At that moment, Hollywood homicide detective Tom Small told Chicago magazine, “bells and whistles went off.”“The type of attack was similar," Small told the magazine. “Stupid me, I thought they [were] going to arrest him, confront him with evidence and see what he had to say,” he told Chicago magazine. “It troubles me enormously,” a former Chicago homicide detective told Chicago magazine. She awoke to a knife plunging into her chest, Santa Monica homicide detective Richard Lewis told “48 Hours.” She started grabbing for it, the knife slicing through her hands. Two of Gargiulo’s former friends saw the “48 Hours" episode, prompting them to come forward to prosecutors as key witnesses.

Source: Washington Post May 03, 2019 11:05 UTC