Forensic Files - Season 12, Episode 12 - Screen Pass - Full Episode

A 13-year-old girl went missing from her Colorado home, and the only evidence the kidnapper left behind was three fingerprints on a window screen.
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[@ExplorerDS6789]

What a monster, taking this beautiful little girl away from her family and disposing of her like she was nothing. There's a place in Hell for people like that.

[@jcspider7259]

Wiki page on this killer: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Charles_Browne

[@endless3cho]

Yes, it's Hell.

[@gradetrend8138]

There is no category for crimes like ! It's just pure evil!

[@curtisbrown5939]

He'll have plenty of company

[@KimberlyBishh]

I'll never understand what makes a man want to harm a child...women and children.. Like what is wrong with their brains!?!!?

[@camerongreene3357]

The dad said he was hearing her voice from the mountains, and they find her remains in the mountains. That’s haunting asf

[@curtisbrown5939]

Not haunting, it's a dad type of thing...my heart goes out to Heather's family 😔

[@Stonktradomus]

Seems somewhat comforting as well. God is good all the time.

[@robertjebediahfreeman]

@@Stonktradomus Thats what I said

[@josephlambert6247]

Yes and crazy they found her body in mountains

[@SassySmith-gf5bq]

Wow you not even safe in your own home rip 🪦

[@TheFriendlyWeirdo]

Listening to her father is honestly really heartbreaking 😢

[@melonie_peppers]

He clearly loved his family but something went wrong in the marriage. The fact that he was taking a class to deal with divorce...

[@TheFriendlyWeirdo]

@@melonie_peppers And imagine him being a suspect in the murder while he was not only trying to get over his divorce, but the death of his young daughter.

[@saita301]

As far as I'm concerned they were unfit parents. Majority of people who have kids in America are unfit. Why the f*** would you let a kid babysit kids. She would have never been placed in that situation if her unfit mother didn't have three other kids to deal with. Simply just having kids because it's something to do

[@bds2003]

What aches heart, his beliefs that her daughter calling him from mountains, he loved her

[@johnnythewalrus]

I didn't see that ending coming. For a moment, they imply he may have killed before, then all of the sudden, he admits to killing 48 people?! Holy schniekes.

[@tokelomphahlele1544]

😂😂😂 yeah that shit ain't right

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

That's why they are "still" trying to link his allegations to facts. Sometimes, they are just looking for "glory", for acknowledgement.

[@kateturner1849]

Dad. I hope you found closure and some semblance of peace and I hope you found love again.❤️

[@josephpecoul6532]

Its amazing how the men and women in law enforcement work tirelessly to solve these mysteries. Thank you for all you do.

[@miltondiaz7580]

P

[@miltondiaz7580]

Llpp

[@miltondiaz7580]

Lp

[@Dulcimertunes]

So you can murder FORTY EIGHT PEOPLE and still not be executed? Insane. Now the parents tax money pays his room, board, dental, medical care, education 🤮

[@josephpecoul6532]

@@Dulcimertunes you are so right they should fry his a**

[@Jason-qx5qr]

It cracks me up when people say their innocent when they have his finger prints on window of a house he said he never been too, i dont understand how anybody could hurt a child like this

[@brianwilliams6167]

True comment....it is funny.... "Want you print me again....same prints I've had all my life" Dumbass

[@ScarabChris]

My wife passed by the computer screen as I was watching this and instantly knew who Tom Carney was. She used to work for the City of North Miami Beach which is where Carney worked.

[@msc8663]

Poor baby girl. Rest in peace baby.

[@jhontagabi]

As of April 2022, Browne is still alive and serving his sentence at the Limon Correctional Facility in Limon, Colorado. He remains convincted solely in the murders of Sperry and Church, and no further murders have been conclusively linked to him since.

[@thamnosma]

So was he a serial killer legend in his own mind or there really is no evidence from several dozen additional victims, which is hard to believe.

[@ChrenoJallow-ip4rx]

This man have the heart to kill a little ,he is evil and heartless

[@RebelRoseJade]

Robert Browne comes from a family of law enforcement officers. He's also from my hometown. He killed a young lady here and they can verify his story through our sheriff's department. She used to date and live with him. I knew her and her family. I used to see him town when I go out on weekends and he always gave me the creeps. But it's so sad that he turned out like he did. Because he was the only rotten apple in his whole family. If I'm not mistaken he had been killing women and young girls for about 30 years when they caught him. I'm so glad that they had gotten him off the streets because he wouldn't have ever stopped killing.

