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Hello my demon insiders, and 

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I'm your host, John Venom, and 
today we are going to be doing 

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the Demon Inside Paul Michael 
Stefani. 

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Now, Paul Michael Stefani was 
also known as the Weeping voice 

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killer. 
That's because when he called 

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911, he was crying for 
forgiveness over the phone as he

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was describing the crime scenes.
But before we get into that, let

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me give you some background. 
So Paul was born on September 

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8th, 1944. 
He was the second of ten 

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children. 
He they were raised in Austin, 

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MN and his mother was supposedly
a devout Catholic woman. 

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Now here's my problem with this 
devout Catholic woman 'cause 

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this is 901944. 
So three years when Paul was 

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three. 
This was 1947. 

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Back then, the Catholic religion
frowned upon divorces, so how 

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much of A devout Catholic was 
she really? 

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She got remarried to a man when 
Paul was three, and his 

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stepfather was also a devout 
Catholic. 

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During this time, Paul was 
raised to fear sin. 

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He learned at a young age that 
confession was the only way to 

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enter heaven, which is part of 
the Catholic religion now. 

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At the same time, his 
stepfather, if the children got 

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in his way, this is what Stefani
says, the stepfather would smack

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them on the head and sometimes 
send them flying down the 

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stairs. 
So I'm sure this had a lasting 

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effect on Paul. 
I believe what Paul got out of 

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it was a tremendous amount of 
guilt and confusion. 

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Basically, I think he got don't 
get caught doing something bad 

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or you would pay the 
consequences. 

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But he also believed he needed 
to be forgiven whether anybody 

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knew it or not, because he knew 
that God knew that he needed to 

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be forgiven. 
So basically, don't get caught 

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by your parents, but make sure 
you ask God for forgiveness. 

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So after he graduated high 
school, Stefani moved to Saint 

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Paul in the mid 1960s and began 
work as a shipping clerk and a 

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janitor. 
He was briefly married and even 

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had a daughter. 
Stefani was once convicted of 

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aggravated assault and had a 
history of mental illness, and 

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eventually he divorced his wife 
and left his child behind with 

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her. 
So in 1977 he was fired from his

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job at the factory. 
During that time he had started 

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dating a woman from a different 
country who was here and he was 

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happy with her until her parents
called and told her that she 

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needed to come back home for an 
arranged marriage. 

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Well, this hurt Paul to the 
point where he felt betrayed. 

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So around comes New Year's Eve 
of 1981, actually 1982. 

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It's December of 31st, 1981 and 
Paul is alone and he's driving 

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around in the rain and he sees a
woman in a red dress. 

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So he offers her a ride because 
it was cold and raining and she 

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accepted it. 
She. 

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Was out in my car and I gave her
my dragon till I said he will be

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on in a minute. 
I said I had to clean some of 

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the ice off the. 
Windshield, he said. 

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All of a sudden inside of him, 
he heard a voice saying, You 

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have to kill her. 
How many? 

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Times I just sat in dark alleys 
or don't go back. 

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Squeeze and just sit there and 
just talk, Talk, talk, talk, 

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talk. 
I mean, what is going on here? 

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There's somebody telling me, 
Paul, it's time to kill. 

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Paul, it's time to kill. 
So the woman that he picked up 

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in the red dress, he was driving
her around and the voice told 

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him to kill her. 
He takes her to where he used to

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work, which the factory and he 
takes her behind the building. 

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He he beats her with a crowbar 
over her head. 

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Wait, did you hear her one? 
Time two times and look me up 30

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times, but I mean I could put 20
times. 

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Were you swinging it this way or
did you poke her with it? 

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I don't think I poked her going.
I I remember just tipping a 

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maybe on the forehead, on the 
cheek and jaw, the mouth and the

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top of the head. 
And I think it was only about 10

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times because then I know you 
must really be hurting on that. 

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You know, this steel bar like 
that. 

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I was even hurt when I went back
to the park. 

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There was going like this. 
I mean, and that's what I maybe 

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want to go to the phone. 
I mean where is the one that 

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helped her and worked it? 
My mind started. 

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Clearing. 
Up. 

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What are you doing? 
You had a chance to make another

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friend that kept the other one 
at myself. 

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Dude, you like to make friends? 
He was thinking that she was 

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suffering and he needed to get 
her help. 

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So he calls 911 and I'm going to
play that for you right now. 

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Yes, please. 
This is an emergency. 

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Police and a squadron pissed on 
the road. 

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Muhlenberg Manufacturing Company
machine shop freezes an 

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ambulance too. 
There's a girl hurt that. 

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Can you tell me what happened? 
To her, there's freezes and 

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she's laying on the ground in 
the back by the by the railroad 

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tracks, by the air team. 
Hey. 

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What's the address? 
I don't know who are you? 

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So with a second victim and. 
Then that's when she started 

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telling me where she was from in
Wisconsin and all, and then 

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says, hey, why don't you? 
I'm not even thinking about her 

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there right now. 
I said, hey, let me show you 

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downtown. 
I said, I want to show you 

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something. 
There's really a nice view over 

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here and you can see the nice 
river. 

