In the winter of 1998, the city of Seattle was confronted with a chilling discovery that unveiled a series of brutal crimes. On January 10, the body of 25-year-old Olivia Smith, a Native American woman, was found at the bottom of an outdoor staircase in an area known as "the Jungle," a stretch of undeveloped land beneath the city's freeways. Smith had been living on the streets and struggling with drug addiction. The scene was one of extreme violence; her throat had been slit, and she had been s
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