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Lonnie David Franklin Jr. is better known by the nickname Grim Sleeper; he lures vulnerable women into his car before murdering and sexually assaulting them for more than two decades.
Lonnie David Franklin Jr. is better known by the nickname Grim Sleeper; he lures vulnerable women into his car before murdering and sexually assaulting them for more than two decades.
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S5, EP12 "Victor Ferrant"Victor Farrant is a convicted rapist who murdered his former girlfriend in 1996 and attempted to murder another woman after he was released from prison.
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S5, EP6 "Sun Set Strip Killers"Douglas Clark and Carol Bundy were a deadly duo who terrorized the streets of Los Angeles in the summer of 1980, targeting vulnerable women, teenagers and even a child.
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S5, EP17 "Dayton Rogers"Dayton Leroy Rogers, known as The Molalla Forest Killer, is a serial killer who mutilated and killed at least eight women.
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S5, EP2 "William Bonin"William Bonin is thought to have raped, tortured and murdered a minimum of twenty-one boys and young men.
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S5, EP1 "Lonnie David Franklin"Lonnie David Franklin Jr. is better known by the nickname Grim Sleeper; he lures vulnerable women into his car before murdering and sexually assaulting them for more than two decades.
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