Child Killer’s Dating Life: No Violence During Relationship, Ex Says
April 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelAn ex-girlfriend of child killer Tanner Horner discussed how their friendship evolved into a relationship during high school. She stated that they met in fifth grade and would hang out at the playground. She also mentioned that they went to church together and knew his family. She then talked about the brief period when they dated and eventually broke up. She said that Horner was never violent and that he never made her do anything she did not want to do. They later reconnected after she was married but had separated.
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