DETETIVE AMERICANO COM JOE KENDA ;(T4,EP8) MINI MARATONA (1)

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00:00:57at notorious lovers lanes.

00:00:59Selecting targets at random.

00:01:01The cars contained victims' clothing, wallets, and keys

00:01:04with no signs of struggle.

00:01:06And leaving no survivors.

00:01:11It's horrible.

00:01:16Now we're able to say, after all of those years,

00:01:20the perpetrator has finally been identified.

00:01:23Serial killers always have a pause between their events.

00:01:29But as time moves on, the hunger returns.

00:01:37I spent my career closing murder cases.

00:01:42But I'm not the only one who answered the call.

00:01:47It takes a rare breed to solve the unsolvable.

00:01:50To catch a ruthless killer.

00:01:54To find justice for the dead.

00:01:58That's what it takes to be an American detective.

00:02:02At about 530 in the evening, two park policemen respond to a 911 call reporting an accident.

00:02:08on the Colonial Parkway.

00:02:09They are fled.

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00:02:18At about 530 in the evening, two park policemen respond to a 911 call reporting an accident on the Colonial Parkway.

00:02:33They are flagged down by an individual.

00:02:38They follow him a short distance to an embankment above the York River which flows through the park.

00:02:47They see a 1980 white Honda sedan.

00:02:54Nose first in the river.

00:02:57They immediately work their way down to see if there is someone trapped in this car.

00:03:04They find two women in the car with a ghost-like appearance and their throats have been deeply slashed.

00:03:29This is not an accident.

00:03:34It's a homicide.

00:03:36What you see in front of you is the actual Colonial Parkway.

00:03:50My name is Danny Plott.

00:03:53During the Colonial Parkway murder investigations, I was a special agent with the Virginia State Police.

00:04:02Back when the 1986 murder occurred, the Colonial Parkway was similar, but it wasn't as well maintained.

00:04:11It was a beautiful scenic drive.

00:04:18But in the late 80s when these murders occurred, it was a pretty dark and spooky place.

00:04:27Plott is an old-time cop.

00:04:33Danny has suffered the slings and arrows like me of the press and the public and the two-bit politicians and so on and so on.

00:04:42So it was a natural thing that he and I became friends.

00:04:46Hey, man.

00:04:47Joe.

00:04:48How are you?

00:04:49Good. Yourself?

00:04:50The same.

00:04:51I'm still walking around.

00:04:52Me and you both.

00:04:54Danny first called me because he liked my show.

00:04:57Joe's show was wonderful.

00:05:00You know, he would say something and then there'd be the my, my, my.

00:05:03I was impressed.

00:05:04And he let me know that and asked me what it was like to live in Colorado Springs.

00:05:09And I informed him I had moved.

00:05:11And he said, I live in Suffolk, Virginia.

00:05:14No shit.

00:05:15He asked if we could meet for lunch.

00:05:17I said, yes.

00:05:18Talking with Joe is an experience in itself.

00:05:25His ability with murders is amazing to me.

00:05:30I talked to him for hours about the Colonial Parkway murders.

00:05:34Which I had vaguely heard about 2,200 miles away in Colorado.

00:05:45They meant nothing to me at the time because they were outside my jurisdiction.

00:05:49But now they interested me.

00:05:52Danny Plot mentioned that has been an enormous amount of press coverage.

00:05:56There's been a book written about him, all kinds of things.

00:05:59And I did not disagree with his thought process on the entire case.

00:06:04He was certainly on the right track.

00:06:07For 37 years, the killer was unknown.

00:06:11And the Colonial Parkway murders was his torturous career case.

00:06:16Solving the case became an infatuation.

00:06:19It became frustrating.

00:06:21Sometimes we felt like we were really close in finding who did these murders.

00:06:27And then something would knock them out of it.

00:06:31Every stone that you could think of was overturned.

00:06:34Yet, here we were.

00:06:36Nobody was in handcuffs.

00:06:40The Colonial Parkway is a rural, scenic road

00:06:44that connects three of the biggest historical places in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

00:06:52Yorktown all the way to Jamestown.

00:06:55And the Williamsburg area.

00:06:58It is the narrowest and longest national park in the country.

00:07:04And what's fascinating about it, while it's this narrow parkway,

00:07:08it's designed to kind of recreate a colonial road.

00:07:11So if you've been on the road, they've paved it with kind of a rumbly material

00:07:16so that you get the feeling that you're in a wagon going across it.

00:07:20And it has these incredible snaking turns and twists.

00:07:25And there's a corridor of trees that kind of encompasses this.

00:07:29It's designed to create the colonial experience.

00:07:33And because it's a federal park, there are no structures, no businesses, no billboards, no marks of the 21st century.

00:07:42There are trees and bushes and vines.

00:07:45So if you're on this stretch at night, you're in a Stephen King novel for 23 miles.

00:07:58The parkway also has multiple overlooks.

00:08:02You can call it a lover's lane.

00:08:04If you wanted privacy, it was the perfect place.

00:08:07The murders started in October of 1986.

00:08:24The park rangers were aghast at what they saw.

00:08:27The park police summoned the Federal Bureau of Investigation,

00:08:30the only jurisdiction within that park because it is federal property.

00:08:35The two girls, they were identified immediately because their identifications were in the car.

00:08:57Kathleen Thomas and Rebecca Dowski, their throats have been cut very badly.

00:09:09This was something brutal.

00:09:12What was very puzzling to the FBI, that blood was not in the car.

