Cheryll Spegal died in 1971. The number one song on the radio was "Maggie May" by Rod Stewart. "The Electric Company" debuted on television that October, around the time of Cheryll's death. "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" was the most popular movie showing in theaters at the … Continue reading 24. 1971
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23. 1961
Cheryll Spegal was born in 1961. The number one song on the radio was "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles. "Mister Ed" debuted on television that October, around the time of Cheryll's birth. "West Side Story" and "The Parent Trap" were showing in the … Continue reading 23. 1961
13. Twenty-six
This blog post describes the method of murder of a child. The content may be disturbing to some readers. So much about Cheryll's case is horrific-- the circumstances, the sad back story, the fact that is was her birthday, how long it took to find … Continue reading 13. Twenty-six
12. The Location
Throughout this past year of researching Cheryll's case, I also read books about other true crimes, listen to true crime podcasts, and watch true crime TV shows. Yes, I do this because I've been true crime obsessed since the late 1980s-- my middle school years-- … Continue reading 12. The Location
Gone in the Fog 