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John, do you want to hear something crazy? Of course I do.

Detective Scott Day had been on the Edmund Police Force for just about 20 years.

Close to his retirement he could reflect back on his career and be proud of the work he had done.

All except for that one case from 18 years prior.

He had been a rookie officer then and the first to respond to the

scene of a murder and a violent sexual assault. The case had gone unsolved and

haunted the community. It was something that he thought about often.

The house, the details. He could see the only survivor standing in the doorway of the

house battered and covered in blood, sobbing as he ran to her.

That's why it was odd that there he was in 2004.

He stood again in front of a brick house with a large bush in one of the windows on a suburban street. It was like deja vu.

He got his bearings and looked around. He was only steps away from the house that he responded to back in 1986. Had he done it again? Police say the suspect 31 year old Jeffrey Dahmer has confessed to the killings of 11 people whose remains were found in his apartment.

We are all evil. whose remains were found in his apartment.

We are all evil in some form or nothing.

Are we not?

Lock your doors, lock your windows.

If you have the ability to provide additional security devices, then by all means do so.

On the night of August 16, 1986, a 25-year-old woman listened intently from the closet of her boyfriend's home in Edmond, Oklahoma.

She thought she heard him leave.

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