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The source lists 10 criminals known by notorious nicknames, detailing their infamous aliases without specific case details.

Tanya Kach, a 13-year-old student, was groomed by Thomas Hose, her school's security guard, who manipulated her attention as part of predatory behavior. The case highlights Hose's exploitation of his position to target and manipulate a vulnerable victim.

Clark Wiley confined his daughter in a bedroom for 13 years after a doctor diagnosed her with a learning disability, believing she was not worth caring for. He denied her access to prove the diagnosis wrong, resulting in prolonged isolation and neglect.

A woman identified as Tonya Hughes died in a hit-and-run, but her identity was later revealed as fake. Investigations uncovered she was Sharon Marshall, whose identity was also fabricated. After years of inquiry, her true identity as Suzanne Sevakis was confirmed—abducted by Franklin Floyd at age five.

Don and Dan Nichols kidnapped Kari Swenson in Montana, attempting to marry her to Dan. The brothers lived off-grid, believing they needed a wife for Dan. The case details their criminal actions and the victim's ordeal.

Judith Tebbutt was kidnapped by Somali pirates and held captive for six months before being released. She was initially told she would be freed soon, but her release left her in a vastly different world than she had known.

In the early 1980s, Boston's emergency services faced severe budget cuts, leading to layoffs and reduced staffing. Discontented workers, feeling undervalued, devised a strategy to reclaim funding, though specific actions taken remain unspecified in the provided context.

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In 1984, 18-year-old Elizabeth Fritzl vanished from her home in Amstetten, Austria. Her father, Josef Fritzl, claimed she had joined a cult, but 24 years later, evidence revealed his long-term imprisonment of her, shocking the world.

Blanche Monnier vanished after her mother opposed her marriage to an unsuitable partner. Found alive in an attic 25 years later, she clung to life, highlighting a prolonged captivity ordeal.

Five celebrity murders gained national attention due to the victims' fame. Victims included Adrienne Shelly, Dimebag Darrell, Marvin Gaye, Rebecca Schaeffer, and Phil Hartman, killed by Diego Pillco, Nathan Gale, Marvin Gay Sr., Robert John Bardo, and Brynn Omdahl respectively.

The case involves five child killers whose crimes are detailed in the conclusion of season 24, focusing on their offenses, investigative processes, and the outcomes of the cases.