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The “Satanic Panic” Made Her a True-Crime Obsession. The Truth Is More Haunting.

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The “Satanic Panic” Made Her a True-Crime Obsession. The Truth Is More Haunting.
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Before she became infamous as one of the youngest American women ever sentenced to die, Christa Gail Pike was a North Carolina teenager who broke into a community center to steal some candy. At 5-foot-3, with thick auburn curls, she’d been in trouble at home and in school but not with the law. A juvenile court judge put Pike on probation, but she ran afoul of the rules. In the fall of 1991, when she was 15, Pike was sent to the Juvenile Evaluation Center in Swannanoa. She arrived just before Tha

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