Tampa Area On Edge After 3 Killings, Serial Killer Fears
Fears over a serial killer have some residents in the Tampa area are escorting children to school and the city bus has changed its usual routes.
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Fears over a serial killer have some residents in the Tampa area are escorting children to school and the city bus has changed its usual routes.
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