Due to the nature of this killer's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of murder and gun violence.

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You're probably aware of the phrase, an eye for an eye, and the whole world goes blind.

It refers to the never-ending cycle of violence.

One party strikes, the other retaliates, and on and on and on.

But the wheel is difficult to stop, because someone will always crave the last word.

On January 25, 1993, Mir Amal Conzi went on a vicious shooting spree outside the CIA's headquarters

in Langley, Virginia to take his revenge on the West. In just minutes, his rampage killed two,

Lansing Bennett and Frank Darling, and wounded three others.

Afterward, Conzi fled overseas, and FBI agents followed his trail to Pakistan.

Searching for one man in a nation of 135 million would be like looking for a needle in a haystack,

but the victim's families refused to let Conzi's assault go unpunished.

They desperately wanted retribution of their own.

But let's return to the question we asked in part one.

Because as satisfying as it would be to get justice for the victims, it does make you wonder,

how do you get justice without restarting the cycle of revenge?

Hi, I'm Greg Polson. This is serial killers, a Spotify original from podcast.

Every Monday and Thursday, we dive into the minds and madness of serial killers.

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