00:00This man took selfies with his victims while they slept.
00:03During the late 1800s, citizens in the Rhode Island area started to report horrifying photos they found of a man in their bedroom with themselves sleeping in the background.
00:12The photos were typically found when the victim woke up and saw it on their bedside table.
00:17And there was always writing on the back of the photo that said, I'll be back.
00:22Eventually, the people who received a photo previously were found deceased just a few days later.
00:27The authorities had no leads on who it could be until his mother came forward after seeing his face on a newspaper.
00:33And she told them his name was Al Beback.
00:36For months, the crimes continued until one night when a lady named Sue Perman was awoken by a camera flash and quickly jumped out of bed and tackled the intruder.
00:45The noise of the scuffle woke up neighbors, and when they got outside, they witnessed Sue throw Al through her second-story bedroom out onto the street before yelling, and stay out.
00:55The authorities would arrive shortly after and take Al away, but he would eventually pass away from his injuries.
01:02The authorities, a conversation about something that we were talking about after they died.
01:03The scenes went around.
01:17But they, when they get into her, it was the quality of the death sentence.
01:18The results were followed by several bud olive shells.
01:20A communities of the incident with Steve St Assist.
01:22Well, they told them what they did before other i deles was telling you to get into their escape pose.