00:09:18The amount of blood would have been substantial.

00:09:23And we've never found any bloody prints, any bloody clothing.

00:09:27Clearly, inside of that car is not the crime scene.

00:09:30Somewhere else, they were killed and put into that car.

00:09:33Was it driven there? I don't know.

00:09:37They examine the ground in this pull-off area, assuming they will find a second set of tire tracks.

00:09:43They find tire tracks that match the tires on the Honda, but they find no tire tracks of another vehicle.

00:09:51What was really perplexing was the car was covered in diesel fuel.

00:09:56And there were matches around where it appeared that someone had tried to get the diesel fuel to light.

00:10:14Diesel has a very high ignition point.

00:10:17You could light an entire book of matches and throw it into liquid diesel fuel, and all that would happen is the diesel fuel would put out the fire.

00:10:27It was a failed attempt at trying to cover up their crime.

00:10:31Now what does that tell you?

00:10:36Whoever this is as diesel fuel, there's a lot of people that carry diesel fuel in and around in their vehicle.

00:10:42Truckers do, people that have a diesel car, or people with boats.

00:10:47Interesting.

00:10:49This was not an easy case to solve.

00:10:54Why would somebody target two women, there's no money taken, and they're viciously, I mean viciously, attacked?

00:11:01Whoever is responsible for this crime is an organized offender.

00:11:06He has a plan.

00:11:09He somehow gets control of these people, and then he attacks and kills both, and sends the car over the side of this impact.

00:11:21You and I both know it's not difficult to push a car.

00:11:24You kick it out of gear, and one person can easily move a car.

00:11:28Sure.

00:11:29Remember that it's sitting in the overlook, it's a paved overlook.

00:11:32Then you have a patch of grass, and there's a curb, not a high curb, but there's a curb.

00:11:39So someone, or some people, were strong enough to push it, pop it over that.

00:11:45But with two passengers in it, always felt like it was somebody with some strength.

00:11:50Likely a man. Could have a helper.

00:11:52Yeah.

00:11:53So now you have a solid view of what this crime scene looks like, but you're not even really sure how it happened.

00:12:02You need an autopsy to tell you more.

00:12:07So the FBI agents head to the Virginia State Medical Examiner's Office.

00:12:11The autopsy results show that the girls had been dead for a minimum of 24 hours.

00:12:28Rebecca's throat was cut, and it was cut viciously.

00:12:35But Kathleen was almost decapitated.

00:12:41There's a brutality in that.

00:12:44I think that says that somebody was really angry for whatever reason.

00:12:48There was no evidence of sexual assault on either victim, but they found something else.

00:12:55The autopsy revealed that both girls suffered ligature strangulation.

00:13:01A ligature is any device used to put pressure on the neck to restrict the windpipe to die from asphyxia.

00:13:11And in Kathleen's hair, there was a small piece of rope.

00:13:19The autopsy further decides that the throat-slashing was accomplished post-mortem.

00:13:26And it had nothing to do with their death.

00:13:28They were dead when their throats were cut.

00:13:31They were essentially killed twice.

00:13:34Who the hell are we dealing with here?

00:13:36Here.

00:13:40On I.D.

00:13:41Rebecca and Kathleen were last seen Thursday night.

00:13:56A Honda Civic was found off the Colonial Parkway.

00:14:00It had been rolled into these bushes almost into the water.

00:14:03The women were found with their throats slit.

00:14:06In 1986, I was a new reporter at Wavy TV 10 in Portsmouth.

00:14:13I was assigned to be the peninsula reporter.

00:14:17And so I covered everything that pretty much occurred on the peninsula.

00:14:20I did not operate out of the newsroom, so I was at my home in Phoebus in Hampton when I first got a call that said we need you to go up to the Colonial Parkway.

00:14:35There were two people dead and you need to go figure out what happened.

00:14:38So that's the way you start your day.

00:14:44The FBI agents go and notify the two victims' families of their untimely demise and say, tell me about your daughter.

00:14:50My name's Bill Thomas. I'm the older brother of Kathy Thomas.

00:14:59She was fun and smart and a great friend and her attitude was just so positive that people were drawn to her.

00:15:11She graduated in the second class from the U.S. Naval Academy that had women.

00:15:20She ended up first serving on this ship a submarine tender called the USS L.Y. Spear.

00:15:26Now, it's during this time, though, she's also investigated for being a lesbian.

00:15:36In the 1980s, the Navy remained archaic with draconian rules.

00:15:44Homosexuality was not acceptable in any form, particularly so in a female.

00:15:50This was not going to be a place that she could live her life as a lesbian in an open fashion.

00:16:00And she resigned her commission.

00:16:02Even though she had left the Navy with great reluctance, Kathy was actually turning a corner into a really happy, less pressured version of her life.

00:16:12She was dating this wonderful woman, Rebecca Dowski.

00:16:19Rebecca Dowski came from Poughkeepsie, New York.

00:16:23She originally attended Dickinson College and had transferred to the College of William & Mary in Virginia.

00:16:30She was a very bright student and she really fit in well there.

00:16:34She was in her senior year, sweet, smart, extremely athletic.

00:16:40She was on a championship women's softball team.

00:16:44So, both Kathy and Becky had this, I can accomplish anything attitude.

00:16:50Kathy and her girlfriend were not accepted by society at large.

00:16:55Privacy was very important to them.

00:16:57What better place than the Colonial Parkway at night?

00:17:13The FBI investigators focused on Kathy being in a lesbian relationship with Becky.