[@gradetrend8138]

Apparently his priors were burglary and not related to murder

[@Dhorpatan]

*"She used to date and live with him"* It is absolutely shocking how many times women give love and affection to evil males. Shocking! And disturbing.

[@RebelRoseJade]

@@Dhorpatan Yes indeed it is. My cousin was married to her brother when he killed her. She was 27 or 28 when he killed her.

[@JulieFennell-qc4uj]

​@@RebelRoseJadeno-one marries their brother

[@RebelRoseJade]

@JulieFennell-qc4uj What ever it is that you're taking. You need to flush it down the toilet because no one said anything about someone marrying their brother.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Such a sweet child. So glad the family has her on film which preserves her memory and her voice. I would recommend all families (with children or not) to make home movies which is now easier with phone cameras so their memory is not lost forever. There have been other cases in this series in which one devoted cop relentlessly pursued the case and solved it. Cold cases are solved all the time thanks to people like the one here.

[@debbiedecosta2402]

As you can see he killed this child but he didn't wanna die he is wicked

[@michaelvarble4392]

When it's a proven fact that he's guilty his pleading guilty should not exclude him from the death sentence.

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

But then, none of them would plead guilty.

[@jasons6021]

WTF? The reporter was holding the skull?

[@kimmyfreak200]

exactly.... horrible...

[@indycastletonjonahinarizon8380]

I don’t find that bizarre really

[@loriormsby1873]

I personally don't think the motive was burglary I believe he was watching that little girl for awhile

[@tywhitmire860]

Agreed. And I doubt that he killed her in the house before he left because she could identify him. He took her alive otherwise there wouldn't have been a reason to take a dead body with him. That made no sense at all. He had twisted reasons for taking her. What a monster!

[@craigime]

why not? what do you think the motive was?

[@tywhitmire860]

@@craigime He didn't take anything except the girl. Unless you consider taking her as "burglary". His motive was getting the girl so I struggle with the authorities calling his motive burglary. Not only that, the authorities had no idea she was even taken and considered her a runaway. If not for her mother noticing the window, it would have stayed that way. Such a tragedy!

[@craigime]

@@tywhitmire860 like the investigators theorized, he could have been there to rob the place, but the girl surprised him and he had to abandon that mission and deal with the girl. Why would he come just for the girl?

[@tywhitmire860]

@@craigime Because he lived within sight of their house and he entered through the daughter's window. He knew the mother had left. It's unusual for a "burglar" to take a victim out of the residence. Yeah, give him credit for knowing exactly what he was going to do. I doubt if he's a burglar who turned pedophile upon entering the house. He took her from her bed. A burglar normally tries to steal without disturbing sleeping people. So many reasons that it wasn't a "burglary gone bad" at least according the details the show reported.

[@cyrax1700]

So basically, anyone can go around killing people, and if caught, he'll just be in prison.... What a stupid sick system. If every killer gets the death penalty, then the crimes number will decline dramatically.

[@adambump5297]

I highly doubt it like way back in the day punishments were a lot harsher even if it was just theft you'd get the noose yet people would still commit crimes.

[@TarotPolitics]

God bless the parents. What a terrible thing to go through. To lose Heather like this. Bless your soul in Heaven, Heather!

[@nancyk3615]

My great uncle, a self taught lawyer who passed the bar in Texas help to identify a man who had murdered a family friend in the 1920's. He bought a fingerprint kit and obtained the prints of the man . It was pretty cool that he was able to provide proof to convict the killer.

[@Tenamf]

I can’t imagine the pain of these parents prayers for them family and friends

[@noahahlstrom3834]

Unable to view this ep. Anyone who hurts a child needs the gas chamber

[@esrefcelikcelik8789]

The Sound of these nice programs is dead, parents got older and approach the death like all of us. But this pain on the heart of her mother will never cease!! No one has right to hurt a mother and father forever in such a tragedy.

