In the winter of 1998, the community of Spokane, Washington, was gripped by a chilling series of murders. Among the victims was Sunny Gail Oster, a 41-year-old Caucasian woman whose life was cut tragically short. Her body was discovered on February 8, 1998, in a rural area of Spokane County. An autopsy would later reveal that she had been shot to death, a grim similarity to other victims in the area. Oster, a mother of two, had been last seen in October of the previous year, just a day after she
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