Suspected serial predator was under surveillance

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In late December 2003, Baltimore City narcotics officers William King and Antonio Murray were closing in on someone they believed was a major drug dealer working in Southwest Baltimore.

As they conducted surveillance of a nondescript row house on the 2700 block of Winchester Street, other detectives combed Southwest Baltimore for a sadistic predator, who had raped and cut the ears off a prostitute — and would go on to rape and kill two more females. 

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