Disturbing plans were outlined in a notebook found at the home of an alleged serial rapist

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57% : Law enforcement then interviewed neighbors and Zuberi's wife, searched various records to firm up their identification and secured a search warrant for the inside of the house.
49% : Now, law enforcement are looking for additional victims across the country.
43% : A second page appears to detail how to dispose of bodies: "Dig a hole straight down 100ft" Law enforcement later used GPS to track the defendant down to a Walmart parking lot in Reno, Nevada, the complaint says.
39% : On July 15, Zuberi solicited the woman in question under the guise of purchasing sex in Seattle, the victim told law enforcement.
39% : There, after a standoff during which he allegedly cut himself and started to bleed "profusely," Zuberi eventually surrendered to law enforcement.

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