Mark Branch: The Grocery Clerk Who Thought He Was Jason Voorhees

When 18-year-old Sharon Gregory was found dead in her Greenfield, Massachusetts home in October 1988, her twin sister knew exactly who did it. Mark Branch had been obsessed with horror movies his entire life, particularly Friday the 13th, and he'd told people he wanted to know what it felt like to kill. Sharon had been doing a psychological evaluation of him for her college psychology class, and he wanted that profile back. What happened next became one of the most disturbing cases where someone tried to turn their favorite slasher film into reality. This is the story of a college student who studied a killer, and paid for it with her life. This is the murder of Sharon Gregory.

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