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Do you ever finish a true crime series and wish that you could know more? It happens to me all the time. And that's what's driving my interviews on Crime Story. Each week, I'm lucky enough to sit down with the best storytellers and really dig into what it takes to tell those stories. And this month, our riches run deep. We have Keith Morrison, Amanda Knox, and Bone Valley's Gilbert King.

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He seemed on level. He seemed charming. Maybe not really even charming. Just seemed like a normal, ordinary businessman to me. And then he offered me a job in Whistler, B.C., For a 16-year-old, shampooing carpets for $10 an hour sounded really good. And I thought this would be a way to make my mother proud of me.

He seemed on level. He seemed charming. Maybe not really even charming. Just seemed like a normal, ordinary businessman to me. And then he offered me a job in Whistler, B.C., For a 16-year-old, shampooing carpets for $10 an hour sounded really good. And I thought this would be a way to make my mother proud of me.

Yeah, no, not at that time because it was foggy out and he said that we would continue in the morning and I could phone my mother from the motel and that we would get separate rooms. And there was nothing that seemed wrong. I mean, he wasn't trying to touch me or anything like that. So nothing seemed out of the ordinary.

Yeah, no, not at that time because it was foggy out and he said that we would continue in the morning and I could phone my mother from the motel and that we would get separate rooms. And there was nothing that seemed wrong. I mean, he wasn't trying to touch me or anything like that. So nothing seemed out of the ordinary.

He followed me. into the motel room, into my room, and closed the door and locked it. And that's when I knew something wasn't right. I knew something wasn't right, but I was trying not to think the worst that could happen. And the worst did happen in that motel room that night. I don't remember exactly in what order things happened.

He followed me. into the motel room, into my room, and closed the door and locked it. And that's when I knew something wasn't right. I knew something wasn't right, but I was trying not to think the worst that could happen. And the worst did happen in that motel room that night. I don't remember exactly in what order things happened.

I remember him telling me to take my clothes off and to get onto the bed, and I did. And he forced sex on me.

I remember him telling me to take my clothes off and to get onto the bed, and I did. And he forced sex on me.

He raped me, yes. One thing I'll never forget, and that's his eyes, the way his eyes changed. They were just so evil. They looked so evil to me. And then after it was all over with, he was just so calm like nothing was wrong. And he started calling me his little sister.

He raped me, yes. One thing I'll never forget, and that's his eyes, the way his eyes changed. They were just so evil. They looked so evil to me. And then after it was all over with, he was just so calm like nothing was wrong. And he started calling me his little sister.

I would think that the police would think that it was just a bad trick gone wrong, or they really wouldn't believe me.

I would think that the police would think that it was just a bad trick gone wrong, or they really wouldn't believe me.

Does it matter whether you're a hooker or whatever? I think rape is rape. Would it have made a difference if I was a straight-A student in school? Is that what they're saying? They're saying now that hookers can't get raped? Is that what the Crown was trying to say? I don't know.

Does it matter whether you're a hooker or whatever? I think rape is rape. Would it have made a difference if I was a straight-A student in school? Is that what they're saying? They're saying now that hookers can't get raped? Is that what the Crown was trying to say? I don't know.

I felt that I could have maybe done more or said something different, or if I didn't forget the motel room, that they would not drop the sex charges and he would have been kept in jail and those children would be alive.

I felt that I could have maybe done more or said something different, or if I didn't forget the motel room, that they would not drop the sex charges and he would have been kept in jail and those children would be alive.