Courtney Browen

These dreams that he described weren't necessarily evidence that he was a killer. And although they knew he was disturbed, they didn't have enough to place him under arrest. So once again, he was a free man. And soon enough, he would be back on the streets to look for his next victim.

These dreams that he described weren't necessarily evidence that he was a killer. And although they knew he was disturbed, they didn't have enough to place him under arrest. So once again, he was a free man. And soon enough, he would be back on the streets to look for his next victim.

On July 24th, 1994, 13 year old Natasha Crockett and her younger sister, 10 year old Nicole, were outside playing across the street from their home. at 416 10th Street in Logansport, Indiana. As they ran around a parking lot across the street, the girls noticed an odd van watching them. He was parked a little bit away, but the girls could see that he was riding something down.

On July 24th, 1994, 13 year old Natasha Crockett and her younger sister, 10 year old Nicole, were outside playing across the street from their home. at 416 10th Street in Logansport, Indiana. As they ran around a parking lot across the street, the girls noticed an odd van watching them. He was parked a little bit away, but the girls could see that he was riding something down.

On July 24th, 1994, 13 year old Natasha Crockett and her younger sister, 10 year old Nicole, were outside playing across the street from their home. at 416 10th Street in Logansport, Indiana. As they ran around a parking lot across the street, the girls noticed an odd van watching them. He was parked a little bit away, but the girls could see that he was riding something down.

Then, a few minutes later, the girls saw the van driving in their direction. Do you girls know where Woodlawn Street is? He asked them, but the girls had no idea. Oh, well, that's okay. Do y'all want to hop in and take a drive? He asked. But immediately, the girls knew that this man was trouble, so they both ran home to tell their parents.

Then, a few minutes later, the girls saw the van driving in their direction. Do you girls know where Woodlawn Street is? He asked them, but the girls had no idea. Oh, well, that's okay. Do y'all want to hop in and take a drive? He asked. But immediately, the girls knew that this man was trouble, so they both ran home to tell their parents.

Then, a few minutes later, the girls saw the van driving in their direction. Do you girls know where Woodlawn Street is? He asked them, but the girls had no idea. Oh, well, that's okay. Do y'all want to hop in and take a drive? He asked. But immediately, the girls knew that this man was trouble, so they both ran home to tell their parents.

A few months later, on October 22nd, 1994, Nicole Brucker was celebrating her 14th birthday at her home in Georgetown, Indiana. Later that evening, Nicole and her friend, 14-year-old Danielle Mullins, decided to walk to the store. But as they made their way down Walnut Street, they suddenly heard a car pull up behind them.

A few months later, on October 22nd, 1994, Nicole Brucker was celebrating her 14th birthday at her home in Georgetown, Indiana. Later that evening, Nicole and her friend, 14-year-old Danielle Mullins, decided to walk to the store. But as they made their way down Walnut Street, they suddenly heard a car pull up behind them.

A few months later, on October 22nd, 1994, Nicole Brucker was celebrating her 14th birthday at her home in Georgetown, Indiana. Later that evening, Nicole and her friend, 14-year-old Danielle Mullins, decided to walk to the store. But as they made their way down Walnut Street, they suddenly heard a car pull up behind them.

When the girls turned around, it was a dark van, and the man inside was someone they didn't recognize. He quickly pulled up beside the girls and asked if they wanted a ride, but they refused and continued walking. However, instead of leaving the girls alone, the man kept following them.

When the girls turned around, it was a dark van, and the man inside was someone they didn't recognize. He quickly pulled up beside the girls and asked if they wanted a ride, but they refused and continued walking. However, instead of leaving the girls alone, the man kept following them.

When the girls turned around, it was a dark van, and the man inside was someone they didn't recognize. He quickly pulled up beside the girls and asked if they wanted a ride, but they refused and continued walking. However, instead of leaving the girls alone, the man kept following them.

Eventually, the girls started running, and they finally made their way back home where they told their parents about what happened. From there, they called the police and gave them a description of the man and his vehicle, and surprise, surprise, it was none other than Larry Hall. Within six short months, 11 different girls around the Midwest had reported that Larry's van had been stalking them.

Eventually, the girls started running, and they finally made their way back home where they told their parents about what happened. From there, they called the police and gave them a description of the man and his vehicle, and surprise, surprise, it was none other than Larry Hall. Within six short months, 11 different girls around the Midwest had reported that Larry's van had been stalking them.

Eventually, the girls started running, and they finally made their way back home where they told their parents about what happened. From there, they called the police and gave them a description of the man and his vehicle, and surprise, surprise, it was none other than Larry Hall. Within six short months, 11 different girls around the Midwest had reported that Larry's van had been stalking them.

And several of these girls had even written down his license plate. So his crimes were gaining some attention. And remember those detectives from Larry's hometown? The one who set him up with that therapist? Well, after Larry Hall had been set free, they couldn't seem to get him off their minds. Larry had admitted that he had these dark and violent dreams of hurting young women.

And several of these girls had even written down his license plate. So his crimes were gaining some attention. And remember those detectives from Larry's hometown? The one who set him up with that therapist? Well, after Larry Hall had been set free, they couldn't seem to get him off their minds. Larry had admitted that he had these dark and violent dreams of hurting young women.

And several of these girls had even written down his license plate. So his crimes were gaining some attention. And remember those detectives from Larry's hometown? The one who set him up with that therapist? Well, after Larry Hall had been set free, they couldn't seem to get him off their minds. Larry had admitted that he had these dark and violent dreams of hurting young women.