The Bizarre Case of the Dairy Princess | Craft & Crime

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[@patyancey4612]

Love the ‘ Logo’ Always enjoy a good true crime mystery! Doesn’t seem like she received enough time for the crime…especially how brutal it was! Look forward to more!

[@artismyheart4886]

I’m in Wisconsin, about an hour’s drive from where this happened. I was in high school at the time and remember it well.

[@julianec8494]

You combine two things I love, crafting and talking about true crime, I love it! Please keep up with those stories, Nik. ✌

[@debdance2502]

I just love to listen to you tell stories Nik. You always make me smile. Not to mention the interesting craft!

[@maryshaw737]

I'm a native Wisconsinite and totally enjoyed your real life crime story...I watch a lot of ID TV! Loved your video, as well! I recall the case, but not the wonderful details your supplied us with. So, she is walking the streets of northern WI? Yikes!

[@stephaniehall3505]

I simply love your personality! ❤ I graduated from HS in 89. I do not remember this story.

[@janetstubbington583]

You are such a natural story teller! I look forward to the next one.

[@amyfuller3561]

As a true crime junkie, I so enjoyed the story and the shirt. Please keep them coming!

[@PetHaven17]

Love your design on the t-shirt and the true story narrative was excellent- Nik, your story telling keeps things rolling and on the edge of a seat . Can’t wait for the next one !

[@raquelbranom3977]

I love this crime craft time with you. I’m also a true crime aficionado…and to pair crime with crafting, is innovative. Thanks Nik

[@suedixon2458]

I enjoy both crafting and true crime every day! Thank you so much x

[@conniegranado7943]

Nik, what a GREAT idea!! Crime and craft, love, love, love it!!

[@RemotelyGrace]

I started watching your Craft and Crime vids after watching more of your bookbinding ones. You and I must be of similar age... back around 1991-ish, I bought a book "The Encyclopedia of Forensic Science" by Brian Lane. This was waaay before TV shows that featured forensic science. When I told a friend I bought the book, they asked, "Should I be worried?" I may still have that book in a box somewhere. It is fascinating stuff and I also thought about working in a related field with my biology/physiology background. Looking forward to seeing and hearing more of these videos! Have fun!

[@alicesullivan1790]

You are a fantastic story-teller. I especially like your aside comments to each of the people in the story. I grew up in North and South Carolina during the fifties and sixties. At that time TV was beginning to spread, but there were only three networks and TVs still had to be plugged in and the quality of the images depended entirely on the quality and/or length of your antennae, whether your antennae was built in (also known as rabbit ears), or attached to the roof of your home. The ancient magic of story-telling, whether on a street corner, or around the big family supper table, was slowly disappearing. All of which means, that it is amazing to listen to your unique style of relating a true story while also trying to understand the motives and responsibility and consequences of murder, and crafting. Now that is entertaining and educational. Thank you. Please Keep On Story-Telling While You Craft. Be well and safe. Hugs from SC USA.

[@HooliganMomma]

Excellent video Nik!!! Such a sad story...and LOVED your logo-t-shirt!! I never heard about this case but I think Bill has a lot of Karma to figure out...he definitely started the ball rolling of this event!! Dude...be honest...look at what happened because of your stupid, selfish decision!! Poor Lisa!! xo

[@sweetcurly28]

T-shirt looks great! I never heard of that case. Shocks me that people think that murder is an option. So evil! You are great Nik! I love watching and listening to you. No matter what you choose to talk about.

[@catherinecarey4897]

Great video. Have you ever thought of writing your own crime stories ? You are so articulate at story telling, I think you would be very successful. Loved it xx

[@NiktheBooksmith]

thanks Catherine! I have written quite a few short stories, but no crime, as of yet. I'll have to keep that in mind, I appreciate the encouragement!

[@nikkihall7994]

I remember this! I was only like 11 at the time, but I grew up about 20 minutes north of Wausau, so this was BIG local news.

[@Vikiwastestime]

Sprinkling? Why, yes please. Great story, Nik--told in the way only you could do it.

[@seasidepaper]

I love listening to these stories while working on my own projects.

[@saffanna26]

Loving the crime stories....crafting and crimes. My 2 faves.....

[@markaes]

I didn't really know her... but Lisa Cihaski was a cousin of mine so I remember it being a big deal at the time. I recently came across a folder my aunt had been keeping filled with old newspaper clippings and was just looking for more info.

