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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.
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MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode: The Courier Arrest made in 1979 killing The Des Moines Register Police hope new DNA technology will help solve 1979 murder case The Gazette C.R. student, 18, slain Rumors fly in nervous C.R. after girl is slain New theory, plea in Martinko case $10,000 Martinko reward Police admit desperation Year after C.R. slaying: No motive or clue 5 years later, mother copies with unsolved killing Struggling to let go, yet hold on Martinko's father dies sure he knew her killer In Memory: Michelle Martinko Remembering Michelle Young murder victim helps solve her own cold case nearly 40 years later
PODCAST EXCERPT Michelle Martinko was eighteen and attended Kennedy High School. She loved design and had plans to go to college to become an interior designer. At sixteen she was roller skating with her friend Gail when she met Andy. A handsome young man who drove a sports car and looked older than his eighteen years with his short dark hair and moustache. It was December 19, 1979 and the stores were busy with Christmas shoppers. In the cold winter night she parked by the JC Penny store. She did some shopping and went from store to store visiting friends. It was dark out as she walked across the parking lot. She opened the rear door and threw her shopping bags on to the back seat, then unlocked the driver's door and got behind the wheel. She reached for the gear shift when all of a sudden the door flew open.
VICTIM: MICHELLE MARTINKO FOUR DECADES OF DEDICATION On a cold December night Michelle went Christmas shopping. She was behind the steering wheel when Jerry ripped open the car door. Michelle fought for her life. Her brave actions brought her killer to justice 39 years later.
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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: MICHELLE MARTINKO FOUR DECADES OF DEDICATION On a cold December night Michelle went Christmas shopping. She was behind the steering wheel when Jerry ripped open the car door. Michelle fought for her life. Her brave actions brought her killer to justice 39 years later.
Copyright 2023. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT Michelle Martinko was eighteen and attended Kennedy High School. She loved design and had plans to go to college to become an interior designer. At sixteen she was roller skating with her friend Gail when she met Andy. A handsome young man who drove a sports car and looked older than his eighteen years with his short dark hair and moustache. It was December 19, 1979 and the stores were busy with Christmas shoppers. In the cold winter night she parked by the JC Penny store. She did some shopping and went from store to store visiting friends. It was dark out as she walked across the parking lot. She opened the rear door and threw her shopping bags on to the back seat, then unlocked the driver's door and got behind the wheel. She reached for the gear shift when all of a sudden the door flew open.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode: The Courier Arrest made in 1979 killing The Des Moines Register Police hope new DNA technology will help solve 1979 murder case The Gazette C.R. student, 18, slain Rumors fly in nervous C.R. after girl is slain New theory, plea in Martinko case $10,000 Martinko reward Police admit desperation Year after C.R. slaying: No motive or clue 5 years later, mother copies with unsolved killing Struggling to let go, yet hold on Martinko's father dies sure he knew her killer In Memory: Michelle Martinko Remembering Michelle Young murder victim helps solve her own cold case nearly 40 years later
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