I'm Cheryl McCollum, host of the brand new co-case podcast, Zone 7.

We're going to be talking to family members, detectives, prosecutors, and nationally recognized

experts that are in my Zone 7. The group of professionals that I've called on

to help me work hundreds of cases you've heard of and thousands you haven't.

We are going to solve these cases own air together. Listen to Zone 7 on the I Heart Radio app,

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It's been nearly three years now since a killing spring that's spanned from Visodo to Dallas.

Harvey Bowser accused of murdering his estranged wife, a girlfriend, and her two daughters.

We say the former special education teacher killed his 43-year-old girlfriend,

Victoria Smith, and her daughter, and then 15 minutes later, Bowser accused of shooting his

estranged wife, Zina Bowser, and her daughter. Yours hurt Nima Williams, terrified whispers, captured

an offended call to the 911. I don't know what the word is. I don't know what the word is.

No, I don't know that bit. This is crime stories with Nancy Grace.

Chilling 911 calls in the murder trial for former Mavs Maniac Herbie Bowser.

Williams' younger brothers told years that the family turned off the lights and kill.

For crime stories with Nancy Grace, I'm Alan Duke. We're following the case of Herbie Browser,

a Dallas, Texas man on trial for killing four women and wounding several other people in a

series of shooting rampages nearly four years ago. Browser is not your normal serial killer.

Basketball fans in Dallas know him as the 400-pound cheerleader for the NBA Maverick's

male dance team, his nickname, E-Love. But there was no love the night of August 7, 2013,

when Browser allegedly invaded the home of his ex-girlfriend, fatally wounding her,

and her teenage daughter. He then drove to the nearby Dallas Suburban town of DeSoto, Texas,

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