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The (Almost) Successful Coverup Of The Sherri Rasmussen Murder

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June 12, 2026

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One average day in 1986, John Ruetten came home to find his wife, Sherri Rasmussen, lying on the floor in her bathrobe. Police said it was a burglary gone wrong, but it didn’t take long for people close to Sherri - people who weren’t John - to begin questioning that conclusion. The typical signs of a burglary were there, but something still wasn’t right about the scene. The more evidence that rolled in, the more problematic the leading theory became, but for some reason the detectives in charge simply could not be persuaded to consider another option. As it turned out, there was a very clear reason why that was. Welcome back to The Lore Lodge…

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