[@mariamz4]

I always feel bad for the parents of the victims, but this dad broke my heart, I hope he's better now

[@jaykay3839]

He will never be better. The only thing that could make him better is the return of his little girl safe and unharmed. Since that can never happen, he will never be better. Very sad.

[@mythoughts67900]

Almost 48 victims and the police have the guts to say that 98% of these cases are runaway cases. 🤬🤬

[@thewillofabeast9079]

As baffling as it sounds, maybe police have done MANY cases where many missing cases turn out to be runaways. I think it depends what department it is.

[@heatherfeather9951]

People need to know that their pre-teen or teen daughters are targets. My niece is 9 and I'll be damned if an adult man even looks at her the wrong way. We know way more about pedophile men these days and it's best if you keep your children safe from them.

[@shaheedharun445]

In this case the girl wasn’t known to be sexually assaulted. Idk if Robert Browm is a pedo but he’s apparently a serial killer

[@synergisticcollusion134]

🙄🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@brianwilliams6167]

Y does ur name look familiar? Hmmm

[@Ryan_Tiziano]

Absolutely heartbreaking case. The killer had no soul

[@zuzellogan5613]

When I saw this murderer, I knew I recognized him. And the name Robert Browne was clear to me: he was a serial killer indeed. My my…..they need to centralized all these data bases so it is easier for investigators to find out who is who. As for the FBI, they only deal with major crimes and not misdemeanor ones. Never imagined it was that way but now I know watching this episode. You always learn something new, always and it is good to know it.

[@sophiag2348]

What an evil evil man!! 😥

[@holdinmcgroin8639]

How the fuck did he manage to murder 48 people without ever getting caught?

[@janeyrevanescence12]

Samuel Little is believed to have killed over 100+ prostitutes (he confessed to 93 before his death in 2020) since the 1960’s and was apprehended in 2005.

[@nyreekrikorian]

It was actually the mother's attention to detail that led to the fingerprints (unlike the investigators, who just wanted to focus on the parents). It's so maddening to be grieving the loss of your child and at the same time being subjected to lie detector tests

[@debbiegrasse3920]

Those investigators are shameful. Must’ve needed to get back to the donut shop.

[@samsngdevice5103]

This is the same detective who worked the Bonet Ramsey case. Wow.

[@horsegirlb7120]

But what would you say in the (majority of) other cases where the parents are guilty?

[@nyreekrikorian]

@@horsegirlb7120 what would I say if the parents are guilty? I hope they get the punishment they deserve. I just want the police/detectives to do their jobs! Gather evidence with forensic integrity. Don't assume the parents are guilty such that they don't even look at the crime scene objectively. That's all!

[@horsegirlb7120]

@@nyreekrikorian Right, so their job is to investigate the parents then. You can't have it both ways.

[@differenttakethanmost]

Such a catch 22: Cops- “meh- probably a runaway... call us after 24 hours” Also cops-“don’t touch anything, don’t walk the property, don’t have friends or family help look- you’ll jack up our crime scene- if there is one” 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@amandasanchez111]

This episode breaks my heart. It's so so so sad

[@Brit943]

Omg me too!! This is one of the ones i can’t watch 😢

[@brianwilliams6167]

Watch "seeing red".....

[@Freddo.00]

All murders are sad especially children tho 😢

[@travelerforever8849]

The girl smiled and talk in the video.. it moved me to tears since my son is 13 years old. For the first time, I cried because she was so innocent and beautiful to be brutally killed like that.

[@iamthepapi6251]

This is SOOO BAD!!!! Imagine how scared this little girl was?? 😰😥 Come on man!!! This is the type of stuff that you don't want to believe happens.I feel so terrible for this father.

[@thorawilson1466]

Dont leave your kids alone.

[@user-nf3gy8xs2t]

This hurts 😢I watched this series for years but this one touch my heart 😢

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Personally, if I had been the D.A. in this case, I would have adamantly REFUSED to agree to a plea bargain, but I would have gone to trial and DEMANDED the death penalty!

[@danielkokal8819]

guilty plea spares the family a trial with graphic descriptions of their murdered daughter.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

@@danielkokal8819 You do have a point there.

[@eddo1983]

The investigators complaining about scene contamination are at fault for taking forever to arrive to secure the scene. Arrogant jerks

[@sankiegreyling6309]

How is it possible that the police did not know the fingerprint systems where not connected. Unbelievable!!!

