Hey guys, welcome to episode 105 of the True Crime Couple podcast. Um, Kay. And today I guess we're not so

much a couple. I'm going to be riding solo for this episode. It's very unfortunate, but John's not

going to be joining me today. And the reason for that is baby Ryan. She is really fussy and collicky and gassy. And she just

is not really cooperating too much. And we're kind of down to the wire of recording this episode.

So I'm going to take it on solo while John is on dad duty in the nursery down the

hall. So it's just going to be me today. I'm sorry for all the big John fans out there. So

let's get to it. Before we get started, I just want it to let you know that there are some trigger

warnings for today's case. The victim that we're covering today is Cindy Thompson. And she was in

her third trimester of pregnancy when she was murdered. So we are going to be covering a pretty brutal murder that involves the death of an unborn

child. So I just like to give that trigger warning in advance. So without any further ado,

let's get into the episode. On a cold February night in Pontiac, Michigan, the dream an expecting mother would have

to one day hold her son would be ripped from her when she was brutally murdered in her bedroom.

The suspects would be plentiful, because many had the opportunity.

But this case was going to come down to one thing.

Who had the motive to murder?

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 in some form or another. 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.

Our case is going to bring us back to Pontiac, Michigan in 1984. Mark Davis had stumbled

into his girlfriend's rented home at 97 Seneca Street in the early morning hours of February

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