Gather around, boys and girls, as we dive into murders that took place around New Year’s Eve—that time when we leave the past behind and welcome the new year with hopes for a better future. Everyone has a resolution: some aim to quit smoking, drinking, or both; others strive for a better job. I always promise to stop being an A-hole, but every year I fail miserably. Tommy Lynn Sells, on the other hand, set out with far darker intentions—to rape and kill.

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HOLY COW! It’s Christmas Day, folks. So, as you’re opening your gifts, remember—don’t kill anyone! That’s important today. Today’s episode is about the Goldmark family, an affluent family here in Washington State. Sadly, there are people all over the world whose motives and bigotry reach dangerous extremes. The Goldmark family was tragically killed by one such person.

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Ho ho ho… Have you been good this year? Of course not—after all, you listen to this show! All jokes aside, here’s what this episode is about.

The Teide family spent Christmas together at their cabin just outside Oakley, UT. They were a close-knit bunch—after all, who else would you choose to spend the holidays with if not people you actually like? While most of the family was still traveling, Rolf Teide, his wife, their two daughters, and Mrs. Teide’s mom had flown in early from Texas to get things ready. The girls headed to Salt Lake City for some shopping, and Rolf went out as well. What they couldn’t have known was that two recently released convicts would break into their cabin, bringing unimaginable tragedy to the entire family.

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