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I think I meant to somebody who 
probably you have something to 

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tell your parents about that 
grass and I never opening up a 

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bra and bra and everything. 
I'm just feeling. 

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So and. 
They just start stabbing her. 

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He stabbed her. 
This victim, he stabbed her over

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60 times. 48 hours later, he 
calls 911. 

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I'm going to play that for you 
now. 

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Oh, you. 
You find me. 

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I just catch somebody with an 
ice pick. 

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I can't stop myself. 
I keep killing somebody. 

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Hello. 
Are you there? 

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48 hours later, he calls 911. 
I'm going to play that for you 

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now. 
I couldn't help it. 

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Don't know why I had this 
Tavern. 

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I'm so upset about it. 
I keep getting drunk every day 

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and I can't believe this is like
a big dream. 

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I can't think of a laptop. 
If I get locked up, I'll kill 

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myself. 
I'd rather kill myself to get a 

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laptop. 
I'll be trying not to kill 

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anybody else. 
After that, Paul, he kills 1/3 

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by drowning. 
Now this one is different, this 

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one that he drowns. 
He drowns her in the tub and he 

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doesn't call 911 this time, but 
on the 4th, 1:00 he calls 911 

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again and he says well take a 
listen to it. 

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By your emergency. 
Please don't talk and listen. 

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I'm sorry I killed a girl. 
I stand there 40 times. 

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Kimberly Compton was the first 
one of my Facebook. 

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I don't know what the man is. 
I'm going to kill myself and 

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think I'm just going to buy 
somebody, guys, and it's me. 

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So for his last victim, which 
was actually the survivor, he 

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picks up this young woman. 
Now, all these women didn't have

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anything in common. 
They didn't look the same, they 

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didn't dress the same, they 
didn't. 

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The only one common factor that 
they had was each one of them 

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had on something red, one of the
victims, and he actually says on

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one of the phone calls if 
somebody in red dies tonight or 

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if you find somebody in red dead
tomorrow, it's because I killed 

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them. 
There was something about the 

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color red, and it got me 
thinking because if you guys 

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remember the nurse, Elizabeth 
Wetlaufer, she used to say that 

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she had this thing inside her 
that she called the red Serge. 

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Now this guy is looking at red 
and killing people and saying 

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that inside of them somebody is 
telling them that he needs to 

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kill. 
Kind of sounds familiar. 

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I mean, to me it does. 
So Stefani grabs gets a girl who

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is a prostitute and her name is 
Denise Williams. 

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And Denise is 18 years old, and 
she's a survivor. 

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This girl. 
She said she felt something that

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wasn't right with them. 
Now, we've heard that before as 

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well with some of the victims 
that have survived that. 

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They say there's something wrong
with this guy. 

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It doesn't feel right. 
It doesn't feel normal. 

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We will be right back after a 
word from our hey guys, Now it's

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time for the Uber shout out of 
the week. 

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And today, Oh my God, it was so 
funny. 

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So I get a call to pick up 
somebody from Six Flags, which 

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here in Texas are in San 
Antonio. 

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It's called Fiesta Texas. 
And if you guys will remember, I

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had picked up a guy from Kia or 
from Mazda a while back and his 

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name was Paul. 
And so I had promised Paul I 

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wasn't going to do Uber during 
my trips anymore. 

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So I get a call from Six Flags 
Fiesta Texas. 

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I go pick up this person and 
it's Kalia. 

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Kalia is a salesperson here at 
World Car Kia. 

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I was freaking out and me, you 
know, I don't like to cancel on 

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rides, especially when they're 
waiting on me. 

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So I picked her up. 
I was hoping she wasn't going to

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notice me, but I was in uniform.
She saw my patch. 

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She says, hey, I know Nighthawk 
security and the minute that I 

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turned around she saw me and 
she's like, what are you doing 

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here? 
So now I really truly can't do 

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Uber during the night time. 
She didn't tell on me, but I 

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probably have to wait a little 
bit. 

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She actually, I told her about 
Paul and Kalia told me. 

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Well, you know what? 
If you give me a shout out and 

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say to come buy a car from me 
here at World Carm Kia on 35 N 

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between Pat Booker and or, what 
is it? 

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Yeah, Pat Booker and O'Connor 
Rd. 

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She'll treat you guys right. 
So, Kalia, this is your shout 

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out. 
She's a salesperson at Kia. 

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Come on down here if you want a 
car, and hopefully I don't get 

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fired from the stupid job 
because I really do need it. 

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All right, guys, back to the 
show and welcome back to the 

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demon inside. 
So she started actually feeling 

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very uncomfortable and looking 
around for a weapon that she 

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could use. 
And she found a bottle, a glass 

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bottle that was on the floor of 
his car. 

