In the fall of 1970, a 25-year-old Caucasian woman named Cynthia Glass found herself in the Pacific Northwest, described by those who knew her as a "bizarrely nonchalant young hippie." Her life, however, was cut tragically short, becoming a somber note in a devastating symphony of violence that echoed across several states. She was not the victim of a single, isolated act of brutality, but rather a casualty of a nomadic family of killers whose cross-country crime spree left a trail of terror and
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