
Ricky Kasso and the Gary Lauwers Murder Case
A factual account of the 1984 murder of Gary Lauwers by Ricky Kasso in Northport, New York, examining the drug-fueled motive and the impact of the Satanic Panic.

A factual account of the 1984 murder of Gary Lauwers by Ricky Kasso in Northport, New York, examining the drug-fueled motive and the impact of the Satanic Panic.

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