In the fall of 1931, the life of 27-year-old Anne Alexandra Agnes Imlah, a woman of female gender, came to a tragic and sensationalized end in Phoenix, Arizona. Her death would become central to a case that captured national attention, earning the chilling moniker of the 'Trunk Murders.' Imlah, who also went by Agnes Anne LeRoi, shared a friendship with another woman, Hedvig 'Sammy' Samuelson. The two women were roommates and part of a social circle that included a 26-year-old medical secretary
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