TO MURDER
In
high
school
Bernadette
was
popular
but
she
brushed
aside
her
high
marks
and
dwelled
on
her
failures.
Her
classmate
Kirsten
became
a
symbol
for
everything
wrong
in
Bernadette's
life.
One
night
she
lured
Kirsten
in
to
her
car.
Copyright 2024. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT
Bernadette
Protti
was
a
sophomore,
a
pretty
blonde
with
a
circle
of
friends.
Even
though
she
studied
hard
she
never
felt
she
was
good
enough.
Bernadette
worked
hard
at
everything.
She
tried
out
to
be
a
cheerleader
but
didn't
make
it.
She
swam
but
wasn't
picked
to
be
on
the
varsity
team.
She
tried
out
for
the
yearbook
club
but
wasn't
selected.
Kirsten
Costas
was
also
a
sophomore.
She
was
pretty,
outgoing
and
popular.
Kirsten
excelled
at
everything.
She
was
an
all-around
athlete
who
swam,
skied,
played
soccer,
was
a
gymnast
and
a
great
dancer.
She
belonged
to
the
yearbook club and was selected to be a cheerleader.
Bernadette
didn't
see
herself
as
popular
enough,
she
brushed
aside
her
good
looks
and
high
marks
and
dwelled
on
her
failures.
Kirsten
became
a
symbol
for
everything
that was wrong in Bernadette's life.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
The Los Angeles Times
Jealousy Linked to Fatal Stabbing of Girl
Oakland Tribune
Slain Orinda girl's friends received calls
Cops hunt leads in girl's killing
Reward in Orinda girl's slaying rises to $50,000.
All leads fail in slaying of teenager
Break in murder case expected
Orinda suspect driven by fear of rejection, authorities say
Parole denied 2nd time for young student killer
The San Francisco Examiner
Stunned friends wonder why Orinda girl was killed
Hundreds bid sad adieu to Kirsten at emotional rites
Reward offered in murder of Orinda girl
The Parents
Suspicion, fear haunt slain girl's classmates
FBI profile led to teen-ager
Innocent plea in death of cheerleader
FBI witness ties jealousy to Costas murder
Girl's murder trial evokes sympathy, bitterness, curiosity
Orinda teen killer could be out 'in 3 to 4 years'
Orinda teen gets 9 years for slaying
Protest over parole of schoolgirl's killer
In a Deadly Explosion of Teenage Unhappiness, One Life
Is Cut Short, Another Blighted by Murder
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More True Crime
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Episode in 20 Minutes
KIRSTEN COSTAS
Less Talk
More True Crime
Concise and Complete
Episode in 20 Minutes
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KIRSTEN COSTAS
