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In December 1988, a house for sale two doors down from JoAnn’s was purchased by a couple with a young daughter. In a street where residents knew one another and rarely moved, the new neighbours caused a stir. While the woman and child were rarely seen, the man of the house was seemingly always outside.

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Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Milly Raso - creative direction

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Troy Janise

People like Chandler are exactly what the death penalty was made for.

Bob Trenwith

I seem to recall seeing this on Unsolved Mysteries or something similar. I don't think they had a suspect at that time.

Brenda Wells

Forensic Files covered this one, but it was solved.

AR

This case is so chilling I've thought many times that it would be a perfect Casefile case and I'm glad to see you guys covering it. Seems like he absolutely had more victims. I hope they gave Jo and Mozelle the reward $.

Monica

I will not judge someone for how they grieve or react to the shocking deaths of his wife and daughters but I WILL judge a father who bails his daughter’s abuser out of jail. Who even makes someone a promise like that? “I’ll bail you out no matter what” Were you expecting him to get arrested? Did you know he was a predator??

Jennifer Stark

This case has haunted me. A happy note, Hal found love again. That bastard Oba had a hand written note on him when he was executed. It read, 'you're killing an innocent man'. I don't believe in the death penalty in practice - but he got what he deserved.

Jennifer Stark

It is odd; but everyone is different. Perhaps he believed in innocent until proven guilty? Maybe he didn't believe it. That poor girl to survive years of sexual abuse and then he life taken in the most horrific way.

Louisa

As usual great storytelling. However calling the girls women when they are definitely still defined as children didn’t sit right with me.

Rebekah Felipe

This one was so very heavy. Great job.

HelpFind Ajax&Stamp

I don't support the DP, but I am glad this monster died.

Brenda Wells

I noticed that in the Forensic Files coverage of this case as well, and I agree—it’s not right. It seems to minimize the severity of his actions.

Paul T

Yep! I’m downloading it now! I want to see it!

Paul T

Never heard of this case. So fucked up. Great episode.

Mandy G

I remember seeing this case on Forensic Files once. It was one of the first episodes I ever watched and it’s always stuck with me. Such a sad story.

Demi V

So heartbreaking when you think of the girl in the parking lot a year and a half after the Roger's. That was roughly the time Jo was suspicious of her neighbor and Mozelle told her to be sure before she called it in, if I'm not mistaken.

Miriam Dean

This is where I remember it from too. Shook me hard, between what the women must have gone through in their last moments and what poor Hal has had to live with.

Miriam Dean

I was wondering if that fell within Jo’s window of suspicion. Ugh. Thank goodness for Jo, though…who know if her persistence helped prevent more crimes.

Miriam Dean

I’m so glad to hear Hal found some happiness. I can’t imagine the scope of his loss.

Kathy Watson

I, too, first heard of this case on Forensic Files. I now live in Florida so I would listen to any podcast that talked about it. Casefiles, by far, handled much better and in greater detail than any other. Excellent presentation, as always.

Jess Ashlee

Best coverage of this case I've heard!