The Santa Claus Murders
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The Daniels Family lived on Dasher Street in the town of Santa Claus, Georgia. Their one-story-red-brick house, with a huge chimney protruding from the front, was nestled snuggly at the end of a cul-de-sac.  For Kim Daniels, it was her dream home. Kim was a drug addict, living out of her car, when Danny Daniels helped her fight off her addiction and fell in love with her. Kim regained custody of her three biological children and she and Danny were married.  Danny had a teenager daughter too, and the couple had taken in 3 foster children they planned to adopt. Kim wanted to give these children the childhood she never had. One cool December night in 1997, The Daniels’ family was destroyed by a mass shooting that is now known as the Dasher Lane Massacre.  Four family members were killed, three children were kidnapped, and two children were inexplicably spared. The village of 300 residents that had been named for Father Christmas and displayed a sign declaring itself “the city that loves children” was rocked by this tragedy.  And, when the killer was found, everyone in Santa Claus was forever changed. Join us at the quiet end on this cool December evening for “The Santa Claus Murders.” Sign up for members-only episodes Sabre  
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