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Narrator (0:30)
This episode contains stories involving violence against children. Listener discretion is advised. Anthony and Nathaniel Cook have been arrested
Investigator/Reporter (0:39)
after a decades long killing spree unprecedented in Toledo history.
Legal Analyst/Commentator (0:43)
These serial killers were ruthless, evil, demonic, psychopathic.
Voice Actor/Storyteller (0:50)
This campaign, two hours sure they was dead.
Cheryl Fran (Survivor) (0:54)
He started coming across the street. My heart started beating really fast.
Voice Actor/Storyteller (0:59)
Walking garage around the corner.
Cheryl Fran (Survivor) (1:04)
I heard the gun click back and that's when I knew they were going to kill me.
Voice Actor/Storyteller (1:09)
Right then I had them hug each other.
Cheryl Fran (Survivor) (1:12)
I pleaded with them to please let us go and they said no, that my time will come and shot him.
Voice Actor/Storyteller (1:20)
One time I seen him walking down the street, then got out the truck and followed up.
Investigator/Reporter (1:27)
Behind him had to come real people
Narrator (1:32)
who faced death and live to tell how this is. I survived a serial killer.
Cheryl Fran (Survivor) (1:46)
I am Cheryl Fran and I survived a serial killer. In January 1980, I was 18 years old and I was taking care of my 2 year old. My son's father and I, we were living together in Toledo. His name was Bud. Bud was a meat cutter at a local grocery store. We didn't have a car so I would walk to the store to meet him so he wouldn't have to walk by himself. That night. Bud's brother Don was with my son. Around 12:30, I walked down Seeger Street. It took me about 15 minutes to walk to the store. I met Bud and we went back the same way that I came. We were within 20ft of our house. I seen a man across the street in a green army jacket and a ski cap. He started walking a little bit faster and then he started coming across the street. My heart started beating really fast and I looked at Bud and he just said, don't worry, you're with me. He came up to us. He was a black man with a beard. And the next thing I knew he pulled a handgun. It was the first gun I've ever seen in my life. It crossed my mind that this is a robbery. We offered Bud's watch, wallet just so he would leave us alone. He put his hand out for us to give him the stuff, and he just stuck it in his pocket. I thought, okay, he. He's going to let us leave. That's all he wanted. And then he threw two ski caps at us and told us to put them over our face. The man said, they'll shoot you if you start to run. I have the ski mask over my face. It wasn't totally blacked out. You could see through the fabric. It was very dark. I didn't know what was going to happen. And then I remember in Bud's wallet was our address where our son was at. All I could think of was, he was gonna kill me and then go and get my son. And that's when he made us walk down an alley.