[@samanthasky4463]

Really enjoy all your videos 😊. You make viewers feel as though they are sitting across the table from you, crafting along and enjoying a good natter. Thank you for the good time.

[@ceced3530]

Crime Crafting, this is genius! Great synopsis and commentary on this case. I can't wait until the next one.

[@hulie67Julie]

This video was fantastic! Thank you for the craft and story time.

[@deeswigert]

Love, love, LOVE! Looking forward to this series!

[@lauramarycann9590]

Love your take Sherlock........ craft and crime 👏👏👏👏👏👏 my favourite

[@Grianan66]

I graduated high school in 1985 (the year before Lisa, I think you said.) I don't remember this case, but I didn't start following crime events until after my older son was born in 1991. So I just missed this one. I love the logo and am off to watch the how to videos, because the process looks awesome! I'm looking forward to your next Crime Craft video! You will be to crafting, what Bailey Sarian is to make-up!

[@alisavogt2892]

Love this format. Especially the logo!! 💜

[@kimheron1275]

Nik, I loved this video!! I've never hear of this crime. Very fascinating. I loved how you told this story in your own Nik way. Can't wait to see more. And I loved the tee shirt silk screen as well.

[@333Judy333]

Love the Crime/Craft combo!

[@madstamper64]

Interesting case, I can't believe she was released on a life sentence on parole. Love the way you tell the stories. love the logo btw. tfs, Olga

[@April4YHWH]

21:30 yep, one look at those forearms and I believe the detective that she demonstrated on in the interrogation room! Loving this new series - you have a way of storytelling, and your logo is the epitome of a logo's intent. I cannot sleep well if I don't have Forensic Files playing on my iPad next to me, so I am totally with you on the true crime thing. Keep 'em coming, girlfriend! ⚖︎

[@gigidtx]

🌼 love your new CrimeCraft theme & t-shirt. I don't recall this tragic case.

[@k-creationskristinhuxford4531]

I love your crime craft videos!

[@tootsfour956]

Love your crime and craft! Thank you! BLESSINGS

[@1771bubba]

Oh my goodness, I was 33 in 1990. Busy being a single Mother and raising my 3 children. I don’t remember this case. But I loved this forum. Crafting and true crime stories. Keep it up. Your memory is amazing for all these details. Lol. Thanks for sharing (I loved your tee-shirt).

[@NiktheBooksmith]

you don't remember because you were a busy, busy momma! Thanks, Angela =)

[@1771bubba]

@@NiktheBooksmith ♥️♥️♥️

[@Salem-pv4dw]

Man what a psycho she was! Going to the guy's house in lingerie? It seems pretty clear that she intended to do Lisa harm when she went to see her! When a jury comes back THAT fast you know it was real clear!! I always thought it was strange to give someone a "life sentence" and then say "oh but they can get released in.." however many years! What is the point of a life sentence if you don't have to serve it?

[@marysternick5619]

Did you know there was a made for TV movie called "Beauty's Revenge,” also known as “Midwest Obsession”?! According to my sources, the movie aired on NBC in 1995 and, no big surprise here, on Lifetime.

[@gillramsay1112]

I really enjoyed this video. You are so good narrating the crime story and the T-shirt is stunning, thank you x

[@cassiegreene9528]

Nik, you made me actually guffaw on the line "unless he has a third girlfriend", and boy don't we need SOMETHING amusing after this horrid weekend. YOu're the best, love the stories and your work. Press on!. thanks

[@omkirtan5684]

Nik the true crime Book Smith loved it I really only tuned in for the story loved it!

[@angelikagiam]

Perfect!!! True crime and craft!!! I'm all in!!!

[@kathygeare5002]

From one true crime fan to another, great job on the the silk screening tee and telling the tale of the Dairy Princess!

[@marciaw4164]

You are a gifted storyteller - and what a story. Good grief. How senselessly tragic. I'm not sure she should be out. What if someone shortchanges her at Walmart? I mean, could get ugly. I'm a bit older than these people, and I cannot remember this one. But sure enjoyed the telling, and the silk screening demo - and love the logo! Thanks, Nik!

[@janerushton8263]

Crafts and crime, love both, thanks Nik :)

[@nancymccormick-jw6834]

I just love your t-shirt, !! And I love the story that you told I truly don’t remember that part. But was glad to hear it.

