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Music You know, It was 152 a.m. on the morning of December 1, 2019.

The streets of Ansonia, Connecticut were quiet and empty. Most of the city's 18,000 residents were fast asleep, still digesting their Thanksgiving

leftovers from just two days before. The temperature had plunged below freezing, announcing winter's arrival, while

Christmas lights glowed softly in living room windows. Inside the Ansonia Police Department,

it was a peaceful Sunday morning until the phone rang. I answered by saying, you know,

Ansonia 911, there was a male voice on the other line

that stated three different times Myrtle Ave.

Officer Jacqueline Tresser remembers the man's voice.

Calm, slow, almost slurred.

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