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Perpetrators of murders don’t usually call 911 on themselves, neither do theybeg to be caught. Paul Michael Stefani, the Weepy voiced Killer, however, didjust that. And then he would do it over and over again.In the early 1980’s Minnesota law enforcement would be plagued by a series ofbizarre and anonymous 911 calls – confessions of murder given by the highpitched, panicked voice of a man who was viciously murdering womenaround Miniappolis and St. Paul – an area also known as the twin cities.