Tapes from the dark side contains descriptions of violence and sexuality.

Listener discretion is advised.

The following is a quote from Roy Norris, describing his recollections of the audio tape the pair had created of Shirley Ledford's rape and torture.

We've all heard women scream in horror films. Still, we know that no one is really screaming. Why? Simply because an actress can't produce some of the sounds that convince us that something

vile and heinous is happening.

If you've ever heard that tape, there is just no possible way that you'd not begin crying

and trembling.

I doubt you could listen to more than a full 60 seconds of it.

I think everyone has a bit of a fascination with the dark side.

I myself always love the dark side as well.

I think it's something that everyone secretly longs, horrid wants.

I just picture those girls and how lonely were when they died.

I'm sorry. Andrea Joy Hall

July 8, 1979.

Two weeks after the murder of Lucinda, 18-year-old Andrea Joy Hall is hitchhiking along the misty

stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway.

She's alone, vulnerable, and she's about to cross paths with two men who've already killed.

Their names are Lawrence Biddecker and Roy Norris.

As Andrea stands on the roadside, Larry slows his silver van beside her, ready to offer a ride. But just as he

does, another driver pulls over, and Andrea chooses that car instead. But Larry and Roy don't

give up. They follow from a distance mile after mile until the Good Samaritan drops Andrea off

at Redondo Beach. Now she's alone again, and that's all they need.

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