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Previously on WTOP's American Nightmare series,

Murder in a Safe Place.

My mother's office had fingerprint dust all over everything in the computers,

the speakers.

She did ask for help, and she did say,

I fear that this could lead to personal harm,

and the utmost personal harm occurred.

I knew that there was a tape that existed.

It was like hitting a jackpot, a gold mine.

It was Edna talking from the grave.

I do believe that she saw something.

She never deviated from hearing the woman screaming.

In January of 1998, the police in Prince George's County, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C.,

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