Episode 7— The Grim Sleeper
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Cliff Shepard
as Self - Los Angeles Homicide
Dennis Kilcoyne
as Self - Los Angeles Homicide
Paul Mize
as Self - Los Angeles Homicide
Ana Garcia
as Self - Reporter
Diana Ware
as Self - Barbara Ware's Stepmother
Mary Ellen O Toole
as Self - Criminal Profiler
Porter Alexander
as Self - Monique Alexander's Father
Enietra Washington
as Self
Alicia Alexander
as Self - Victim
Princess Berthomieux
as Self - Victim
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