Quiet city watched as a killer walked free and victims rose
Dee notes a lax oversight allowed a killer named Wallace to roam the streets of a city of 417,000. As months passed, young women bodies appeared one by one without much public response. Investigators say Wallace is addicted to crack cocaine and already had sexual assault and burglary charges, yet was released before more deaths occurred.
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