00:17:20Now, what really makes that come into play is she had been dating someone else.

00:17:25There were all of these rumors that one of Rebecca's ex-lovers had gotten angry and, you know, retaliated against the both of them.

00:17:37He was Muslim.

00:17:40The Muslim religion does not always look at gay or lesbian relationships kindly.

00:17:45Ex-boyfriend, Sharif Ali, realizes that Becky has left him for another woman.

00:17:58He is furious.

00:18:01He has very strong feelings about homosexual behavior.

00:18:04And now he's been passed over for a member of the same sex by his girlfriend.

00:18:08It makes him an astounding suspect.

00:18:18So, they bring Ali Sharif in for questioning.

00:18:20And he admits that he has been embarrassed by her departure for another female, but he would never do her harm.

00:18:34He also has an alibi.

00:18:38He was in Washington, D.C. for the weekend, 200 miles away during the time of the killings.

00:18:45He may have had a motive, but he physically couldn't have done it.

00:18:52Over the next few weeks, the investigation slows, but the notoriety of the case really starts to move.

00:19:04The two friends were last seen together in Dowski's dorm room at 7 p.m.

00:19:08Police sources think Dowski and Thomas then drove here to the Colonial Parkway.

00:19:12I remember the ratings were extremely high. People were watching. They were talking about the romantic relationship between the two.

00:19:21One of the motives for a killer is someone that is opposed to this type of lifestyle.

00:19:26Friends say driving along the Colonial Parkway was a Thursday night routine for Dowski and Thomas.

00:19:33But what happened October 9th wasn't routine. It was murder.

00:19:36It was murder.

00:19:37I don't think we understood the full gravity of what happened out there in October of 86 until September of 87.

00:19:47Then I think it took on a different life of its own.

00:19:51An Olive White sheriff's deputy is out patrolling the Ragged Island Wildlife Management Area.

00:20:12There is a black pickup truck. The door is open and no one is around.

00:20:27Something was going on. The truck was running. The radio was on.

00:20:33And there were shoes and articles of clothing in the truck.

00:20:37He calls for assistance.

00:20:45They go through the truck and they notice a wallet on top of the dashboard.

00:20:52It contains a driver's license.

00:20:54It was a gentleman named David Noblin.

00:20:58David Noblin was 19 years old. He was a resident of Newport News.

00:21:02His mother has already reported him missing because he didn't return home after an evening out.

00:21:11The last time he was seen was in the company of a young lady named Robin Edwards.

00:21:16Robin Edwards.

00:21:19Robin was also a Newport News resident and she was 14 years old.

00:21:26And was also missing.

00:21:33Now everyone is alarmed.

00:21:36So where are the occupants of this vehicle?

00:21:39And what has happened to them?

00:21:41Ragged Island is a creepy place to go.

00:21:44It's very secluded.

00:21:48This parking lot was used as a Lover's Lane type area.

00:21:55It sounds a lot like the Colonial Parkway.

00:21:57They had a feeling this wasn't going to end well.

00:22:00And they were right.

00:22:01And they were right.

00:22:02I'm Elizabeth Chambers and this is Toxic.

00:22:17My personal heartbreak took me back to my roots as an investigative journalist.

00:22:22Toxic relationships can lead to tragedy.

00:22:26My calling exposed the truth.

00:22:28Everything started to spiral.

00:22:31I was going to prove that he murdered my sister.

00:22:34I want to talk to them so now I'm going to go knock on their door.

00:22:37Brand new Toxic starts Friday the 27th of June on ID.

00:22:4320 year old David Nobbling and 14 year old Robin Edwards were last seen Saturday night.

00:22:56His truck was found with the keys in the ignition door open and radio on near the James River Bridge.

00:23:02The Alley White Sheriff's Department launches a massive search.

00:23:13It's very difficult to search.

00:23:15There are vines and weeds and brush of all sorts.

00:23:19They could be almost anywhere.

00:23:21Personnel from multiple agencies.

00:23:27A helicopter.

00:23:29Search dogs.

00:23:30This search goes on for days.

00:23:33And unfortunately on the third day.

00:23:38They found something.

00:23:40My dad was out there at Ragged Island.

00:23:43Chest waiters.

00:23:45Walking that whole area.

00:23:46Looking for him.

00:23:47Carl Nobbling.

00:23:48God bless him.

00:23:50There were people that were telling Carl Nobbling not to go down the beach.

00:23:53He said, I, you aren't going to stop me.

00:23:56I'm going down there.

00:23:59David Nobbling's father, Carl Nobbling, found the body.

00:24:07I can only imagine what that's like.

00:24:10Because they were not in very good shape.

00:24:13Oh, he was broken hearted.

00:24:15Broken hearted.

00:24:16And we were out there with him.

00:24:19It was so devastating.

00:24:28Carl Nobbling was a broken man.

00:24:30Yeah.

00:24:31My dad didn't even have a chance to call us and give us a heads up.

00:24:33My mom and I.

00:24:38We found out on the news.

00:24:40I remember hearing my mom scream.

00:24:41My God.

00:24:42It was horrible.

00:24:43It was horrible.

00:24:47It was horrible.

00:24:48It was horrible.

00:24:49It was horrible.

00:24:50It was horrible.

00:24:51It was horrible.

00:24:52It was horrible.

00:24:53It was horrible.

00:25:01I just didn't know then that my life would never be the same.

00:25:05I would never get to see my big brother again.

00:25:09The pain my mom went through.

00:25:10The pain my dad went through.

