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🗓️ 6 March 2022
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0:58.6 | HQ |
1:10.8 | Just after one o'clock in the morning on February 27th, 1995, |
1:16.4 | Johnny and Jogari Chism received a phone call at their home in Rockhill, South Carolina. |
1:22.0 | The strange man on the other end of the phone spoke loudly and quickly, |
1:26.4 | as if he was almost excited to be talking to them. Identifying himself as Lieutenant |
1:31.2 | Louis Douglas with the Metropolitan Police Department. The man said that he was calling on behalf |
1:36.1 | of Johnny and Jogari's daughter, Dana, who was 25 years old at the time and living more than |
1:41.5 | 400 miles away in Washington, DC. Through baited breath, the man calling himself Lieutenant |
1:47.8 | Douglas described how Dana had been arrested for prostitution, during a sting at the Omni hotel |
1:53.6 | and thought it best for them to know, despite the call making Dana upset while she sat behind bars. |
2:00.6 | Before hanging up, the man gave Dana's parents a phone number for them to call should they |
2:05.0 | need to, but said that Dana would call them herself after being arraigned and released in the |
2:10.0 | morning. Johnny Chism had a hard time believing that the man who had called them in the early |
2:14.7 | morning hours had been a police officer, simply because of the way he spoke. But Johnny and his |
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