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So he took her to a hotel, they 
had sex, he pays her, he starts 

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driving her back to the city. 
And this is when she starts 

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feeling uncomfortable. 
He keeps telling her they're 

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going towards the city, but she 
realizes they're going through 

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normal streets. 
They're not going through the 

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highway. 
They're taking like a long way 

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around. 
And then she realizes they're 

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not going to the city. 
So he ends up taking her to this

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part of town where there's 
basically nobody. 

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And he tries to stab her. 
Actually, he does stab her with 

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a screwdriver. 
He stabs her 15 times. 

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But this girl, Denise Williams, 
she grabbed that bottle, hit him

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over the head with a glass 
bottle and started stabbing his 

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face and stabbing his arms and 
just trying to get away. 

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So she jumps out of the car, he 
jumps after her. 

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They start wrestling again and 
this time there's a man down the

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street that hears this commotion
and he approaches and Stefani 

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like tries to go after him but 
decides he can't. 

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So he gets in his car and he 
drives away. 

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They call the police. 
They, the police come out and by

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this time the police had already
figured out that it was Paul 

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Stefani because when he picked 
up his 4th, 4th victim, he 

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picked her up from a bar and he 
had sat there and talked to her 

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while they ate or while they 
drank. 

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And she ended up going home with
them. 

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But before she left, she told 
the bartender, I hope this guy's

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really a nice guy 'cause I'm 
going home with him. 

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And for some odd reason that she
said that the bartender took 

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notice. 
So when police brought in some 

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pictures of known felons in the 
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picked out his picture. 
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Stefani as of that time, but he 
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kill Denise Williams by the time
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and goes to the hospital. 
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They call the fire department or
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They call the police. 
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they're stitching her up and the
detectives get there and they 

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start questioning her and they 
show her a picture of Paul 

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Stefani. 
Now they show her the picture 

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because this guy, Paul Stefani, 
not a very bright guy, calls 911

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and starts to weep on the phone,
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who he stabbed. 
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because she did a job on him. 
He was bleeding to the point 

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where he couldn't stop it. 
I tell you what, guys, this girl

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at the time is amazing, and I 
know she got hurt, but she 

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stopped this killer from killing
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So he calls 911, He's crying. 
You know what? 

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I'm going to go ahead and play 
it for you. 

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Listen to this. 
Your name one. 

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Square one. 
Five O 5, Westminster 15-O. 5. 

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Yeah, Westminster. 
What's the? 

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Problem. 
I'm all cut up. 

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I got beat up. 
What's your? 

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Apartment #2. 
O8 I'm bleeding. 

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Two O 8 Where are you bleeding 
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From the arm, my face. 
So after that, the police get a 

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call saying that there's a woman
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They go to the hospital, she 
starts giving the description of

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who she saw. 
They bring in pictures and she 

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points out Paul Stefani. 
Well, then they end up getting a

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call from dispatch saying, hey, 
this guy just called us. 

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He's at this location. 
He wants an ambulance. 

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So they go, they pick him up, 
they treat his wounds, and they 

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arrest him. 
While he's there in jail, he 

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confesses the three murders that
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The girl that he drowned, this 
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before they knew it was him 
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Now for me I have to wonder why 
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he called 911 but he didn't 
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I'm thinking maybe the red like 
the blood, but maybe because he 

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stabbed them and they were red 
with blood, he felt like he 

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needed forgiveness and so he 
would call the Police Department

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to ask for forgiveness. 
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earlier. 
Maybe with this one and this is 

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just a long shot coming from me,
maybe he thought he was 

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baptizing her into death I guess
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Supposedly they were both in the
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So 15 years like I said go by 
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So All in all he end up killing 
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Now I forgot the first woman 
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She actually lived because he 
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in time. 
What is the point of calling to 

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ask for forgiveness? 
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that he was faking the whole 
thing and the calls were fake. 

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But here's the problem I have 
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If you listen to the call when 
he calls 911 for help, you can 

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hear the same kind of voice. 
He was calling when he was 

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asking for forgiveness after he 
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We're talking. 
He was really hurt and he was 

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freaking out and he was talking 
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So I don't think he was faking 
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I would honestly fake 
differently and try to be 

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different than what I would 
usually cry. 

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Like, you know, now, could this 
red surge have been one of those

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things that a demon might have 
had inside of him? 

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He never calls it a red surge, 
but he does say that this demon 

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or this voice in his head would 
tell him you have to kill her. 

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If you start hearing voices in 
your head telling you to kill 

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people, would you do it? 
Paul started this whole thing on

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New Year's Eve alone. 
Think about that. 

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No family, no friends, no 
girlfriend, no wife. 

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He was utterly alone and this 
voice came to him and told him 

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he needed to kill that girl. 
He even says why are you killing

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her? 
You want friends. 

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And this is the problem I have, 
he says, and if you hear him 

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correctly, he makes himself out 
to be like the third person. 

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He says you like friends, you 
want to make friends. 

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I think that's weird because 
could it be multiple personality

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disorder? 
Or could it be The Demon Inside?

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Thanks for listening guys. 
Have a good one. 

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The Demon Inside was written and

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It is a production of Venomous 

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Entertainment. 
Background music is by Lucas 

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