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EP218: Things Aren't Always What They Seem
On December 4th, 1998, in the small town of Gillette, Wyoming, the Trover family experienced a horror that would forever change their lives and leave one of them dead. Listen to this episode to learn about their story.
Sources:
- Luckett, Bill. “Shocking end to…” Casper Star-Tribune. 08 Dec 1998.
- Stoelzle, Deirdre. “Student, teachers angry…” Casper Star-Tribune. 08 Dec 1998.
- Luckett, Bill and Stoelzle, Deirdre. “Mother apparently tied…” Casper Star-Tribune. 08 Dec 1998.
- Luckett, Bill. “Community works to…” Casper Star-Tribune. 09 Dec 1998.
- Luckett, Bill. “High school principal…” Casper Star-Tribune. 10 Dec 1998.
- Associated Press. “Campbell County High…” Casper Star-Tribune. 19 Dec 1998.
- Associated Press. “Gillette tragedy” Casper Star-Tribune. 03 Jan 1999.
- Associated Press. “Children’s aid set up” Casper Star-Tribune. 12 Dec 1998.
- Luckett, Bill. “Police: probe wrapped…” Casper Star-Tribune. 07 Dec 1998.
- Associated Press. “Wyoming murder had…” Deseret News. 14 Dec 1998.
- Staff Writer. “Investigators tell how…” Gillette News-Record. 14 May 2001.