[@ThandoKING]

I was so shocked like how he couldn't know

[@synergisticcollusion134]

They're not as smart as they think or portray themselves to be.

[@indycastletonjonahinarizon8380]

You have to realize this was over 30 years ago

[@mrsyoungdolph3755]

Heather was adorable poor baby 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@uthpalachandrarathna4408]

There's a possibility he didn't kill Heather at home, there was no blood at all. The basterd must have carried the child alive.

[@dannylengyel5830]

No blood, but no noise was heard either. I imagine the children in the house would've heard noises the child or Brown made.

[@DocBree13]

Yeah - and why was he convicted of her kidnapping if she was dead when he took her? I agree with you

[@Dovietail]

One decent thing to come out of September 11th 2001 is the end to all of this separate database nonsense. It's it's ridiculous that all these databases were not centralized from day 1!!

[@Brit943]

This is one of the most heartbreaking ff episodes IMO.. I can’t even watch it 💔💔

[@reneilwemoshidi5164]

Hold on now, 48 murderssss Oh Holy God. This is just...cold.

[@Prescilla_Halliwell]

After watching these types of shows, I realized that when you are considered a suspect, you must account for your actions down to the last second. I'll be in trouble if that's the case as I am alone most of the time. I work from home which is not a strong alibi. LOL!

[@ilove6kies]

That poor mom’s heartbreak….so hard to watch 😭

[@jillapril78]

how do they know he killed her at the house? why do they assume she wasn’t assaulted and killed in another location?

[@kateturner1849]

My heartfelt condolences to the family. 😔❤️

[@lilylovecheng8646]

They said he kill 48 people in different state and one murder in Korea wow.

[@halo218813]

So sorry to this family 😢 how horrible 💔

[@krisdegs3985]

Good thing CODIS has been created!!!

[@walden6272]

CODIS is for searching DNA match. CODIS (COmbined DNA Index System) AFIS is for searching fingerprints. AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System)

[@britbrat1127]

@@walden6272 true 💯

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I kind of don't believe he just came to rob them. Robbers tend to work their way up to SA and taking people's lives. He could have been watching that girl for some time. If they'd have found her body sooner, it'd have told the full story. I think so in part because he'd done it before, specifically to a young woman/girl. He likely didn't need to in that case.

[@jknephew]

Cudo’s to the analyst but a reality check on the detectives. To assume the federal database was complete is asinine and pitiful.

[@bauTom]

Babysitting classes 😂🤣

[@tygerbyrn]

I was thinking the same. However, one of the courses involves learning first aid 🩹 including CPR. I’d want my child’s babysitter to have at least that knowledge and skill.

[@WestShawmutGyrl]

🤔🤔I don't think that he killed her there. No blood splatter. Especially if he hit her hard enough to kill her. He had been watching her(or the house for a while)..FF y'all taught me that.😔😶

[@synergisticcollusion134]

You haven't learned much of anything.🙄🙄

[@FlawlessImperfectionBeauty]

At 19:30 there is a confession letter from Browne, it’s SO creepy.

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Leaving a 13 year old girl alone on a 5 acre property is a very horrible decision. The mother should have made her and the other one go and never left them by themself.

[@skopjemk]

When a divorce costs a life

[@curassavica]

Heather’s father looks kinda like Maynard James Keenan. Am I the only one? Edit: MJK mixed with Trent Reznor

[@brianwilliams6167]

6:25 Looks kinda like Nicolas cage

[@dianebutler5096]

Heather was just a 13 year old teenager. She had a beautiful personality. How tragic that she encountered an evil monster whos motive was burglary. He decided to murder her so she could not identify him. Great forensic and detective work especially the fingerprints on the window pane. My heart goes out to heathers parents. I feel their pain. I lost my youngest daughter 23 years ago to cancer. The only way i accept this loss is that i know brooke was a gift from god and she w as lent to me for a short time and she was never mine. Rest in peace heather.

[@mabelcohen4842]

Thanks.

[@zigy5158]

This story has holes in it. If he killed her at the house, how come there was no evidence found at the house? Not even a spot of blood at the house?

