Killing of Amanda Gardner
- Year
- 2019
- Where
- Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
- Source
- Ohio Attorney General
- Evidence
- 1
Amanda Gardner was killed in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, on August 1, 2019. The Ohio Attorney General lists this as an unsolved homicide, case number 3512.
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Podcast episodes
- How to be your most authentic self with Amanda GardnerYour Point of View · 2024
- 5 Signs That an Introvert Cares About You by Amanda Gardner of Introvert Dear on Healthy RelationshipsOptimal Health Daily - Fitness and Nutrition · 2026
- Episode 213: Romancelvania: A Conversation with Amanda GardnerNot Your Mama's Gamer · 2020
- How to Interact with an Introvert by Amanda GardnerOptimal Living Daily - Personal Development and Self-Improvement · 2023
- Episode 242: Love, But Make it Monstrous: A Conversation with Amanda Gardner About RomancelvaniaNot Your Mama's Gamer · 2023
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