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Hello, and thank you for joining us for the ninth episode of Into the Killing.

In this week's episode, we are going to take a look at two bizarre and

brutal mass murders that both happened in the 1980s in the American Midwest. Despite the notoriety

of these cases, they were cold for decades. The first mass murder that we're going to talk about

happened in the middle of May, 1983.

The number one song was beated by Michael Jackson from his Mega Smash album, Thriller.

In 1983, Terry Ann Dunning was 28 years old. She had two daughters, 4-year-old Kimberly and 20-month-old Donna.

Terry and her two daughters lived in a fifth-story apartment with Terry's boyfriend, Michael Davis, on the south side of Chicago, Illinois.

Davis was in the Army Reserves, and in May 1983, he was stationed at Fort Bennington in Georgia.

On the night on May 18, 1983, Terry was at home with her daughters.

Two of her nieces, 8-year-old Michelle Watkins and 7-year-old Tiffany Dunning, were also over that night. At about 10.30

p.m., neighbors heard a commotion and some screaming coming from the apartment. But no

one called the police.

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