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'Friends Like These' Producer: This Is What Was Most 'Enraging' About Skylar Neese's Killers
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18:50Now PlayingUniversity High School in Morgantown, West Virginia, was described by former students as a typical American high school. It had the jocks, the popular kids, and the band geeks. It also had Skylar Neese and her two best friends, Shelia Eddy and Rachel Shoaf. In photos, the girls seemed attached at the hip, but some posts on social media suggested some fractures beginning to form in the teenagers’ friendship. Either way, it came as a complete shock to the entire community when Skylar went missing in July 2012. Her friends joined the search, and posted on her social media pages about how much they missed her and were hoping for her safe return. As the months dragged on with no sign of Skylar, more and more of her classmates began to suspect something terrible had happened. But, the small community was taken aback to learn that her two best friends not only knew what happened to Skylar, but allegedly lured her across state lines to end their friendship forever by viciously stabbing her and leaving her body in a remote Pennsylvania woods. The new documentary series, ‘Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese’ explores the disturbing case and Josie Besbrode, the series producer, joins “Forbes True Crime” to discuss.
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