[@onebyonehandicrafts1843]

I want more of these Crime & Craft videos! I find them entertaining!

[@tkidd1973]

Oh..my...poison, axes and crafts!!! My two favorite things in this world!! I love this addition to your channel, love the t-shirt, can't wait for more! We are roughly the same age, but I don't remember hearing about this.

[@listychick]

i loved this craft crime video, i also listened to the Ontario old folks home missing people, i never heard of that, i live in Ontario and you can see my last name lol, sounds the same but totally different place , family and race, hope we can hear a lot of these crime craft videos, made me listen while i was painting instead of sitting in front of scene

[@pamelawooten3690]

Love true crime, crafting and YOU! Keep on with the stories! Never heard of this one.

[@margaritaderose6805]

Yes!!! Gotta have this t-shirt!!! My dream too!!! Sprinkle often… yay!!

[@aliceadler4569]

Bravo & congratulations … never heard of this case. 🍂♥️🍁

[@aptwalker2009]

Wow, that was from my neck of the woods. Wausau is about 70 miles from where I live. I wandered south in the late 70s (very late 70s...Sept of 79 to be precise), married a Texan in '82 and had a son in '83. He was right around 3 when we moved back north to Chippewa Falls, WI, so that was just about the time your story was starting. I vaguely recall the situation, but Wisconsin is full of Dairy Princesses...actually we probably have more princesses than Disney...so it's hard to have one of them stand out more than any of the others. I had to laugh at your pic of the blonde girl on the 'cell' phone. Wouldn't have been any of that going on at the time this tale was unfolding :) Love the screen print! Can't wait to hear more crime stories. I'm from Chippewa Falls though and I was watching Johnny Carson one night when he had the FBI's statistician on, naming Chippewa Falls, WI as having THE highest crime rate per capita in the entire U.S. Sin City is what Johnny called us....hmmmm, can't remember what year that was but it wasn't the only year that CF took the prize.

[@chariot03]

Love the idea of “Crime Craft”. I will watch them all! Go Nik!

[@margaritagerman]

I enjoy true crime stories. They will be a nice addition to your lineup. Thank you for sharing

[@thesehandsart]

You are the best! I feel like you personally responded my last comment about how much I loved the true crime and crafting angle I know that's not true but I'm going to pretend a little bit LOL I'm just really glad to see two of my favorite things combined and really look forward to the next one!

[@NiktheBooksmith]

Thank you for the encouragement I needed! ;)

[@tambranicolekendall9288]

I love the craft crime logo and the videos. This is so interesting and fun!

[@dawnatpadamocrafts1970]

We are most definitely kindred spirits... I'm always crafting whilst watching crime shows in the background xxx

[@margavanderwel1485]

Hi Nik =) , good to see you

[@drinkinganddoodling5009]

Nik I really liked this style of video. It’s nice you linked your inspo cause not everyone does that when they making your creations.

[@BoxedandBound]

Love, love, love this! True Crime and Craft is just fine by me!

[@nancybuzzard2079]

.loved the story, it was fun…. Thanks!

[@TexasMyTexas]

I love this format…crafting and story time…🥰🥰🥰

[@pinonicholson3218]

Genius on the logo... Good crime story, should start a podcast...anyway never heard of the dairy princess case.

[@mickansj334]

So nice to hear you tell me about the horrible crime story, it's really hair-raising. I have not heard it. Your t-shirt will be so cool.

[@laurasmith1139]

I love this little edition to the channel! Can't wait until the next one!

[@jlouutube65]

I really enjoyed this and seeing all the 80's hair once again! ;)

[@shelleynobleart]

So fun, Nik! Here for it. Checking description for products used.

[@melissashultz9448]

I was in high school when that happened. I don’t recall hearing about it back then. Thanks for sharing the story. Looking forward to more.

[@sEaSoNaLMiLk]

This video is exactly what KZbin needs.

[@deanntucker3238]

I love true crime as well. You made this look very easy. Thanks for sharing both!

[@jenniferwatson7118]

Great T-shirt! Love your crafting, but happy to have a sprinkling of true crime thrown in!

[@tuthillg]

I do remember this case and thinking about the kind of obsession she must have had for this guy. Sad. Cute t-shirt! TFS the inspiration, Nik!

