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A listener note. This episode contains descriptions of graphic violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in court.

Deep in the back of an ordinary windowless building across the street from an elementary school lies an eerie relic of a horrific crime, a silent witness to the 1997 Altadour

Massacre. It's stored away in the Miramar Police Department's property and evidence building,

and protected by a sheet of plexiglass and a wood frame.

A piece of drywall, about six feet wide by four feet high.

Scrawled across the white paint is a chilling message written in black marker.

I want my hundred thousand drug money. They stole my drugs.

This section of the wall was cut from the Altadour home almost three decades ago,

soon after the discovery of the slain bodies of Teresa LeVern and Marie, Samantha, and Sabrina Altadour.

It's been here ever since, worn down by time and relentless examination.

Fingerprint powder and chemical tests have dulled the white paint.

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