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At the beginning of the last episode, I told you about what happened down in Conway, South Carolina.

On the day, detectives showed up to question Giles Warwick, the man they suspected of being the Potomac River rapist.

As you know, that day was critical. Warwick agreed to let detectives swab

his cheek for DNA, which finally linked him to Christine's killing and the rapes of several

other women years before that. But in the time I've been working on this podcast, I learned a lot more

about what happened that day,

down to exactly what Warwick told police when they showed up at his door.

As they got out of the car that morning, the detectives turned on a tape recorder.

That's what you're listening to now.

Yeah, yeah. Hey, you know, sir. Hey, you know, sir?

Hey, you need to work?

Yeah, where you know?

I'm a detective Sealsorek County Police.

Detective Poy, Detective Williams.

How you doing, sir?

How are you?

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