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Watching a special on BTK. Makes me wonder. Do know a guy through my grandparents when they were missionaries in Philadelphia. He murdered someone on drugs, didn't recall it till years later, always thought it was a dream (plus he was in a coma some time after that). Came to realize it was real. Confessed his crime and family of victim forgave him. Serving 20-40 years. Up for parole in 2 months. Had dinner with him when I was 12 or 13 before he went to jail.

Watching a special on BTK. Makes me wonder. Do know a guy through my grandparents when they were missionaries in Philadelphia. He murdered someone on drugs, didn't recall it till years later, always thought it was a dream (plus he was in a coma some time after that). Came to realize it was real. Confessed his crime and family of victim forgave him. Serving 20-40 years. Up for parole in 2 months. Had dinner with him when I was 12 or 13 before he went to jail.

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Yes, had Dean Corll been with him they likely wouldn't have been so lucky, Corll usually just used Henley to coax these kids to his house.

In the seventies I drove out to High Island TX in the middle of the night just to watch the tractors there dig for bodies. I was weird I guess.

But then I woke Roy Rogers up in the middle of the night banging on his door, with my cousins, he answered with a big shotgun and in his pajamas.

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Lmao. Did he give you hamburgers?

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Lol no he just wanted to know what we wanted, he talked through the (screen) door, wife answered (through the door) and went and got Roy.

Stupid cousins lived near him in Apple Valley and we didn't believe them when they said they knew where he lived, so we dared them.

He had NO security, couldn't believe it. It was almost midnight and the Manson murders were still fresh on people's minds and Roy lived relatively not far from the murder scene.

He was nice ultimately and apologized for the gun (cause we was kids), said he was a sheriff, told us to visit his museum for free. We arrived and had the receptionist call his wife, that's when she apologized for him actually.

Also had private convos with Laura Bush and Willie Nelson, my claims to fame.

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My favorite boomer (besides my dad but he was born 64, so that almost doesn't count)