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October 21, 1982, a Black male constrained his way into the home of a 28-year-old Caucasian woman in a neighborhood of St. Louis, by threating her with a knife, he robbed her of her jewelry and other expensive items and also sexually assaulted the woman numerous times (Briscoe, n.d.). In between the sexual acts, three cigarettes were smoked between the two (Briscoe, n.d.). The victimizer engaged in a conversation with the victim and asked her for her name. She gained confidence and followed by asking him for his name. He lied to her and said he was Johnny Briscoe. Prior to the attacker leaving, he shared that he would call her at a future time and soon after he left the woman called the police (Briscoe, n.d.).

The attacker called the victim three different times between 4:15 a.m. furthermore, 5:10 a.m. The police were available for every one of the three calls. He again distinguished himself as "John (Briscoe, n.d.).
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One of the photographs in the array of photos was Johnny Briscoe. It was a mug shot in the police documents for a stolen vehicle and an attempted theft suspect in the mid 1970's

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