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Last night you spent two hours deciding
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what to wear to the party this morning. It'll take you two minutes to list it on Depop and make your money back. Just grab your phone, snap a few
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photos and we'll take care of the rest.
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The sheer dress and platform heels you'll never wear again. There's a birthday girl searching for them right now. Your one and done look is about to pay for your next night out,
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or at least the ride home.
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Your style can make you cash. Start selling on Depop, where taste recognizes taste foreign.
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Hi there, everybody. So happy you're with us today. I'm Debra Roberts and welcome to 20 20, the After Show. You may have heard the expression, I mean, who hasn't? What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Well, our most recent 2020 story actually did happen in Vegas, but certainly the awful details did not stay there. The episode that aired on Friday is called Death of a Showgirl. And today we're going to explore some fresh details around this heartbreaking story of a tal young woman named Debbie Flores Narvaez. She was only 31 years old when she died, and it's really a very heartbreaking story. She was a bright woman. She had taken law classes after graduating from college. She was also a former NFL cheerleader, ambassador, and she desperately wanted to be a professional dancer. She wanted to fulfill her dreams of becoming a star, maybe even see her name in lights one day on the Vegas Strip. On January 8, 2011, police found what is really so hard to even talk about, her dismembered body in cement filled bins stashed away in a closet of a vacant home just a few miles across town. And the big question, of course was who could be capable of such an unspeakable crime? Was it some crazed stalker or maybe an obsessed fan? Police were looking at all of those ideas and it took just about a month before they would zero in on her killer. And it turned out to be somebody she knew and loved. Well, today we're going to take you inside the reporting of this story. If you had a chance to see it on 2020, you know some of the details. If you didn't, you will. Even more today from our investigation, even an exclusive prison interview with Debbie's killer.
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Debbie Flores is dead and she did not deserve to die.
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I'm not trying to get out of responsibility.
