Ronald Dominique was the least likely. Or at least, that’s how he looked. It would be fair to say that for most of us, the knowledge that a serial killer is operating in our community, walking and driving the streets, perhaps sitting next to us at a bar, or delivering our pizza, is enough to send a chill down the spine of even the most fearless amongst us.
When media headlines scream that a serial offender has been apprehended, especially after many years, we feel safe. Relieved. We no longer have to look over our shoulder for someone suspicious or alter our daily routines on the advice of law enforcement, as we once did when a killer was on the loose. Everything just goes back to normal. That is, unless, the murders in our community continue.
Like this podcast? Listen to more episodes of Obscura.
