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This episode includes discussions of murder, rape, and assault that some people may find

offensive.

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On a brisk November night in 1987, 15-year-old Diane Cho and her friend Desi Ferros stood shivering

in the parking lot of the Cloverleaf Mall.

The teens were waiting in line to see the new hit movie The Princess Bride, and they were

eager to get inside.

But before they got up to the ticket booth, Diane grabbed Desi's arm, trembling, but

she wasn't just cold.

She was scared.

When Desi asked Diane what was wrong, Diane pointed across the parking lot.

A tall man in his mid-twenties was staring directly at her.

Diane whispered that this was the same guy who'd been following her around town.

He'd seen him outside her apartment complex and even at her bus stop.

Now he was here, too.

For a moment, the girls considered confronting the creep to tell him to leave Diane alone.

Instead, they followed the crowd into the movie theater, determined to shake off their

worries and enjoy the rest of their night.

But as the girls made their way into the darkened theater, the man didn't go away.

No, Timothy Wilson Spencer stood right there, waiting for Diane to come back.

Hi, I'm Greg Poulson.

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