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Previously, in episode five of WTOP's American Nightmare series, Unknown Subject.

I don't care if he found God and a good woman.

This guy has some sick impulses.

I was going to call my buddy in Coakase at midnight, and I was like, nah, he's probably asleep.

Because you're excited at this point. Because I'm excited at this point. I'm like, I'm like, nah, he's probably asleep. Because you're excited at this point.

Because I'm excited at this point.

I'm like, I'm like, I think I got something, but, you know, I don't know.

I haven't been doing this all that long.

Some of the stuff to find is really difficult to find.

And sometimes I think I got somebody up there point me in the right

direction. I can see you're emotional about it. It's November 12th, 2019, a small South Carolina

city not far from Myrtle Beach. A couple of detectives from Washington D.C. and Montgomery County, Maryland

are working the case that has taken them far outside their regular jurisdiction. The search

for the serial rapist, the FBI had dubbed, the Potomac River Rapist. The detectives that day

were following a lead from Officer Steve Smuggareckky, or Smugs, as he's known,

who I told you about in the last episode, the officer with a talent for using genealogy to close cold cases.

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