This story is posted on the Literotica website; the author does not give permission for it to be reposted or reprinted anywhere else without consent. This chapter picks up right where the first one left off...it is good as a standalone story, but I would recommend reading chapter one if you haven't done so already.
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Police departments from San Francisco to Mountain View converged to create a special task force to hunt down and capture the elusive Peninsula Rapist, as he was known at the time. Myles Dickenson had fueled the frenzy by calling into the assault case hotline following each rape from a payphone near the location to provide the crime scene address and other sordid details. He would make sure to provide highlights of each woman's naked body and the position they would find her in when they arrived. He would also tell them how many times each victim came on his huge cock.
The task force grew more and more frustrated with each passing assault. While DNA science was still quite elementary at the time, the physical evidence pointed to the same brazen perpetrator in each case. While they were unable to come up with a composite sketch of his face, certain well-documented facts helped create a distinct profile of the assailant:
20 to 30 years old; Caucasian medium colored skin; Light-colored short cropped hair; 6'-1" to 6'-3" in height; Approximately 200 pounds; Muscle covered physique; Extremely long and thick penis; Enormous testicles that produce large volume of ejaculate; Insatiable appetite for sex.
The details from nearly every victim and crime scene were basically the same as well: Young, attractive wife or girlfriend; Significant other almost always present at time of assault; Affluent background; San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula resident; Male victim Tasered, bound, and forced to watch; Female victim bound, blindfolded, and raped repeatedly; From the third assault on, the perpetrator videotaped the crime.
Based on the case similarities, especially the fact that each victim was extremely attractive and possessed a very desirable body, the task force was convinced these were not random acts, but rather a choreographed plan by a cunning individual who in some way was familiar with his victims prior to his crimes.
In meeting after meeting, the most seasoned detectives in the area, with assistance from the FBI, racked their frustrated brains trying to figure out the connection between the crimes. None of the victims knew each other, nor did they share any social connection or past geographical similarities other than currently residing in a 40 mile radius on the west side of San Francisco Bay.
Meanwhile, the rapes continued.
One evening about 2 years after the first reported assault, detective Larry Golding, a grizzled veteran of the San Mateo Police Department, sat in the study of his Belmont home reviewing the details of the Peninsula Rapist case as he had so many nights before. Suddenly, he heard the ringing of his doorbell. At first it struck him as odd that someone would be visiting their home at 7:30 p.m., but then he recalled his wife telling him at dinner that she was trying out a grocery delivery service and they'd be coming over later.
He went about his work as he heard his wife answer the door and welcome the delivery driver. A few minutes later his wife and the man shared a laugh as she walked him to the door. Not really listening, but unable to ignore the conversation, Larry overheard the delivery driver say, "San Francisco to Mountain View..." At first it didn't register with him as he glanced down at a dotted map showing all of the Peninsula rapists assault locations, but then something clicked in his brain just as he heard the front door open and his wife say, "I'm sure going to like having this service, I hope your company leaders figure out a way to make money doing it without raising prices..."
"Yes, me too," the driver answered, "I really like the job, it has lots of other fringe benefits as well!" He said before he laughed loudly.
Just then Larry Golding popped his head out of his office and eyed the tall, well groomed, mid-20's delivery driver, "Hey there, did I hear you say something about San Francisco to Mountain View?"
"Oh yes sir, I was just telling your wife here, that is my delivery area."
"Hmm...what is the name of your company again?"
"It's called Webvan sir, we are an online grocery delivery service, I'm sure you've seen our trucks around..."
"Yes, I'm sure I have. Say, how many drivers do you have working there?"
"There are about 100 of us that work out of the Foster City warehouse, but only a handful of us have been around since the company's beginning."
"And how long ago was that?"
"A little over two years ago, time flies when you're having fun!" The driver replied with a big smile. "Speaking of that, I should get going, I have another delivery to make tonight!"
"A little over two years huh?" The detective asked with a quizzical tone in his voice.
"Oh Larry, that's enough with the third degree, let this nice young man get to his final delivery so he isn't out all night!" Barbara Golding said to her husband with a small irritated laugh.
"Sure thing honey..." the detective replied as he turned back towards his office. He took a couple of steps in that direction before he turned and asked the delivery driver, "Hey I didn't catch your name son...?"
"Myles...Myles Dickenson sir!"
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That night a gorgeous Asian wife and mother of two received Myles Dickenson's final delivery...it just happened to be captured on videotape.
Three days later, following a search of his Antioch apartment, the Webvan Rapist was behind bars. Less than a year later, Myles Dickenson was shipped to San Quentin and Webvan.com declared bankruptcy.
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Webvan had really fucked up hiring Myles Dickenson. The grocery delivery company had been on rocky ground its entire short-term existence, but this inexcusable tragedy was the final straw in its ultimate demise.
The trial had been quite the circus, as for most Northern Californians it was as much an examination of the well-documented failures of the once promising dot-com darling, as it was about the brutal crimes committed by one of the most brazen rapists in Bay Area history.
The trial venue was moved across the bay to Berkeley at the request of Dickenson's lawyer, an up and coming public defender named Mark Lambert. It was a brilliant move on the part of the young attorney as he knew that most of the judges in that jurisdiction were more liberal than any in the state.
The San Mateo County D.A.'s office barely objected to the motion as they had so much evidence against Dickenson they believed a change of venue was nothing more than an inconsequential inconvenience.
During the warranted search of the defendant's apartment, the task force detectives and criminologists discovered the backpack that Myles had used during the course of each of his crimes. Inside they found the stolen video equipment and tri-pod, the stolen Taser device, a six-inch hunting knife, a dark beanie with eyes, nose, and mouth cutouts, duct tape, rubber gloves, two blindfolds, and a bag full of zip ties. The zip ties were an exact match to those used at each and every crime scene.
But all of that evidence paled in comparison to the treasure trove the library of video tapes provided.
The D.A. lawyers and detectives had all gotten together and celebrated at the stupidity of the high school dropout who videotaped nearly all of his heinous crimes, essentially implicating himself before ever going to trial. The prosecution team believed that with all the physical evidence, the video tapes, and testimony by the victims, they had an iron clad case for multiple rape convictions and one case for murder in the first degree. They intended to pursue the death penalty.
But Myles Dickenson and his young, talented attorney had other ideas.