The Grim Sleeper Page #3

- Tell me everything you know.

Pretty please, just

tell me everything.

Asking nicely, that's

a new tactic for you.

Hi, Debra, it's Christine. I don't think I'm

gonna be able to come in today,

I'm feeling pretty under the weather

today. Thank you, bye.

Ma'am, do you have an appointment?

- Yes, with Detective Sims.

Det. Sims, hello, Christine Pelisek,

LA Weekly. We spoke on the phone.

How did you get back here?

I'm resourceful. - If you wanna talk to me,

you need to call and make appointment.

I did call, and you blew me off.

And now we have another murder,

just like Monica Dender. - I don't

discuss ongoing investigation.

I wonder if you think that could be

a serial killer running around L. A.?

There are a lot of similarities

in these cases.

It's alright, I'll handle it.

- Oh, you think you gonna 'handle me'?

Let's see how you handle my lawyer,

when I sue you for slandering my sister.

You told the media that she was a

prostitute and she was not such thing!

She was just a kid. - You wanna come to my

office and we will discuss this privately?

Oh, we gonna discuss it.

Get her out of here and don't

let her come back here. - Yes, sir.

First, my condolences

for your loss.

What I want is a damn apology

and official retraction.

What, you think because the girl is black

and in the bad neighborhood, she must...

be turn a tricks? We live in Encino, for

God's sake! My father is a fashion designer,

my mother was a doctor and Zarina was a

sophomore in a high school, not a prostitute!

Your sister's phone was

found with her body.

And the most frequently called number on

that phone turned up to belong to a man,

who is well known to us as a pimp.

And he confirmed that Zarina has been one

of his girls on and off for weeks now.

Hey, are you Zarina's sister?

She was three, when a

social worker brought her to us.

They said it was the worst case of

abuse, they've ever seen.

She couldn't speak a word,

she could barely walk.

Her real father kept her

tied up from the time she was a baby.

He did awful things to her.

So I don't understand

how she could've been...

Doing what they

say she was doing.

I found her last night.

And I didn't like

what she had to say.

So I left.

I left her...

God, I feel like I'm burning...

Like I'm already in hell.

And I am burning, like my

body is gonna burn up.

I know. - No, you don't know!

You have no idea!

I had a sister.

She was like a sister to me,

she was my best friend.

Her name was Mollie McMann.

You think 'cause you know somebody

that died, you know how I feel?

It was right before college

and we're gonna be roommates.

She wanted to go

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