Trace Evidence
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Steven Pacheco
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Feb 12 20261 hr and 23 minsFailed to add items
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However almost 90% of his cases are missing females. It’s a sad statistic that those most like to be kidnapped and or brutally murdered are young women victims of male predators. As an avid true crime podcast listener it gets gutty listening to these cases repeatedly. Yes they need and deserve the important coverage of the true crime media world, but Steven please diversify a little. Even have a go at something like DB Cooper (I know it’s a well trodden path), or something outside of the box like the Brabant Killers or possible missing people from the 70’s that could be Gacy victims.
Just suggestions, please don’t box your content into similar (almost play and repeat) cases as your narration and research are too good to type cast yourself to one particular avenue of true crime.
Stop just covering missing females
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