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Tonight Tonight, follow along as we unravel the haunting tale of the weepy voice killer, a figure whose crime struck the fear in the hearts of the people in Minneapolis, St. Paul.

Join me as we dig deep in the mystery behind the tears, the terror, and the twisted mind of a killer who left a trail of tragedy in his wake, one call at a time.

It's time to start the show. Let's hit it. and the The Welcome and thank you for joining me for another episode of Mysteries Mayhem and Merlo.

I am your host, Winnie Schrader.

We are going to encounter a very bizarre and twisted serial killer, one that couldn't even stomach the own guilt of his murders he had just committed, so much so that he called the police on himself so they could stop him from

killing more. Within January of 1981 and August of 1982, Midassoans were ensnurled in this web of fear and

dread as Paul Michael Stefani emerged as this nefarious serial killer of the Midwest. His moniker, The Weepy Voice Killer,

Stephanie left this indelible mark on our criminal history here in Minnesota,

not merely for the brutality of his heinous acts,

but the 911 calls he left behind to confess what he'd just done.

It was through these emotional sorrow-laden phone calls,

a twisted ritual of sorts that Stefani communicated directly with police and further intertwining, intertwining his evil needs.

It was through these emotional sorrow-laden phone calls, a twisted ritual of sorts, that Stefani communicated directly with police, further intertwining his evil needs with a surreal and unsettling vulnerability.

Now, Karen Potak was a young 20-year-old college student that was attending the University of Wisconsin.

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