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I Know My First Name Is Steven

Mike Echols

Tells how convicted child molester "Reverend" Kenneth Eugene Parnell abducted seven-year-old Steven Stayner, raising him as his own son and subjecting him to unspeakable abuse for seven years until Steven managed to escape along with another kidnapped boy. Reissue.

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Rotten Mango

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Rotten Mango

A book about Stephen's experience being kidnapped and held captive by Ken Parnell, which was critically acclaimed.

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There's a book about Stephen, a series about him called 'I Know My First Name Is Stephen'.

— Episode: #63: Yosemite National Park Serial Kille...

Episode: #63: Yosemite National Park Serial Killer (Case -...

A book about Stephen's experience being kidnapped and held captive by Ken Parnell, which was critically acclaimed.

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There's a book about Stephen, a series about him called 'I Know My First Name Is Stephen'.

So the author of the book, 'I Know My First Name Is Steven' approached Ken, found him after he got out of jail and told him, you know, what about the sexual assault charges?

Murder With My Husband

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Murder With My Husband

The hosts discussed the book as a true‑crime account of Steven Stayner’s kidnapping and seven‑year ordeal, noting its adaptation into a film and its focus on his rescue of another boy. They referenced it to provide background for their episode on California abductions.

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Generation Why: True Crime

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Generation Why: True Crime

This book was mentioned as covering the story of Steven Stayner's abduction and subsequent escape. It was referenced in relation to an interview with Cary Stayner.

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There's a TV miniseries about this. There's a book written about this.

— Episode: Steven & Cary Stayner - 207

Episode: Steven & Cary Stayner - 207

This book was mentioned as covering the story of Steven Stayner's abduction and subsequent escape. It was referenced in relation to an interview with Cary Stayner.

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There's a TV miniseries about this. There's a book written about this.

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