Snapshot · Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dallas police told Christina the man matching her description had sexually assaulted two women in the area and typically watched victims for days to learn their schedules before striking.
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While Christina is hiding behind her bathroom door with a corded landline, the front door bursts open — and it's Sarah, screaming her name, date in tow. As they pull in, the date's headlights sweep across the bushes beside the front door and catch a man crouching there. The date takes off running after him. Police arrive within five minutes, followed by higher-ranking officers with notebooks who take proper statements. [1] — Christina "When Christina described her stalker to police — shaved head, tattoos along one arm — the officers exchanged a brief glance. She demanded t…" 35:27 When Christina describes the man — shaved head, tattoos on one arm — the officers exchange a brief, loaded look. Christina demands an explanation. The description, they tell her, matches a man they've been pursuing for sexually assaulting two women in the Dallas area. His MO: watch his victims for several days, memorize their schedules, identify moments of vulnerability, and force his way in as they enter or exit their apartments. The apartments move Christina to a second-floor unit. Her roommate's father drives 30 minutes and sleeps on their couch with a shotgun.
When Christina described her stalker to police — shaved head, tattoos along one arm — the officers exchanged a brief glance. She demanded to know what it meant. They told her the description matched a man wanted for sexually assaulting two women in the area, who typically surveilled targets for days.
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