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Mia ran in the room and started on me, my mom, I'm scared! Somebody's knocking on the window.

And then I jump up hysterically and I was like, hold on, hold on! Because typically Stefan would

be right there on the sofa in the living room and I said, Mia, where's your daddy?

Did you see your daddy? She said no mom or something's wrong, daddy's not in there.

So I went to the door and I was like, who is it? One of the detectives broke that news.

Stefan was dead. And then they added murder shot and all of that just closed in on me and I

like I do, it's just call on Jesus.

It's near midnight in South Georgia. Stefan Edraton has just signed off his on-air shift at WGOVFM

radio, eager to get home to his wife Hilda and their three children. Stefan's a prominent DJ

and musician, with a large fan base who know him best by his nickname Juan Gotti. He's alone as

he makes his way the short distance to his car outside the radio station studio. It's a remote

location bathed in darkness, barely visible from the empty highway. Suddenly, from the bushes

next to the building, a dark figure emerges and fires a 38 revolver three times. Stefan collapses.

But what the shooter doesn't know as he makes his escape into the woods is that his victim is still alive.

I'm Steve French and this is Unsolved Mysteries, Death of a DJ.

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