00:25:12I can just, I can feel it.

00:25:13I can feel it.

00:25:14When I start really thinking about it, that's, I can just, I can feel that pain.

00:25:20When I was out there reporting, I absolutely thought that the police, law enforcement was in contact with the Edwards family.

00:25:33Now I knew Carl Nobbling was out there, but I never saw the Edwards out there.

00:25:39And when I was doing my reporting, I mean, they found out that David and Robin were dead from my report.

00:25:49And I've seen their reaction to that and heard them talk about it.

00:25:54And I'm devastated by that.

00:25:58It's been one of the big regrets of my career, that when everything was unfolding, I responded the best way I could.

00:26:07And I hurt people's feelings that were tremendously affected by what was going on.

00:26:12And I was giving them information that they probably should have heard from someone else like law enforcement.

00:26:18That was a surreal day in my broadcasting career.

00:26:21And it was basically a career that was, at the time, was only three years old.

00:26:30The bodies were found further down on the riverbank itself.

00:26:37The James River there is brackish or brine. It's not freshwater. It's not saltwater. It's a combination.

00:26:47And that did not do good things to human bodies.

00:26:52Both bodies are bloated from decomposition, having been out for three or four days.

00:26:57Robin Edwards had one gunshot wound, execution style, to the back of her head.

00:27:09David had two gunshot wounds. A gunshot wound to the left shoulder and one shot to the back of the head.

00:27:17I think Robin was shot first.

00:27:22And I think David knew he had one chance.

00:27:27We speculate he tried to climb a sandy clay bank.

00:27:32And he was within almost grabbing distance of a tree line.

00:27:37That's where he was shot once in the shoulder. That incapacitated enough to where...

00:27:52He was then shot in the back of the head and killed.

00:27:54I totally disagree with that. He would definitely not run from a fight. Even if the guy had a gun, he wouldn't run from it.

00:28:03So why are these bodies such a long walk from where the truck was located?

00:28:11Why would they go such a far distance from this vehicle?

00:28:15When you leave that parking lot and you want to go down here, you have to walk down this boardwalk,

00:28:22because all this is marshland, like swamp.

00:28:24So to get down to here, good little walk. But you don't walk down a wooden, older boardwalk barefoot.

00:28:33Not willingly.

00:28:35No, not willingly. So how did they end up down there?

00:28:38Two possibilities, in my opinion. They're running from somebody barefoot because they don't have time to put their shoes on.

00:28:45Or they're marched down there by the perpetrator.

00:28:48So who would want to murder these two people in cold blood? Investigators go to the families to see if they can determine suspects.

00:28:57This is the way I see my brother. Like this one.

00:29:01Just him laid back, cutting up, having fun, smiling, you know?

00:29:08I definitely looked up to David. He tried toughening me up, and he did it with kicking my butt a lot.

00:29:14He was a great brother.

00:29:18I met Robin through my cousin Jason. We went to the same school together. She was always a real cool person.

00:29:25We had sort of prepared ourselves for them to find her either hurt, possibly drowned.

00:29:35We were not prepared to find her murdered.

00:29:39Robin was the youngest of the Colonial Parkway murder victims. She was 14.

00:29:46She had been through a lot in life. She was the kind of girl that often ran away. She got into trouble.

00:29:56A lot of people look at kids that have kind of a rough start, and they go, oh, it must be trouble at home.

00:30:03That wasn't the case. I've spent time with the family.

00:30:08And I got to be honest with you, loving family. They really cared a great deal about her.

00:30:14And when you look at Robin at 14, I think what you're really dealing with is somebody who is trying to come to grips with hormones, life, school, academics, family, trying to compress all that stuff together.

00:30:30She was a rebel with a cause, and she was a pistol, and that she was headstrong.

00:30:38And it doesn't matter how much you love a headstrong child. They are going to push you every way they can.

00:30:43And Robin did that. But she did it not out of venom, not out of meanness, but probably to go have some fun.

00:30:51She could be very, very sweet, and she could be the most aggravating and irritating child in the world.

00:31:00She was very independent.

00:31:05But Robin was also at a turning point in her life. She was finally starting to apply herself to her classes.

00:31:11She was starting to turn things around.

00:31:17The big questions unanswered are, why was David with Robin at the wildlife preserve? And what happened after they got there?

00:31:24That day, I followed him out, bummed a cigarette from him, and we talked in the driveway for 15, 20 minutes, I guess, and then he left.

00:31:38I carried that through my life that I was able to say bye to him.

00:31:43I don't know why. It just seems so small now, but at the time it was big.

00:31:48So they learned that David and Robin were hanging out at an arcade in the area with their friends.

00:31:59And David agreed to take Robin home.

00:32:03They are not a couple, according to the family.

00:32:08But what does the killer see? A man and a woman.

00:32:12And what would he assume from that? They are lovers.

00:32:15In lovers' land, as were the first two women.

00:32:18Much of this is very familiar.

00:32:21The murders are the ultimate mystery.

00:32:24Where were they killed? By whom? And with what motive?

00:32:28Were they killed deliberately or by chance?

00:32:31Questions which, as of now, have no answers.

00:32:35That drove those of us that worked on the task force that we need to find this person

00:32:41because they're just heartless and brutal.

00:32:49When David and Robin were autopsied, the investigation revealed that Robin had been sodomized

00:32:56and there was still semen in her cavity.

00:33:00The medical examiner said, this sample is very degraded

00:33:04because you had bodies laying in the water for three days.

