Many people know what it's like to live in the shadow of their parents.

But some shadows are longer and darker than others.

Before Terry Rasmussen killed four people and dumped them in the woods near Bearbrook State

Park, before he was a serial killer, the chameleon.

He had a family.

In my reporting I was able to speak to one of his children, his daughter Diane.

You heard from her in episode six.

Terry Rasmussen also had a son.

Let's, can I have you just introduce yourself, your name and your relationship to this case

and why we're talking?

My name is Eric.

Terry Rasmussen is my father.

And I guess we're talking about it to try and find some answers.

I couldn't find Eric when I was first reporting this series.

But a few months after we released the podcast, an email sent by someone with the last name

Rasmussen caught my eye.

Eric wrote to say that he had listened to the podcast.

He said he was glad to hear that with the breakthroughs in genetic genealogy, at least

some good had come from the case.

But listening to it also had him thinking about his father.

Ever since Eric learned about Terry Rasmussen's crimes, he's been holding up an image of his

father's life next to his own.

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