The following episode contains intensely disturbing accounts of violence.

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What he would do is take the body and put it in a black plastic bag and then put the bag

inside of a shopping cart.

And then he would just walk around the neighborhood until he found whatever building it was that

was going to suit his purpose that day.

That's how Rashida got into 1345 Fifth Avenue.

That's how Johalas got to the roof of 218 East 104.

It's January 24, 1991. In New York City, a man walks his dog on a footpath alongside

rush hour traffic on the FDR drive. Up ahead, a shadow slips across the path and disappears

under a footbridge. As the man and his dog approach, they discover the body of a young Hispanic girl.

Detective Gary Dugan is one of the first to arrive on the scene.

It was probably about 13 degrees. The wind was whipping up.

And her jacket was opened. Her hands were at her side, and we couldn't quite tell exactly

what had killed her at that time.

An ambulance tech at the scene leans in to inspect the girl's body and lifts her sweater.

There was a stab wound in the center of her chest, and a further examination revealed that she had a ligature around her sweater. There was a stab wound in the center of her chest and further examination revealed that

she had a ligature around her neck.

And it was hardly any blood coming from the stair wound.

The lack of blood tells Dugin he's most likely looking at a body dump and that his

Jane Doe was actually killed in another location.

I guess we were there probably about 45 minutes when we heard that there was a female at the 23rd

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