00:33:09This is 1987. DNA is in its infancy.

00:33:14DNA databases were either nonexistent or just starting.

00:33:22But the sample was preserved.

00:33:23There's a possibility the motive is sexual assault of the female victim.

00:33:36But it's only a possibility.

00:33:38But why kill them?

00:33:40There's no answer for that.

00:33:45Despite the differences, the similarities are just too great.

00:33:49Proximity, darkness, area, type.

00:33:54People don't get killed in parked cars very often.

00:33:57The odds are great.

00:33:59This is the same person or persons responsible for both.

00:34:03You've got a hunter, somebody who's busy.

00:34:06A year later, the appetite returns.

00:34:09They haven't been arrested.

00:34:11They probably haven't even been talked to.

00:34:13No, they haven't been found.

00:34:14So now they've become convinced that maybe they're pretty clever.

00:34:18Let me do this again.

00:34:20Because, God, it was good the first time.

00:34:23But I'm not going to do it where I did it before.

00:34:26No.

00:34:27But still in the general vicinity.

00:34:29They kill where it's convenient.

00:34:31Places they know.

00:34:33And I would be very worried that the bodies were going to start to pile up here.

00:34:38Four dead, and there's going to be more dead if that theory is correct.

00:34:41He's going to do it again.

00:34:43He will continue unless he is stopped.

00:34:58These murders came to be known as the Colonial Parkway murders.

00:35:00Police sources claim that two cases are so alike, the same persons may be responsible.

00:35:07This story really picked up from the very beginning.

00:35:11It was very much an East Coast highlighted story because double murders were incredibly rare.

00:35:18These young couples are violently dead in an otherwise picturesque place.

00:35:24How could this be?

00:35:25Everyone was talking about whether this is the work of a serial killer.

00:35:31Once the police realized, oh, my God, we're dealing with connected crimes or potentially connected crimes, police presence on the parkway increased dramatically.

00:35:39That was the first time we heard about the possibility of a serial killer or a pattern emerging.

00:35:49And I felt the investigation begin to shift.

00:35:53It turned this area upside down.

00:35:56I mean, people were scared to go up and down the parkways.

00:35:58And my mom was scared to death when I went out, scared to death.

00:36:04Everyone is very busy now looking for people who seem to be out of the area, seem to be doing something that doesn't look right.

00:36:12After the murders, people realized they may be going to the Colonial Parkway at their own risk, but it didn't stop them.

00:36:22Sure, the last thing they thought of is that they would get approached or grabbed on the Colonial Parkway.

00:36:30It scared a lot of people, but unfortunately, it didn't scare them all.

00:36:33The families held a vigil, a memorial, to remind us all the killer is still out there.

00:36:42The pressure exerted by the press and by the public results in the formation of a Colonial Parkway Murders Task Force, where agencies come together, more heads are better than one.

00:36:56Danny Plott was a trained and experienced homicide agent. Plott became in command.

00:37:03We were given a conference room and told to have at it.

00:37:11The common theory at the time is that the perpetrator is driving around the Colonial Parkway area looking for victims parked in a car, alone in the dark, in a lover's lane kind of area.

00:37:26One thing we tried, we took a male agent and a female agent, and we put them in cars.

00:37:34Different nights, different times, and waited to be approached.

00:37:42I worked some surveillance.

00:37:45I had a beard. I had actual hair.

00:37:48I was lucky enough to know who I was with, but you run out of things to talk about after a couple hours.

00:37:56Surveillance is cool in the movies.

00:38:00It is far from it in real life.

00:38:02We were approached.

00:38:14But all we did was, I think, scare the living daylights out of somebody that just was hoping they could see naked flesh.

00:38:20Somebody that just kind of hung around and tried to look in.

00:38:23Nobody wished any more for an arrest than those of us that were on that task force.

00:38:26Your killer is a shadow in the night.

00:38:28You're pedaling a bike that is stationary.

00:38:29And no matter how hard you pedal, it goes nowhere.

00:38:33The task force established tip lines.

00:38:34And you get hit with tons of tip lines.

00:38:35You get hit with tons of tip lines.

00:38:36They were on a job, and they would have hung around and tried to look in.

00:38:37And they would have hung around and tried to look in.

00:38:38Nobody wished any more for an arrest than those of us that were on that task force.

00:38:41Your killer is a shadow in the night.

00:38:45You're pedaling a bike that is stationary.

00:38:50And no matter how hard you pedal, it goes nowhere.

00:38:54A task force estabelece tip lines.

00:39:00E você fica hit com tantos de tips que são loucados.

00:39:05Muitos vão falar e reportar que os jovens de Mars são responsáveis por isso.

00:39:17Mas cada vez em um dia, alguém diz algo que parece reasonable, e você faz atenção.

00:39:24Tem um homem chamado Sammy Rider que disse que ele viu Robin e David.

00:39:33E aí, aqui é um lead que podemos trabalhar com.

00:39:36Sam Reiter foi em Ragged Island e lembra-se de David's truck.

00:39:39Eu só fiz uma olhada e olhada e olhada na frente, mas eu não consegui ver nada.

00:39:44Ele paints himself como um eyewitness.

00:39:46Então, ele diz que ele diz que ele está em Ragged Island.

00:40:02Ele diz que ele está em Ragged Island no caminho de volta para um date.

00:40:04Ele diz que ele diz que ele viu Robin e David sair do carro.

00:40:18Ele admiresa o carro.

00:40:20Ele diz que ele é muito legal, muito clean.

