On a quiet December evening in 1985, the peace of Hamilton, Montana, was irrevocably shattered. Inside their home, 32-year-old Teresa Lynn Schmitt Shook, a White/Caucasian female, and her husband, Michael, were settling in for the night, their three young children nearby. The ordinary rhythm of their lives was brutally interrupted by a knock at the door. The man who entered their home on December 12, 1985, would leave a trail of devastation that would haunt the community for years to come.
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