In 1976, a cross-country killing spree began in this small-town antique store
Store manager Irene Carlson of Blueberry, Wis., was the first of Minnesotan Allen Leroy Anderson's eight victims throughout the U.S. during the summer and fall of 1976.
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Store manager Irene Carlson of Blueberry, Wis., was the first of Minnesotan Allen Leroy Anderson's eight victims throughout the U.S. during the summer and fall of 1976.
Antique store owner Irene Carlson was the first of Allen Leroy Anderson's eight victims throughout the U.S. during the summer and fall of 1976.
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