Show Notes
In 1987, the bullet riddled body of a young girl was found in the woods by two rabbits hunters in Canton Township, Michigan. The victim was 13 year old Mary Anne Hulbert. She was a bright girl who made friends easily, but her family says she her naivety may have been her downfall. Who could have done something so brutal? It was someone she had trusted.
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