E48 Marlene Warren

Marlene Warren was a loving mother, faithful wife, and successful businesswoman. But, during Memorial Day Weekend of 1990, a killer clown would rob the world of the gift that Marlene had been to so many. Marlene had loved clowns since she was a young girl, so it was that much more suspicious when somebody in a clown costume killed her. Nonetheless, it took police decades to make an arrest in this case. And even after that, there are still plenty of questions about this case.  

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Murder by Clown | Full Episode           

A Clown At The Door | A Court TV Special             

Florida's killer clown case finally ends with plea deal | AP News

Marlene Mae McKinnon Warren (1950-1990) - Find a Grave Memorial

CBS News Case Timeline

Catching a killer clown - Marlene Warren murder

Woman Dubbed 'Killer Clown,' Accused of Showing Up in Costume to Kill Purported Lover's Wife, Pleads Guilty

'Killer clown' victim's son reflects on 33-year fight for justice - ABC News

Woman pleads guilty to 1990 murder of a Florida mother while dressed as a clown but still denies committing the crime | CNN

Florida 'Killer Clown' Sheila Keen-Warren Pleads Guilty | Crime News

Florida Department of Corrections Inmate Lookup -Sheila Keen Warren

Purple Cow: New boss same as the old boss | Local News | timesnews.net

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