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But in talking to her other friends, they know that if that was her plan, she had to have been intercepted before she
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ever made it anywhere else because nobody reports seeing her. >> Her friends also tell police that her
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death makes no sense. Like, she's just a typical teenager who loves to babysit, listen to Journey, and dream about
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owning a salon one day. No one has a problem with her. She's not stirring up trouble. And by the way, even Joey is
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kind of a nothing ber. I mean, not him as like a person, but like whatever they had. No one knows anything salacious
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about Joey, but they do point detectives to the one that Wendy would have been talking about in that note. It's a
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15-year-old who went to the same school as she did. And he ends up telling police that yes, they went on a couple
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of dates, like nothing serious. And the last time he saw Wendy was when they walked to the bus together on Wednesday
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before school let out for Thanksgiving break. He says he spent Thanksgiving at home, which his mother confirms. So,
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they end up scratching Joey off from the list, too. Meaning that their killer is
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still out there, and they have no idea who he is. And he could strike again, maybe even to the same family. Because
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this is when harassing and threatening phone calls start rolling in on the Jerome family house line. On one call,
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someone said to Marlene, quote, "I know when your husband's gone, and you better
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keep an eye on your