It will be their first time seeing each other in 20+ years. The last time they saw each other was when they broke up after college. Now, so much has changed.

He’s gotten out of prison for killing his childhood abuser. She’s started her own business and moved on with her life. Maybe this is a bad idea. Maybe they have nothing in common anymore. Maybe it’s a college fling and they should leave it alone.

After all, they never even said a word to each other for 25 years.

But when they see each other for the first time in that coffee shop. They’re back to college again.

She looks down and notices a briefcase.

“Do you bring a briefcase to all your dates?”

He chuckles because inside that suitcase is proof. Proof that for the past 20 years he has never stopped thinking about her.

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What happened that day in that little house in the woods is not a debate.

The evidence is all there. The blood, the wounds, the dead man lying on the floor of the living room.

That night while the homeowner was watching TV - Clark Fredericks walked in, slashed at him with a hunting knife, stabbing him all over his chest, before finally slitting his throat.

It’s a bloody killing. There’s blood splattered and smeared all over the room.

Detectives have so many questions for the killer -

Like why did he kill him?

Why did he go and spit on his bed before leaving?

Did he think that he was going to get away with this?

What was the reason?

And does he regret it?

Today, we’re getting answers to those questions. This is our interview with Clark Fredericks.

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It’s a little strange for a eulogy to go viral especially when it’s not dedicated to a politician or celebrity that’s passed, but this eulogy is for the joint funeral of a couple Kristin and James Brock. Killed in their sleep while their two daughters slept just a few doors away.

The killer is still on the loose.

Kristin’s eldest daughter gives the closing line of her eulogy, “I love you guys so, so much…I’m sorry.”

A relative who is present at the funeral will later recall the teenager’s cadence - how it was one of the weirdest things they have ever witnessed.

What is that voice they’re doing?

It sounds like crying but not a single tear…

Afterwards, the teenager, whose 5 year old sister was the one to find their parents’ bodies, goes down the line of relatives repeating the phrase, “I’m sorry.”

Why is 17 year old Sarah Patrick apologizing to everyone when it was her mother and stepfather that were killed?

Five months later and a digital footprint of tiktoks will give the police enough evidence to make an arrest.

Authorities accuse Sarah Patrick. Could the teenage daughter who recited a eulogy for her deceased parents really be a killer performing a eulogy for her murder victims?

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