In the 1960s, Charles "Smitty" Schmid charmed his way through Tucson's teen scene while hiding a terrible secret. Known as the "Pied Piper of Tucson," he murdered three teenage girls in a case that shocked the nation, made the pages of Life magazine and inspired one of America's most famous short stories.
Now, the woman who lived it is ready to tell her story. Globe-Miami native and author Marshall Terrill joins Diane Schmid, who survived life with the killer, for a rare in-person look at their book, Smitty: Living With a Serial Killer. Hear firsthand what it was like behind closed doors with one of Arizona's most notorious criminals, and how she lived through it.
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