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What we know about Calhoun's alleged sixth victim, Elizabeth 'Libby' Gibson
What we know about Calhoun's alleged sixth victim, Elizabeth 'Libby' Gibson
What we know about Calhoun's alleged sixth victim, Elizabeth 'Libby' Gibson

Published on: 09/16/2026

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Prosecutors say accused serial killer Jesse Calhoun faces a manslaughter charge linked to Elizabeth 'Libby' Gibson's death in 2022.

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