that she believes she was being visited by the spirits of women murdered by Bundy. “I didn’t feel scared — I felt supported,” she said. “I felt like people were saying: ‘We’re here, listening. We’re here to support. Thank you for telling the story.’” of pink figurines. (The white ones were also scarce, apparently.) She also happened to be the only girl throughout the entire series (yellow, at points, was played by a man), and she was a total bad-ass despite her candy-colored outfit and girlish braid. She was the kind of girl you wanted to be best friends with, partly because she could kick anyone's butt if they tried to bother you, but also because she was also super sweet (a characteristic that, in retrospect, feels a bit anti-feminist and more than a little offensive but maybe they didn't know better back then). Cabán took to Twitter to post a series of tweets celebratingher campaignandthe coalition behind itTwitter contentView on Twitter However, as COVID-19 started to spread across the United States and around the world, her shows were later canceled, beginning with a date scheduled for March 12, 2020. Her rescheduled tour was slated to begin in June of this year.