Run by Becky Johnson

Author:Becky Johnson [Johnson, Becky]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-06-11T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 13: April 5, 3:23am - April 6, 9:50 am

I didn’t know if the dream was just a dream or if it was a warning, but I got moving. By 4:00 I was in my car and heading away from the motel.

My mind was racing. She … who was she? What did that mean? I knew the killer was a man. A man had attacked me. Was a woman involved? How? Did the dream mean anything or was it just my subconscious playing tricks on me.

I needed to think. I needed to find some way to put all of the pieces together. I wanted to get further away. If the dream was telling me something, then I needed to move. I knew he was after me. There also was a she. A she that I needed to find. A she that was somehow involved and helping the killer.

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An hour later I was parked in a crowded parking lot. I pulled out my files. There were four cases where a woman was seen. Was she working with him? That hardly seemed possible. Why on earth would a woman help him kill women? That is crazy, right? No woman would do that. Except … women have done things like that. Women have abused and killed. Women have helped men or have turned a blind eye to men’s violence.

Okay, so I would assume he had an accomplice. There was a woman who was helping him. There was a woman who was working with him. He wouldn’t seem so scary if he approached these girls with a woman or if a woman approached them first.

I didn’t really know what this meant. I didn’t really know how to reconcile the information that I had. I had a man in his late 40s to mid-50s. He travelled all over the U.S., but was mainly based on the east coast. He had a woman who worked with him. He was in law enforcement.

With that in mind, I reviewed all of my information, all the cases, all the girls. I kept coming back to the Leslie and Georgia case. There was something about that case. Something that was sticking in the back of my mind.

He was working with a woman.

One woman he abducted was never found.

He was working with a woman.

One woman was never found … Georgia.

His accomplice was Georgia.

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With that thought resonating in my mind I pulled out of the parking lot and headed south. I wasn’t driving with any real purpose. I was just moving. Somehow it felt better to keep moving.

I didn’t know what my next move should be. I had done everything I could to figure out who he was. Now I had another person to find. I had a name, but that person was supposed to be dead. How do you find someone who was supposed to be dead?

I needed to go back to the beginning. Back to where it began. In 1984, in New Jersey, the killer abducted two girls. If Georgia

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