Teen Girls Behind the Most Notorious Criminal Cases in U.S. History

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They weren’t strangers lurking in dark alleys—they were daughters, classmates, neighbors, and friends. This true crime documentary profiles real cases involving teenage girls from the United States and Canada whose criminal actions drew widespread media coverage and courtroom scrutiny.

From Claire Elise Miller’s alarming 911 call to the carefully orchestrated actions of Rachel Shoaf and Shelia Eddy, each case is explored with detailed psychological insights, court outcomes, and personal backgrounds. Using verified legal records, police documents, and professional analysis, we uncover the complex reasons behind these troubling events.

🔍 Learn how issues such as obsession, mental health struggles, family tensions, and peer influences shaped these teenage offenders and challenged communities and justice systems alike.

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🎬 Chapters:

0:00 Claire Elise Miller
7:16 Morgan Geyser & Anissa Weier
14:18 Erica Lynn Shephard & Erica May Butts
20:21 Rachel Shoaf & Shelia Eddy
26:39 Teah Wimberly
32:17 Brenda Spencer
40:12 Linda Andersen’s Killers
46:36 Tylar Witt
53:00 Marlene Olive

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This documentary is intended for informational and educational purposes only. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The content is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. All information is based on publicly available records, trial outcomes, and verified news reporting. Names, dates, and details are provided solely for purposes of documentation, analysis, and public interest.

All media — including images, video clips, and audio — is used under the provisions of Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, which allows for “fair use” for commentary, criticism, news reporting, education, and research. This content is transformative, does not compete with original sources, and is intended for a non-commercial, documentary context. All rights to copyrighted material belong to their respective owners.

📚 Sources: Open court records, legal archives, police documentation, verified journalism.

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