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Ellison Oswalt:
Do you know what time it is? Deputy:
Yeah, I know, I've been trying to call you all day. Ellison Oswalt:
What's the problem? Deputy:
The problem is that you moved. Ellison Oswalt:
How is that a problem? Deputy:
I was compiling all the case in chronological order and I've figured out the connection. The dates. Each family who murdered lived in one of the houses where the previous murders took place. Ellison Oswalt:
Each family. All five of them? Deputy:
Yes! And when you look back you can actually draw a line from murder to murder. We knew that the Stephensons lived in the same house where the Millers took place. But I found out that the Millers previously lived in the house where the DeLuzio lawn massacre occurred. Guess where the DeLuzios lived before then? Ellison Oswalt:
Sacramento, California Ellison Oswalt:
Exactly! the pattern goes back to the 1960 Oregon drownings. Mr Oswalt, if you've moved and this guy is still out there, you've not only sped up his timeline. You've put yourself in it Ellison Oswalt:
[numbly]
Thanks, Deputy [he terminates the call]
Do you know what time it is? Deputy:
Yeah, I know, I've been trying to call you all day. Ellison Oswalt:
What's the problem? Deputy:
The problem is that you moved. Ellison Oswalt:
How is that a problem? Deputy:
I was compiling all the case in chronological order and I've figured out the connection. The dates. Each family who murdered lived in one of the houses where the previous murders took place. Ellison Oswalt:
Each family. All five of them? Deputy:
Yes! And when you look back you can actually draw a line from murder to murder. We knew that the Stephensons lived in the same house where the Millers took place. But I found out that the Millers previously lived in the house where the DeLuzio lawn massacre occurred. Guess where the DeLuzios lived before then? Ellison Oswalt:
Sacramento, California Ellison Oswalt:
Exactly! the pattern goes back to the 1960 Oregon drownings. Mr Oswalt, if you've moved and this guy is still out there, you've not only sped up his timeline. You've put yourself in it Ellison Oswalt:
[numbly]
Thanks, Deputy [he terminates the call]
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You know what time it is I know I'm sorry
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But I've been trying to call you all day
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What's the problem OK the problem is that you moved
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How is that a problem
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I was compiling all of the data that you had me collecting
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and once I started putting it together into a nice readable package
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I saw the connection it was obvious
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What was it The dates the addresses
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Each family that you had me look up
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had previously lived in the house where one of the earlier murders took place
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Each family All five of them
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Yes and when you put them in chronological order
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you can actually draw a line from murder to murder to murder
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Movie Summary
Washed-up true crime writer Ellison Oswalt finds a box of super 8 home movies in his new home that suggest the murder that he is currently researching is the work of a serial killer whose legacy dates back to the 1960s.
Actors
Ellison Oswalt
Deputy
