I mean, it's not like a brutal murder during the course of an armed robbery was a routine

daily event in this part of the state.

This is something that happened very, very infrequently.

A.L. Georgia, the seat of Cook County and a town of roughly 5,000 not far from the Florida

state line.

In 1998, there was a shocking murder there, an employee of the Taco Bell.

As she left the store one night, she was ambushed, shot, and left to die in the parking

lot.

Police investigators quickly put a man in jail for the crime.

His name was Devanya Inman.

He swore he wasn't responsible.

Basically, they was going to get somebody out of the blight for killing that lady.

They went to the chief and told them, chief, you got the wrong man.

They said, no, we got our man.

We don't prosecute him.

They did prosecute him.

And he was convicted, in sentence to life in prison.

You know, it's like if the most miserable is life you can ever possibly go to.

I'd rather be dead or a bomb on the street than to be in prison.

But then, some 18 months later, a second brutal murder.

You see some savagery like that.

Somebody that does that as a straight psychopath.

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