00:40:23O carro estava funcionando, o radio estava funcionando.

00:40:29Então, ele diz que essas coisas, não de isso que é earth-shadowing,

00:40:34porque é o que a pressa reporta.

00:40:37Outra statement foi,

00:40:38eu ouvi dois shots.

00:40:41Eles tinham que estaria de margem lá em cima.

00:40:44Eu decidi que era hora de sair e eu deixei.

00:40:47upendo.

00:40:52Agora, several things wrong with Ryder's statement.

00:40:59Um,

00:40:59actually,

00:41:00três shots fired that night.

00:41:01Um,

00:41:01dois foram fired at David Knobling e um at Robin.

00:41:04Sammy ainda não mencionou isso sobre eles sendo barefoot,

00:41:07mas o que o carro estão em seu carro.

00:41:08Os属ão dentro do desenvolver não é safuada.

00:41:11É feito de uma expressão com muita jaquid veja, etc.

00:41:15It is extremely unlikely, not wearing shoes or socks,

00:41:20that they would walk this far in rough terrain on their own accord.

00:41:24Somebody marched them down to the place where they died.

00:41:31They did not get out of the car and go strolling down there.

00:41:35He is inserting himself in a serial killer investigation.

00:41:39Now, why would he do that?

00:41:45When Mr. Ryder was pressed, he finally admitted,

00:41:52well, I took money out of David Knoblin's wallet.

00:42:02I don't know if he figured if he came up with this tip

00:42:05and they found his print somewhere on the truck,

00:42:08he would be able to say, well, I was just looking in.

00:42:11I think he did it out of trying to cover his ass.

00:42:13What he saw was a wallet, and he took advantage of it.

00:42:18Oh, Sammy, why are you wasting our time with this?

00:42:21He didn't kill two people. He didn't know who did.

00:42:26Law enforcement were very frustrated with the investigation.

00:42:30They weren't solving the case. People were fearful.

00:42:32I've noticed that a lot of girls aren't walking on campus by themselves,

00:42:36especially late at night.

00:42:36Obviously, we have to consider that there's a dangerous person

00:42:41or persons still in the community.

00:42:46We needed this task force to try to, if not tie these murders together,

00:42:52find common denominators or separate them.

00:42:55Plot is experienced, and he's smart.

00:43:01He sees the rivers.

00:43:03And he said, hey, look at this map.

00:43:06What is around all of these crime scenes?

00:43:09Water.

00:43:10How do you move in water?

00:43:12You move in water in a boat.

00:43:18The thing I remember about the autopsies of Kathleen and Rebecca

00:43:23was this rope that was found.

00:43:26It was a piece of nautical rope,

00:43:29which, to me, nautical rope is either used on a boat

00:43:33or used to tie up a boat.

00:43:35Now, that is an interesting fact.

00:43:41What if our man is a boater?

00:43:54Maybe we've been thinking about this wrong the entire time.

00:43:58How did he approach these people?

00:44:00If he used the boat in some way,

00:44:02I think he had to anchor the boat on the river

00:44:05and use a smaller boat to come to the bank.

00:44:08If you've got a trolling motor, it makes the little or no sound.

00:44:12So you can maneuver around in this water,

00:44:14and nobody even knows you're there.

00:44:16You have no obligation legally to put lights on your boat.

00:44:19You're not at sea.

00:44:20You're in inland waterways.

00:44:21No one's going to question you.

00:44:23You're a waterman.

00:44:24Right.

00:44:28The word waterman is very specific to this area.

00:44:32It's people who are involved in the oyster business

00:44:35and the fishing business in the York River,

00:44:37the James River, and the Rappahannock River.

00:44:41They have their own dialect.

00:44:43They have their own language generationally

00:44:45all the way back to the colonial period.

00:44:49This could be a waterman.

00:44:50That's someone we need to concentrate on.

00:44:53So what else do we know?

00:44:54The toys used in these crimes

00:44:58are the toys that watermen use as tools.

00:45:01Some of their clothes and the car keys found inside the car.

00:45:10A Navy security team looks through the woods.

00:45:13Hawk rangers use a bloodhound in a boat

00:45:15for air scent over the water.

00:45:17Other dogs comb the beachfront area.

00:45:20A dog traced the couple scent to the water's edge.

00:45:23And then the scent ends.

00:45:27The dogs are telling them

00:45:29those bodies are in this water.

00:45:31But they're not there now

00:45:33because water moves

00:45:35and it moves bodies with it.

00:45:37I searched the parkway

00:45:40in a company of United States Marines

00:45:43who walked an arm length away from each other

00:45:46across a whole area

00:45:47near where that car was found.

00:45:49The search dogs take the scent

00:45:53and they march

00:45:54directly to the York River.

00:45:57And that night

00:45:57the nor'easter

00:45:58had been passing through.

00:46:00Right.

00:46:01High waves.

00:46:02High current.

00:46:0360, 70 mile an hour winds

00:46:05and driving rain.

00:46:07So they are disposed of

00:46:08killed by some method or means.

00:46:11They go in the York River

00:46:12the nor'easter comes

00:46:13and sweeps them where?

00:46:16Out to sea.

00:46:18Maybe all the way out.

00:46:27Wouldn't take much.

00:46:28And these two poor,

00:46:30unfortunate young people

00:46:31are never found.

00:46:33Not a trace of them.

00:46:35The families

00:46:36couldn't even have a funeral.

00:46:37Amazing grace

00:46:43How sweet the sound

00:46:47I didn't want to think the worst

00:46:49to start with.

