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"Tucson's Pied Piper," Charles Schmid
Like many psychopaths, Charles Schmid appeared handsome, intelligent, and well-mannered. He used lip balm and pancake makeup to create a mole on his cheek. He compared himself to Elvis Presley. To appear taller, he stuffed newspapers and flattened cans into his cowboy boots. The fact that he could murder three people and brag about it to his adolescent followers astounded officials and the public.
Alleen Rowe, 15, was murdered and buried in the desert by Smitty Schmid in 1964. He murdered Gretchen Fritz, 17, and Wendy, 13, a year later. Schmid, on the other hand, was not a lone serial killer. Despite his false mole on his cheek and his towering boots loaded with tin cans, teenage girls admired him. A sorrowful young man with "mean, lovely" eyes was captured for a Life Magazine cover story in 1966. Because he wasn't "boring," his friends trailed him like a pied piper. When he boasted about the murders, his supporters concealed his identity.
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This is so tragic and heart breaking.
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1. Waking up in the middle of the night can disorient someone.
2. While traveling in Spain, Becca tried to absorb local customs.
3. The committee ignored Raul's objections to the new regulations, calling them irrelevant to the discussion.
4. Jonathan would immerse himself in his notes to study for tests.
5. She wholly dedicated her time to learning to play guitar.
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You're going to be looking for B, I believe. Without seeing the original material I can't be sure, but knowing what Wiesel stood for it's most likely to be B.
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i think it is b yall can help me out
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