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Previously on WTOP's American Nightmare series, Murder in a Safe Place.

I was actually in shock.

I couldn't believe it.

I was hysterical to the point where my family told me

that he wasn't dead.

I looked at my text and it said hit.

You know, I just, I don't know, it was just a flood of emotions.

He was leaving his residence.

We don't know where he was going.

And when the officers attempted to stop him immediately after he left his driveway, he immediately produced two guns.

This vital closure that your team has given me makes me finally able to say, happy birthday, dad, you can now, after 28 years, finally, rest in peace.

In July of 2020, the first time I sat down with Detective Bernie Nelson to talk about the murder of Sherry Crandall for this podcast, he surprised me with a piece of news, a stunning piece of news, something he wanted to talk about right away.

Detective Nelson told me the killer's DNA was now leading the investigation in a new direction.

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