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Good morning. This episode contains discussion of murder, rape and suicide.

This week we're doing something a little bit different on the murder sheet. We recently

covered the case of the McCrary Taylor family, a clan of itinerant serial killers who largely

targeted young women working alone at donut shops. Some of you let us know that you were

especially interested in the case, and so we decided to dig a little deeper. We reached

out to Don Williams, a retired lieutenant with the Santa Barbara police force. He is one

of the last surviving law enforcement officers to have worked the case. At first, he wasn't

sure what to think about us, but like any good detective, he did his research.

I have never watched a podcast in that one. I find the old-fashioned guy with a good belly.

It can barely do my emails, but when I googled, well, Kathy googled, she showed it to me.

There was a list of showers that she had done, and they looked very interesting. Then when

I hit that one about the windshield donut shop, it just banged. There I was right back

in to the case again. This week on the murder sheet, Don, and his wife, Kathy, returned to

the McCrary Taylor case and take us all with them. My name is Anya Cain, and I'm Kevin Greenley,

and this is the murder sheet, a weekly true crime podcast. Anya and I connected over the

Bergerchev murders, a 1978 unsolved case involving the killings of four young restaurant

employees. Now we're looking to track restaurant homicides. To help us understand the patterns

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