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Synopsis: The Grim Sleeper follows LA Weekly reporter Christine Pelisek (Walker) as she doggedly investigates the unsolved murders of dozens of women in Los Angeles and soon realizes one person is responsible for many of these deaths that began over 20 years earlier. After a string of murders in the 1980s, the violence seemed to end; but almost 14 years later, another murder spree begins, leading Pelisek to dub the killer "The Grim Sleeper." The reporter-turned-amateur detective notices similarities between the cases and sets out to break the story of her career, researching evidence and interviewing witnesses for clues to the killer's identity. While police and lead detectives (Hudson, O'Neill) kept the community in the dark about a potential serial killer on the loose, Pelisek contacts the victims' families to offer them the truth about what may have happened to their daughters, sisters, wives and mothers. When the only known survivor (Gray) comes forward to tell her side of the story, pieces
 
IMDB:
5.3
TV-14
Year:
2014
89 min
32 Views


to this party,

and I didn't want to go. I wanna go

to the movies with my boyfriend.

I borrowed her

her car and drove her off.

I told her that I

will pick her up at midnight.

I fell asleep at my boyfriend's.

When I didn't pick her up, she took a ride

home with a guy that she met that night.

They found her body in the

woods a week later.

So, you do know.

Does it ever getting any better?

No.

Anything new?

- Not yet.

Let's get the whole thing to the lab.

Give me a rush on DNA and ballistics.

I don't want any more damn reporters

get a step ahead of me.

Anthony, you brushed your teeth

long enough. Time to bed.

You're crazy. If you break that bed, where you

gonna sleep? - Why are you all...

dressed up? - I'm gonna go see

Loretta. - Don't go meet Loretta.

It's okay,

your uncle is here.

Don't go.

Look, I promise you...

- Don't go.

Okay. I won't go.

Miss Pelisek, I hope

you get payed overtime.

I can't believe it. I just found

another murders.

The same details, probably the same guy.

And this one happened in the 90's.

I mean, this guy's been

killing for almost 20 years.

Looks to me

that's 1986.

Oh my gosh, you're right.

I must be wrong. I mean,

this guy can't be going...

on a killing spree for this long and

no one know about him. Right?

A courier from the DNA

lab just drooped this for you.

Sweet Jesus!

Captain is still here?

- Yeah, in her office.

OK, now Tanya Hartnett the 1986.

- You know it's almost midnight, right?

What's the autopsy number? - Do not

touch my computer, I'll have you arrested.

You're so melodramatic when you're tired.

What's the autopsy number?

Pretty please?

You know that I am expecting steak dinner

out of this? - Multiple gunshot wounds,

found on Denker. Isn't

that a block away from Western?

These were all happening

right around Western.

Okay, so what caliber? - You didn't

realized that was me asking you out?

.25 caliber, it's the

same as the others!

OKay, now Margette Lincoln, in 1987.

- Did you not hear what I just said?

Yes, you will get a steak dinner.

Margette Lincoln, 1987.

There's only hospital file.

Shot in the chest,.25 caliber bullet,

lingering in a coma,

not expected to live.

Maybe she pulled through.

You think that he left a surviver?

Like this color. I'm coming back

on Tuesday. The same color. Alright.

Excuse me, Margette Lincoln?

Your son told me

I can find you here.

My son? You've been in my house?

Yes, I could not find your phone

number. I work for the LA Weekly/i ,

I'm doing research for crimes that

happened in the '80s and I came...

across the story of how you were attacked.

- I don't know who you think you are,

but you need to

get off of my business. OK?

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