00:46:50All of a sudden, you know,

00:46:51there's all these police

00:46:53calling the house

00:46:54and then as the day went on

00:46:56you just kind of

00:46:57came into that reality

00:46:59that something had happened.

00:47:03Keith just vanished in the thin air.

00:47:05Keith was really just

00:47:08a good hearted kid

00:47:09and you just don't ever think

00:47:11that when somebody

00:47:12walks out of the door

00:47:13it's going to be

00:47:13the last time you see them.

00:47:16He was into computers,

00:47:17you know.

00:47:18We had some of the first.

00:47:19He was in there

00:47:20banging away on his Commodore 64

00:47:22and learning everything

00:47:23about that

00:47:23and he was just like

00:47:24that 80s guy.

00:47:25In 1988 when this happened

00:47:27he was in his first semester

00:47:29of college

00:47:29and then with Cassandra

00:47:31they were friends

00:47:34and she was really

00:47:35a pretty girl.

00:47:37Cassandra was the it girl.

00:47:40I mean, she was a cheerleader.

00:47:42She's got a magnetism about her.

00:47:44She was very bright.

00:47:46She was really looking forward

00:47:48to completing her education

00:47:50and going on with a career.

00:47:52They went out that night

00:47:56to a movie

00:47:56and then they decided

00:47:58to stop by

00:47:59some kind of college party

00:48:00going on there.

00:48:01Friends confirmed

00:48:02Keith and Sandra partied

00:48:04at the University Square

00:48:05Apartments April 10th.

00:48:06They left around 2 a.m.

00:48:08then disappeared.

00:48:12And then Cassandra

00:48:13had to be home

00:48:14at a certain time.

00:48:15They said their goodbyes

00:48:16and that's the last time

00:48:17anybody saw them.

00:48:18The parkway

00:48:21was not a place

00:48:22that you went

00:48:23like that

00:48:24and just left your car there.

00:48:26Keith was more

00:48:27responsible than that.

00:48:28The other murders

00:48:29had already happened.

00:48:30Keith wouldn't have

00:48:30went there.

00:48:31It always haunted me

00:48:32and it haunts me

00:48:33to this day

00:48:34that we did not find

00:48:36Keith and Cassandra's remains.

00:48:40We have to find

00:48:41the murdering son of a bitch

00:48:42that did this.

00:48:45They finally decided

00:48:46all right

00:48:47let's go back

00:48:48and start over.

00:48:50About six months

00:48:52into the FBI task force

00:48:54of the Colonial Parkway murders

00:48:55we had come

00:48:58to a couple conclusions.

00:49:00Looking at

00:49:01all the scenes

00:49:03the vehicles

00:49:04the wallets out

00:49:06we decided

00:49:07who we were looking for

00:49:09was a person of authority.

00:49:11So imagine now

00:49:15it's night time here

00:49:16with somebody

00:49:19you care about

00:49:20you're not really

00:49:21thinking about anything

00:49:22and then suddenly

00:49:24there's a knock

00:49:27on your window

00:49:27and a man

00:49:28with a flashlight

00:49:29says what are you

00:49:30doing here?

00:49:31You're not supposed

00:49:32to be here.

00:49:33what if this killer

00:49:36poses as a policeman

00:49:38in the process

00:49:40of somebody

00:49:40getting out their ID

00:49:41he pulls a gun

00:49:44so he now has control

00:49:46could that be?

00:49:49Of course it could.

00:49:52During this era

00:49:53you could buy

00:49:53an old cop car

00:49:54complete with a side light

00:49:56etc.

00:49:57for 300 bucks

00:49:58at a police auction

00:49:59and duplicate

00:50:00being a cop.

00:50:03We decided

00:50:07to hold a press conference

00:50:08with the FBI's blessing

00:50:10and it exploded.

00:50:13It reached the point

00:50:14where

00:50:14even in the newspaper articles

00:50:16they were warning people

00:50:18to verify

00:50:19that if they were being

00:50:20pulled over

00:50:21that it was really

00:50:22a policeman.

00:50:23The media took it

00:50:25and ran with it

00:50:27because it made

00:50:27a good story.

00:50:29Nothing about this

00:50:30seems to work

00:50:31and then you begin

00:50:32to convince yourself

00:50:33that nothing

00:50:33will ever work

00:50:34law enforcement

00:50:36are running out

00:50:37of room

00:50:37at the morgue

00:50:38this is one serious guy.

00:50:41He's not going to stop.

00:50:49As cases go on

00:50:51for years

00:50:52they become more difficult.

00:50:54Colonial Parkway murders

00:50:55have slowed down.

00:50:58Nothing much

00:50:59has been happening.

00:51:00No news

00:51:01no new events.

00:51:02an anonymous tipster

00:51:05calls the task force

00:51:06and says

00:51:07an individual

00:51:08has been harassing

00:51:09couples

00:51:10in the

00:51:12Lover's Lane

00:51:13pull-offs

00:51:13on the Colonial Parkway.

00:51:15Through a FBI

00:51:16or state police

00:51:17tip line

00:51:18we get a tip

00:51:19that a man

00:51:19in a blue truck

00:51:20is stopping

00:51:21and looking

00:51:22in parked cars

00:51:23on the parkway.

00:51:24they get a tag

00:51:27the tag

00:51:28reads

00:51:29E-M-R-A-W

00:51:32eat them raw

00:51:34what do you eat raw?

00:51:36Horstures.

