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HOMETOWN KILLER

The big, old house on South Fountain had been empty for about five years when Robert and Molly Warner moved there in 1994. On Saturday, July 8, 1995, Molly decided to participate in a “neighborhood cleanup” by cleaning out the debris-filled, double-car garage. While working in the south bay of the dilapidated garage, she moved an old wooden door and saw part of a tennis shoe stuck in the dirt floor. She reached down to pick it up and realized, to her horror, there was something inside of it.

She quickly ran out of the garage to find her husband. Frantic, she told him about the discovery, “There’s something inside that shoe, Robert! I think it’s a body.”

When the officers and detectives arrived they cordoned off the area with crime scene tape, and began the gruesome job of uncovering the body.

The tennis shoes had torn through the large trash bags that the body had been buried in.