Due to the graphic nature of this killer's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of murder, sexual assault, suicidal ideation,

animal cruelty, and child abuse that some people may find disturbing.

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

From the outside, there was nothing special about Superbike Motorsport,

a non-descript white bungalow in the outskirts of the South Carolina farming town.

It was part motorcycle store, part repair shop.

But to know Lee, it was one of the happiest places on Earth.

He'd been a regular customer long before he became friends with the staff.

Now in 2003, he came by just to hang out.

But as he pulled into the parking lot one November afternoon,

no notice that something was blocking the front door.

When he got out of his car for a closer look, he could see that it was Brian Lucas,

the store's service manager.

Brian was lying face up and he wasn't moving.

Noal rushed towards his friend, calling out his name.

But before he could reach him, Noal stopped in his tracks.

There was another body nearby, lying in a pool of blood.

It was Scott Ponder, the owner.

With adrenaline pumping through him, Noal quickly ran inside,

got to the phone on the counter and dialed 911.

That's when he saw a third form.

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