Episode 24- America's Daughter Polly Klaas
Episode 24-America's Daughter Polly Klaas
Welcome to Episode 24. This case forced every parent in the 90’s to confront their worst fears. On October 1st, 1993, the community of Petaluma, a small town out of San Francisco was about to be rocked by a monster hiding in the dark. Polly Klaas was a 12-year-old girl who was supposed to have a slumber party one night with a few friends. On October 1st, 1993, Polly Klaas was kidnapped at knife point when the intruder came in from an open window. Investigators have only 24-48hours to try to find Polly and her abductor. The case received wide media attention across the United States. Despite these efforts Polly Klaas was found on December 4th, 1993, police discovered her lifeless body. Polly’s family fought to lobby for a bill known as the three strikes law. The law is responsible for giving offenders 25-life sentences if they commit Crimes. There was a flaw in this law because it was also responsible for putting nonviolent offenders away for life. Polly’s family has lobbied to get the provisions made. They continue to advocate for getting this law to only include violent offenders. The following sources below were credited during this episode. You could do further research if I missed anything or if you want to check out more information. The sources below were used for research in this case. You can visit our IG Page. MBP (Murder, Blood and Psychopath) Podcast (@murderbloodandpsychopath) • Instagram photos and videos
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