[@markthomas3730]

...until an alert examiner found a serious flaw in the system...WTF ! Shouldn't they ALL be alert ??

[@janeyrevanescence12]

How many missing children have been assumed to be the 98% that ran away when in reality they had been taken away from their home in the same manner that Heather was?

[@merissadolman1866]

I love this show

[@evasalcedo9182]

I like how the officer is like “we need a centralized location for fingerprints.” Anyone who works for the government and how slowly everything moves, knows that’s never gonna happen.

[@thl205]

You know this case is old right? He was arrested in 1995. Not only do we have a centralized fingerprint database now, but also one for DNA too.

[@travelerforever8849]

@@thl205 great!

[@diana.7057]

Beyond sad and unfair he got to live a long life yet she didn't even made it to 15.

[@pathfinder8607]

Why this criminal scared of death of penalty,but they are happy to kill?

[@martinboyle9163]

Perhaps if police officers would respond to missing children as if it were their own child missing, crime scenes wouldn't be contaminated by relatives who obviously care more for the welfare of the child than the officers employed to protect and serve. Even if 98% of missing child cases are runaways or misunderstandings, are donut breaks and revenue-generating traffic tickets really so important to justify neglecting to investigate the 2% in a timely manner where minutes could make the difference between life and death? This is a clear cut example of why police should not be left to police themselves and determine which cases are deserving of their attention. It's not their resources or money paying them, it's the taxpayer's. Every missing child case should be given top priority, regardless of cost or manpower hours. If police adopted that mindset, perhaps most of that 2% would be found and thousands of children would not be abducted or murdered each year. Anyone who says that it simply isn't feasable doesn't understand the huge costs of doing investigations of cases that have gone cold because of police procrastination and crime scene contamination. Also, what in the hell is a reporter doing handling evidence? Showing the skull on television? How insensitive and irresponsible are the television stations in Colorado Springs?

[@onehandclapping3094]

If he killed her in the house. How did the fbi not see blood in the house?

[@jozannsimmons4019]

Good job

[@jophoenix3919]

One good detective is alk it takes. By goid I mean alert and caring!

[@zuzellogan5613]

I hope that a centralized system from minor to major crimes, was finally created. It makes no sense to have so many agencies to look for fingerprints for a specific person, one system is enough as long as it periodically updated; that is the only thing they need to catch criminals, and has to be implemented. I only hope they have done so by now.

[@kateturner1849]

Amazing finger print guy.👍 Let's hope ALL fingerprints are uploaded now 😡

[@synergisticcollusion134]

Nope.

[@diden3527]

so - 48 murders, and the state can see no reason to execute him, and leave the taxpayer for his upkeep for the rest of his life. As sad as the case is, no parent should ever leave a 13 year old at home without an adult - day or night.

[@Callidus7SSM]

Sometimes life isn’t that simple. My mom was a single mom and there were times my brother and I didn’t want to go shopping with her once we got that age because she took *forever* But my grandparents did live right across the street and we had their phone number memorized so it was quite safe. One time we actually locked ourselves in the bathroom and called our gun-owing grandpa in whispered panic because a strange car was pulling into our driveway. He ran over with his rifle to find out it was our uncle who was supposed to be coming over. He had just gotten a new truck, lol. Terrifying at the time, but it was good to know that we could react correctly in that situation.

[@phenomenalwife5380]

Don't leave your kids alone period RIP

[@synergisticcollusion134]

Moron.🙄🤦‍♀️

[@travelerforever8849]

some are 17 or 18 when they gone missing. Just because the place is safe do not mean we can put our guard down, I know since I come from a safe neighbourhood people here do not lock the doors. But since I watched too much forensic files, I know we should never take things for granted. So I emphasied always lock the doors to my children

[@user-fv4og2zy8c]

Thats awesome how mach suals you saive god bless you god job

[@aaronsamuelprice442]

They should just have 1 central data base with all criminals to test for forensic & fingerprint testing!

[@danielkokal8819]

@planetruthplanet you'd think the cops would at least be aware that there was no central database. this could have been solved 2 years earlier if they were informed about their own profession.

[@outfield1988]

So so sad.

