Pound for pound, one of the greatest true crime stories of all time.

This would turn out to be a notorious surreal case.

A woman brutally murdered in cold blood.

Investigators at the time believed that Sherry Rasmussen was the victim of a burglary that had turned into her own murder.

As I walked in, there was blood.

She was literally clawing at the front door.

Trying to get out.

People were on edge during that era, and add to that,

we were the serial killer capital of the world.

It's like being hit by a train, just like being hit by a train.

I don't usually talk about that day or that time.

How soon was it after the murder that your father and your mother

started to think that maybe this wasn't a robbery?

I assumed it was going to be burglars, male burglars.

And there was another piece of evidence that caught the attention of investigators.

A bite mark on Sherry's forearm.

I suspect that the LAPD could never have fathom. And the If you walk down

walk down Hollywood Boulevard you can't help but notice the stars on the sidewalk

the glitter in the pavement, and you think to yourself, wow, this

is Tinsultown.

But it doesn't take long until you realize that there are deep cracks in that pavement exposing a criminal

element you could never have anticipated. In the case of Sherry Rasmussen was a

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