- Back in 1981 and for 'good behaviour' after serving 8 years of a 10-year sentence, Ralph Power was
released on 'mandatory supervision' (today's equivalent being 'statutory release'). He was serving time
because he poured gasoline through the mail slot of a woman he was attempting to kill
- While on 'mandatory supervision', Ralph Power beat Sheryl Gardner to death with a hammer; he also
attempted to kill a second woman six days later
- Ralph Power was an aspiring serial killer and sexual predator stalking 15 women at the time of Sheryl's murder
- Ralph Power felt no remorse after confessing to the murder
of Sheryl Gardner; instead he was disappointed that he
had been caught and that his plan had been cut so short
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