[@rshbarca3239]

“What’s you’re favorite violin song to play? The devils dream. Yea that’s a good one, I like that one”… I’m scared to even look that up. This story is haunting to say the least. RIP Heather ❤

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

If he killed that poor little girl in her home, why didn't they find ANY evidence of that? He beat her over the head so hard it killed her, but left no blood? Blood splatter or pools? No way. Idk if anyone else has ever seen a head injury, but they bleed ALOT. They also make a point to say he was a serial killer, but his reason for being at the house was burglary? If you ask me it sounds like they had absolutely no idea what transpired that night. All they knew was they were his prints on the screen and theu just kind of freeballed the rest. I mean, if they guy is guilty, he's guilty. But why the need to come up with a whole host of details that there is no evidence for? Why couldn't they just admit that all they knew was that he killed her and there were alot of details that remained unknow?

[@cara4226]

Brain swelling is a way to die with little to no blood. Many people can walk around and then die.

[@caroltenge5147]

Why am I crying.... I dont even know these people.

[@srsusansummers3070]

Because you have a heart

[@southernmocha7571]

There are monsters living amongst us smfh

[@cassandraralph5906]

Personally I would never leave my underage children at home alone, I would have taken them with me, even though it would have been a great inconvenience. Human lives matter too much!

[@steelhurricane4041]

I think the mom figured heather is 13 yrs old well old enough to stay home in the evening watching over your little brother, until mom gets back from cub meeting. Just random or stalking them.

[@Ze_Moose]

A better question is, what were the neighbors doing that they couldn't hear anything?

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@@Ze_Moose At 5:22 it states, along with showing an aerial photograph of the property, that they lived in a sparsely populated area. The nearest neighbors could have been miles, hundreds of yards, acres or more away from the Church property.

[@Ze_Moose]

@@johnnabuzby6103 oh that makes sense. I stand corrected

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@Ze_Moose Even if they were RIGHT next door, it still WOULDN'T have been their fault for not seeing or hearing anything. What an ignorant moron!💯🙄🤦‍♀️

[@unverifiedusername]

I don't see why he would've removed her body if she was killed at the house. Too much risk and makes far more sense to leave the body in situ. I think it's considerably more likely that he kidnapped her, took her to the mountains and murdered her there, especially given his plea to the kidnapping charge. If he had murdered her in the house his agreed facts would've been more along the lines of interfering with the body after the fact, destruction of evidence etc.

[@Atlargein]

He probably staked the house for days until opportunity came.

[@tonnemiessek4848]

😥. Child crimes are the most heinous. Innocent children shouldn't have to suffer at the hands of those who obviously doesn't know right from wrong

[@synergisticcollusion134]

Um, most of them very much so DO know right from wrong, they just DON'T CARE! Saying they don't know any better is nothing, but a PATHETIC defense or excuse for their actions!🙄🤦‍♀️

[@juliacarter1280]

Smh. Bum can't get a job so he's out robbing people and killed this young girl. How sad.

[@aigredouxx]

So sad 😥

[@btfpl4872]

im z first, surprising im following z show this much long way from Ethiopia... n its 2 20 pm

[@virg0_lem0nade]

best wishes to you in Ethiopia!

[@vickylynn2432]

I wonder if they ever did any forensics on the pajamas? 🤔

[@MrSicc274]

Poor girl

[@susansage7218]

I was beside myself and could think of nothing else for years when one of cats used to go missing. I can’t imagine if my child went missing.

[@thewillofabeast9079]

People say it’s maddening and senseless for police to interrogate and suspect relatives of missing victims but it makes sense to start with them. There were multiple cases on Forensic Files where parents had killed or attempted to kill their own flesh and blood.

[@eddo1983]

Brown looks totally different with and without his beard

[@NokulungaMahlati]

Why would you do that to a kid 😕

[@karaskmt5493]

Could he be responsible for Johnbent Ramsey.

[@KimberlyBishh]

Oh god ...i remember this one😫😫😫😫😫😫😭😭😭

[@LourdesHQueja]

If he is a serial killer, what was his MO? I wanted to hear more about him being identified as a serial killer.

[@testube66]

48!!! Holy moly

[@tylerpemberton3134]

Her favorite song was a devils dream

[@astoundingchicken]

That stuck out like a sore thumb. Odd name of a song. Imo. Don't play with the devil