Previously on anatomy of murder.

We knew there was an apex predator in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Back in 2010, our ban offered $50,000 to help catch the person responsible for murdering Morgan Harrington.

It's too late for Morgan. Let's help save the next girl.

Authorities uncover new evidence linking her killer to a similar assault on a woman in Virginia.

We hear the gut-wrenching news that there's yet another, a vibrant athletic smart co-ed is missing from Charlottesville. She is 18 years old and

had just begun enjoying her second year at UVA. Her name is Hannah Graham. I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anaseika Nicholazzi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation

discoveries true conviction. And this is anatomy of murder.

A quick reminder for all of our listeners. This is the second episode in a two-part story.

So if you haven't already heard that episode one, go back and listen.

Now on to the show.

Today's story begins at the University of Virginia

in the fall of 2014. Five years before,

Morgan Harrington had disappeared in Charlottesville after leaving a Metallica concert. Her body was found

a bit more than three months later.

The DNA from Morganshirt had linked to another attack,

the sexual assault of a young woman identified to us by the initials R.G.

She had managed to escape. So did her attacker.

For years this predator had remained unidentified and on the loose. And then in 2014 news began to spread of another young woman who had gone missing.

On the campus of UVA, the night of September 12, 2014, started out like a typical Friday night. Students getting ready to go out looking to get their

weekend started and that included UVA sophomore Hannah Graham. Hannah was a British-born American student at UVA with a tight-knit group of friends.

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