In 2005 and 2006, three women were murdered in Daytona Beach, Florida. Police warned the community that the killer was "one of us," a neighbor, a churchgoer, someone who looked respectable on the outside.
Then the case went cold.
A decade later, a woman was found dead along a highway in Palm Beach County, and the evidence from her case pointed somewhere no one expected. In September 2019, detectives sat down across from a man they had questioned once before. He had no idea why he was there.
This is the full story of the investigation, the interrogation, and the phone calls that followed.
NOTE: All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Information presented is based on publicly available police records, court documents, and media reporting.
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