He said every Saturday, I work Saturdays, I'm in the deli, and the guy at the gas station,

you know him, his name is Greg.

He's telling me, all the guys there, including the guys that work there, about all the dates

you guys still on every week.

He's been saying this since August.

He says what you walk.

He says where you went.

He says what you talk about. He says how you spend the night in his apartment, how, you know, he says where you went, he says what you talk about, he says how you spend the night

in his apartment, how, you know, just details of things. And I am freaking out on the inside because

none of this is true. I'm Jamie Beebe. And I'm Jake Deptula. On today's episode of Strictly

stalking, we're speaking with Terry, who was stalked more than 45 years ago,

long before stalking laws or legal protections existed. For nearly five years, a man followed her,

watched her, and terrorized her. She survived it and eventually tried to move on.

But two months ago, while watching a documentary about the 1980 kidnapping and murder of Dorothy

Jane Scott, something stopped her cold,

the locations, the timeline, the stalking behavior. She says they were almost identical to what she

experienced. Dorothy's case remains unsolved. Terry can't say for certain it's the same man,

but if her story could help bring answers or even closure, she believes it's worth

telling. Terry, thank you for joining us today. Thank you for having me. Absolutely. Were you a very

social person when you were growing up? Extremely social. Junior high, I'm running for little offices,

you know, for student council. I had a lot of girlfriends. I was a competitive gymnast

starting in the later years of my elementary school through my second year of college. So I was

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