A monster, by definition, is an imaginary creature.

But so many times people refer to rapists and murderers as monsters.

I think we do that because we're scared.

We don't want to believe that a human is capable of such

horrific acts. No one wants to believe that one of our friends or family members could become

one of society's most hated. The reality is though, murderers and rapists are simply humans

whose life experiences warp their sense of right and wrong.

In many cases, it's a cycle that goes unnoticed until it's too late.

In this case, a sexual predator, Charles Ray Vines, has been labeled as a monster.

From A&E, this is Cold Case Files.

I'm Brooke, and here's the iconic Bill Curtis with a classic case, The Monster.

10 a.m. on a Sunday morning, and church begins to fill. J.W. McCalpin is a regular at the Phoenix

Village Baptist Church and notices an empty pew, one usually occupied by a 58-year-old Juanita Wofford.

If she could get here, she was here. Anytime I'm shut the door is open, she was here.

After church, McCalbund and a friend Paywaffe had a visit

and immediately realized something is a miss.

The living room door were partially opened,

so we opened the storm door so we could kind of see,

all we could see was a trail of blood going through the house.

A call is made to police.

Fort Smith Detective Randy Cook is the first to arrive.

And when we entered the residence, there was forced entry to the front door.

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