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It's no secret that one of the most common fears among women is the possibility of being randomly attacked by a complete stranger.

And sadly, it's a fear all too often based in reality.

But what happens when a dangerous predator decides he wants to get to know his victims before attacking them?

A twisted killer who wants to become friends before revealing the darkness within.

Join me now as we unfold the terrifying case of the Ohio Strangler.

You'll hear how a lifelong criminal used his looks and friendly nature to disarm his victims and how an act of awe-inspiring bravery from one of those women finally brought him to justice.

In the early summer of 2016, as the flowers bloomed in Ashland County in Northeastern Ohio, something was stirring in the woods near the small village of Mifflin.

A curious drifter named Sean Great had made his way out of the forest and into the campgrounds of Charles Mill Lake State Park.

The 39-year-old did his best to blend in with the other campers as he walked among them and it wasn't difficult.

A few quick smiles and friendly lows made everyone believe he was just like them, a normal person taking a break from the real world to enjoy the great outdoors.

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