Alivia Odette - Revision history

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2010 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2010 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013. She was brunette.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a ~~2011~~ graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2010 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate [[Matteo Di Buca]] as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of Barbera Academy High School, and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of [[Barbera Academy High School]], and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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	'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born ~~September 2~~, ~~1991~~) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of Barbera Academy High School, and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.		'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born May 22, 1992) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of Barbera Academy High School, and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.

	Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.		Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.

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'''Alivia "Livvy" Odette''' (born September 2, 1991) was the second victim of a serial killer known as [[the Mad Batter]]. She was a 2011 graduate of Barbera Academy High School, and rumored to be romantically involved with former classmate Matteo Di Buca as of January 2013.

Odette's parents reported her missing the last week of February 2013, but her remains were not recovered until 2016. In the interim, lacking a body or other proof of foul play, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person missing persons] detectives working the case suggested Odette might still be alive somewhere, having intentionally left her life and family in New York City behind.