
This episode covers the harrowing story of Diana Dello, who was brutally attacked in her home in Tustin, California, in 1979 while her husband, Kevin Green, was out for fast food. Diana was severely injured, leading to a long recovery and a complex investigation that revealed shocking truths about her husband and a serial killer.
The episode details the timeline of events leading up to the attack, including Kevin's alibi and the chaotic moments when Diana was found. Neighbors reported hearing screams, and police initially suspected Kevin, given the history of domestic violence in their relationship.
As Diana recovered, she struggled with memory loss but eventually began to recall details of the attack, implicating Kevin. Despite his claims of innocence, the investigation revealed a pattern of attacks by a serial killer known as the "bedroom Basher."
In a twist, DNA evidence later exonerated Kevin, revealing that Gerald Parker, a serial killer, was responsible for Diana's attack and the murder of her unborn child. The episode concludes with Diana's journey of healing and her efforts to seek justice.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the complexities of memory, trauma, and the impact of domestic violence.
Diana Dello survived a brutal attack by her husband, Kevin Green, who was later exonerated when a serial killer was identified as the real attacker.

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