she was found lying face down with a large amount of blood. what does the scene tell you? what do your victims tell you? you ve got a killer loose here who specifically targeting people. yeah. she was somebody that he really thought was smart on him, he had animosity towards her. there was a doctor s house. somebody s after the doctors. four people are dead because of somebody s vengeance. revenge, that s their motives. revenge. it sent shockwaves right away. no fingerprints, no bloody footprints next thing you know, you are trying to constantly find out what s going on. park your car somewhere else, walk to the location. the list a killer would make? yes, it is. he said, they had it coming. where is he going? what s he gonna do? you re getting real life. god, what the hell do we have here? winter on the great plains can be long, bleak, brutal. so, in march, when winter briefly releases its grip for a day or two, even the trees seemed to
day, the 911 call dr. hunter and come home, found shirlee sherman and her son deceased uncalled. there wasn t a lot of emotion shown. he is a doctor. he is a pathologists. he has seen a lot of death? he has seen a lot of death. it was, to use a word, clinical. the detective and his partner were dispatched to the hunters stately home in dundee. nice part of town? it is. it is an older neighborhood. upper class home, very quiet. not a place where we have a lot of violent crime occur in our city. detective mois still remembers the copper assent of blood that hit him when you went across the hundred home. a heavy metallic kind of humidity was in the air, almost. your most feel it, its presence. there is a lot of it. there was a lot of it at the hunter household. from the left of the throat front door, in the living room off the hallway, lay the body of the boy, tom hunter. he was lying on his face. his hands were down at his side, a fair amount of blood around
take policeman all over and take five years to answer. this one stood out, obviously, because of the brutality. detective derek moyes mois was working that day, dr. hunter and come home, found shirlee sherman and her son deceased uncalled. there wasn t a lot of emotion shown. he is a doctor. he is a pathologists. he has seen a lot of death? he has seen a lot of death. it was, to use a word, clinical. the detective and his partner were dispatched to the hunters stately home in dundee. nice part of town? it is. it is an older neighborhood. upper class home, very quiet. not a place where we have a lot of violent crime occur in our city. detective mois still remembers the copper assent of blood that hit him when you went across the hundred home. a heavy metallic kind of humidity was in the air, almost. your most feel it, its presence. there is a lot of it. there was a lot of it at the hunter household. from the left of the throat front door, in the living
city. detective mois still remembers the copper assent of blood that hit him when you went across the hundred home. a heavy metallic kind of humidity was in the air, almost. your most feel it, its presence. there is a lot of it. there was a lot of it at the hunter household. from the left of the throat front door, in the living room off the hallway, lay the body of the boy, tom hunter. he was lying on his face. his hands were down at his side, a fair amount of blood around his head. down the hall, the body of the housekeeper, shirlee sherman. he was found face down, a large amount of blood underneath. or stainless steel blood of a kitchen knife protruding from her neck. for the victims were killed in the same way. oddly enough, there were no signs of struggle. no fingerprints, no bloody footprints. was this person careful, or very lucky? it could be both.