
This episode covers the tragic cases of three young girls abducted and murdered in Ohio during the early 1980s, focusing on the investigation into Kelly Anne Prer’s disappearance and death. The hosts discuss the details surrounding the last confirmed sighting of 8-year-old Kelly, her subsequent murder, and the potential connection to other similar cases.
The episode begins with the last sighting of Kelly on September 20, 1982, walking home from school in Columbus, Ohio. The hosts describe how her body was discovered days later in a cornfield, leading to a community outcry for justice.
Attention turns to Walter Mitchell Jr., a suspect who had a history of sexual offenses and was in the area at the time of Kelly's disappearance. The hosts detail how police tracked Mitchell's movements and the evidence that initially linked him to the crime.
As the investigation unfolds, the hosts discuss the challenges faced by law enforcement, including the lack of physical evidence and the eventual unraveling of the case against Mitchell. Despite initial suspicions, the evidence did not conclusively tie him to Kelly's murder.
The episode concludes with reflections on the impact of these cases on the community and the ongoing search for justice for the victims.
The episode discusses the abduction and murder of Kelly Anne Prer and the investigation into suspect Walter Mitchell Jr.

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She was a very outgoing happy chatty little girl who loved to dance.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461
Knowing that the raincoat was a sign that they were close to Kelly.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461
Therapy can be a bright spot.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461
This is just too big of a coincidence.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461
You have a 8-year-old girl going missing.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461
This individual becomes way more dangerous and maybe harder to track down.When the Demons Came Out /// Part 3 /// 461