Hi, crime junkies. Even though I don't sound like it, I am your host, Ashley Flowers. And I'm

Britt. And even though I'm sick, there is no way I was going to keep me from telling

this story this week, because this is an urgent warning for the people of Elizabethtown, Kentucky.

There is a man living among you who committed one of the most violent, heinous crimes on a neighbor that he barely even knew for a reason no one knows.

With her grandchild in the other room, he brutalized this woman and then went home to make supper and watch TV like nothing happened.

And the only reason police knew where to go looking for him

and the mountain of evidence that proved he committed this crime

is because the victim wrote his name in her own blood

and somehow managed to survive so she could warn others

about this church-going father who masqueraded as a good man. This story is going to be hard to hear,

but no one else is talking about it, so I want to warn you, because some in the community have

long wondered whether this survivor was the only victim of Ernest Pine.

Music was the only victim of Ernest Pine. The neighborhoods that surround Rough River Lake in Kentucky are quiet ones.

It's over an hour away from any big city and really gives those nothing bad happens here kind of vibes.

Two, those who don't know.

But anyone who lived there in August 2008 found out the hard way that evil can reside anywhere. And they learned that lesson at the expense of one woman, a woman who is still so scared of the man who

masqueraded as normal that she asked us not to use her real name. So I'll call her Linda. And the day

that changed Linda's life forever was August 25, 2008.

That's when Linda was home, babysitting her 22-month-old granddaughter, who was asleep on the

couch, and Linda was next to her just watching TV when she got a knock at her door.

It was a little after 7 p.m. at the time. The sun was still out.

Wouldn't be setting for like a couple of more hours that time of year.

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