[@keeperofwords2348]

Not far from my neck of the woods of growing up at the top of Northern IL and lived across the lake a bit north in the tip of the mitt Petoskey, MI. Loved your storytelling and love your books! About my time as well but I think I’m a tad older.

[@michelledonnelly1305]

I LOVE true crime!!!! And you are a great story teller!! Thank you!!!

[@charlotteragan6583]

I love your stories. Your craft was great, too.

[@remmus8056]

2 of my most favorite things come together! Love the logo.

[@dreamitimagineitcreateit]

I have not heard of this story. I love the idea of you telling us about some true crime stories while crafting. I am true crime enthusiast as well. The shirt is perfect❤️ Thank you for sharing.

[@ccpperrett7522]

Thank you Nik. I enjoy your craft and crime videos. I appreciate the sprinkle of humor. I have never heard this story before. The dairy princess love triangle tangle.

[@VollyT1]

This was a sad story but, I like crafting and storytelling, looking forward to more of these.

[@shkapoo]

Great video Nic! Can’t beat education and infotainment bundled together! 😁 Tshirt looks fantastic! Pam 👏🏼

[@kykategray]

The logo is amazing! I would like more than “a sprinkling”, and I can’t wait for the next “Crime and Craft”. I graduated Highschool in ‘89, but don’t recall this story. I recognized the big hair from those photos, though;)

[@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654]

Love your logo. I always wanted to solve crime but feel it would take over my life n dreams.... lol. I still love watching them but have to take a break sometimes. You remind me of myself.

[@stephaniesuggs6541]

I remember that case! I was a teenager when it happened, too. Love the t-shirt!

[@fludrbywest3886]

Love this silk scream application!!

[@kathleenseligmytatterednto8560]

Love the sprinkling! The t shirt looks awesome too!

[@SaltLifeGypsy68]

Nik, LOVE the way you tell a story! Love your shirt! I'd wear That! Can I wear that? 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣 I look forward to more Crime&Craft videos.

[@emilymiller4535]

"In Wisconsin". I watch a lot of true crime and hear those words WAY too often! My state scares me sometimes.. Great video! I hadn't heard of this case before which is surprising. Looking forward to more :)

[@AmazingAndrea]

Great video! Love the craft and crime story. HTV is great for a more "semi-permanent" solution. I've worked with ALOT of this stuff when I created shirts for my family. Problem is the more you wash it, the more the edges (and tiny pieces) will begin to peel off. So just something to be aware of. But this way is definitely better than the one time use with regular vinyl. Thanks for this idea! I'll definitely transition into this style until I can get myself the proper Emulsion 😊

[@JoanneOwens1943]

Loved it! Been watching you and 20/20 about the chippindale murders. Back and forth 😵‍💫

[@sandramarshall7712]

I did enjoy this, thank you! I enjoyed watching you make the screen. Have a wonderful day!

[@chrissy24-7]

I love true crime, especially by Nik 💕

[@dawnbentley8030]

Commentary was as good as the craft. LOVED IT you are hilarious

[@grahamfox931]

Hello Nik, love, love the T-shirt and loved your story. I find your videos so informative (craft wise) and also love listening to your true-crime stories. Will Definately subscribe to hear and learn more from you. Blessings and hugs from Cape Town. Diana

[@kmwwrench]

Well, THAT was unexpected. From the title I thought you had made another one of your fabulous "storybooks". Imagine my surprise. But in a good way. Why is it that true crime fascinates us so much? Are we all just ghouls? Or just so glad that it wasn't us or our friends and family that we have to share? But I have to admit that I'm also a, hmmm.... fan doesn't seem appropriate, but I guess that's probably the most truthful name. Love the logo.

[@kayhammock]

Love the logo and can't wait for the next episode of Crime Craft. I'm a true crime fanatic!!

[@maramakesjournals2319]

Marathon County and Wausau are beautiful places. Ate in Wausau this week on the way “up north” and again going south to home. It’s hard to reconcile beautiful places with dastardly goings-on, but there are un-hinged people everywhere. She’s out now. Scary to think a person that crazy and that strong is haunting the north woods. She could’ve cooked my breakfast. Creepy thought. On the other hand, it was fun to watch the crafting.

[@Trompke]

I Love to hear more crime stories :-) Great T-shirt! Thanks!

[@angaramacrafts8564]

Super cool shirt!!!! Love your story telling! Binge watching you! Yes, I remember the Daury Princess story!