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For years, towns in Florida were terrorized by monsters. During the latter half of the 1970s, Ted Bundy made his way to

Florida, where he continued his spree of stalking, sexually assaulting, and murdering women.

In 1990, university campuses were terrified of Gainesville Ripper Danny Rowling, who viciously

murdered five college students over the course of four days

in Gainesville. But on November 30, 1989, a different kind of monster was born. That day, 51-year-old

Richard Mallory, a TV repair store owner, picked up a prostitute along Interstate 75 on his way

to Daytona Beach.

Two days later, his car was found abandoned on Ormond Beach, containing his wallet, condoms, and an empty liquor bottle.

On December 13th, his body was located in a wooded area several miles away from his car.

He had been shot four times in the chest.

Authorities would later discover that Richard Mallory was the first victim of a serial killer

dubbed the Damsel of Death.

That monster was none other than Eileen Warnos.

But how is a monster of such a violent nature made? I'm Emily Campano, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. Elaine Wernos was born in 1956.

She never met her father, who died by suicide while in prison for kidnapping and raping a child.

Her mother abandoned her at four years old, leaving her to be raised by her maternal grandparents,

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