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But he also told Detective Major that he believed Jane Doe needed to have sex to push past her lustful desires.

Detective Major pointed out that he had held Jane Doe captive for days.

Time was just going too fast.

Great tried to justify that by saying he gave her a few little taps.

You got more and more out of him.

Detective Major and Sean Great had been talking for almost 40 minutes.

She knew she had to tread carefully.

She needed a full, clear confession.

So far, Great had spent a lot of the interview downplaying what he had done to Jane Doe or trying to justify it.

Detective Major tried to get Sean Gray to move beyond, attempting to justify what he had done.

Her tone remained calm, even as she began asking more pointed questions.

Sean Great did not have a defense this time.

Detective Major's questions seemed to have worn him down.

He became very quiet and said, I abducted her.

Finally, Great had confessed.

I abducted her.

I raped her.

He also admitted to strangling her, threatening to kill her, giving her drugs to sedate her, and using his phone to record the assault.

It had taken 47 minutes of disciplined interrogation, but Detective Major had gotten what she needed.

But police suspected this case was bigger than Jane Doe.