00:51:37That truck

00:51:42comes back

00:51:43to a waterman

00:51:45named

00:51:46Alan Wilmer.

00:51:49So now

00:51:50the FBI

00:51:51has somebody

00:51:52that they can

00:51:53look at.

00:51:54This could be him.

00:51:56This could be

00:51:57the Colonial Parkway

00:51:58killer

00:51:58and they need

00:52:00to act

00:52:00fast.

00:52:03The FBI

00:52:04and the

00:52:06Virginia State

00:52:06Police

00:52:07now have

00:52:08what appears

00:52:09to be

00:52:09a viable

00:52:09suspect.

00:52:11The FBI

00:52:12surveils him

00:52:13goes to

00:52:15his residence

00:52:15where they

00:52:17find him

00:52:17cleaning

00:52:18his truck.

00:52:20They noticed

00:52:21Wilmer was out

00:52:22spray-painting

00:52:23the back

00:52:23of his vehicle

00:52:24and that he

00:52:25was bleaching

00:52:26the interior

00:52:27of the vehicle.

00:52:29Now why

00:52:30would he do that?

00:52:31Is he

00:52:32concealing

00:52:32evidence?

00:52:37maybe this

00:52:38is our guy.

00:52:40They immediately

00:52:41go to get

00:52:42a search warrant.

00:52:44The FBI

00:52:45return to

00:52:47Wilmer's place.

00:52:48They present him

00:52:49with the warrant.

00:52:51He is cooperative.

00:52:52He steps aside

00:52:53and they search

00:52:54the premise.

00:52:54They do the search

00:52:59warrant of his

00:53:00truck.

00:53:01Doesn't reveal

00:53:02a whole lot

00:53:03but the

00:53:04search of

00:53:05his house

00:53:05reveals

00:53:07several things.

00:53:10They find

00:53:11an enormous

00:53:12supply of

00:53:13pornography.

00:53:14They find

00:53:15guns.

00:53:16They find

00:53:17pairs of

00:53:18handcuffs

00:53:18and other

00:53:19bondage

00:53:20devices.

00:53:20I am not

00:53:23saying that

00:53:23makes you

00:53:24someone that

00:53:25kills people

00:53:25but you put

00:53:27everything together

00:53:28this is not

00:53:29your average

00:53:30guy.

00:53:31They continue

00:53:32to talk to him

00:53:33he denies

00:53:34any knowledge

00:53:34of any of this

00:53:35denies everything.

00:53:38They have

00:53:39no evidence

00:53:39that could result

00:53:40in an arrest.

00:53:42They decide

00:53:43that they will

00:53:44have an FBI

00:53:45polygraphist

00:53:46take a shot

00:53:47at this guy.

00:53:50Mr. Wilmer

00:53:54was interviewed

00:53:55and he did

00:53:56admit to being

00:53:57on the parkway

00:53:57and approaching

00:53:58a vehicle

00:54:00or two

00:54:00which was

00:54:02very useful

00:54:03information

00:54:04but his story

00:54:05changed a little

00:54:06bit.

00:54:07He said

00:54:08yeah I was

00:54:08on Oconell Parkway

00:54:10but I wasn't

00:54:11in that particular

00:54:12pull-off

00:54:12I was in

00:54:13another one.

00:54:14I walk around

00:54:15out there

00:54:16and I look

00:54:17for places

00:54:17to fish

00:54:18nothing wrong

00:54:19with that

00:54:19and there isn't

00:54:20anything wrong

00:54:21with that.

00:54:22So he takes

00:54:23the polygraph

00:54:23and the

00:54:25polygraphist

00:54:26says he

00:54:27didn't do

00:54:27this.

00:54:31He's innocent

00:54:32and the FBI

00:54:34looks at that

00:54:35polygraphist

00:54:35and says

00:54:36well you

00:54:37fucking

00:54:37better be

00:54:38right.

00:54:40The FBI

00:54:41decided that

00:54:42him passing

00:54:43a polygraph

00:54:44and the lack

00:54:45of direct

00:54:46physical evidence

00:54:47was enough

00:54:49to say

00:54:49he's not

00:54:50the one.

00:54:52He looks

00:54:52good

00:54:53nothing

00:54:53happens

00:54:54he moves

00:54:54on

00:54:55and so

00:54:55does the

00:54:55task force.

00:55:00FBI

00:55:00and state

00:55:01police

00:55:01if one

00:55:02of us

00:55:02got a lead

00:55:03you know

00:55:04we'd let

00:55:04the other

00:55:05one know

00:55:05but the

00:55:07leads

00:55:07they just

00:55:08weren't

00:55:08there

00:55:09and

00:55:09you know

00:55:10a family

00:55:11member

00:55:11they weren't

00:55:13shy

00:55:13and I

00:55:13don't blame

00:55:14them

00:55:14and they

00:55:15sometimes

00:55:16weren't shy

00:55:17in the media

00:55:18you know

00:55:19my son

00:55:20and daughter

00:55:21sister

00:55:22brother

00:55:23brutally

00:55:24murdered

00:55:25what are

00:55:25you doing?

00:55:27He didn't

00:55:27hear nothing

00:55:27about it

00:55:28the FBI

00:55:28didn't

00:55:29didn't talk

00:55:30to anybody

00:55:30and then

00:55:31Joyce would

00:55:32consistently

00:55:33pick up the

00:55:33phone

00:55:34and call

00:55:35him up

00:55:35and ask

00:55:36him about

00:55:36the case

00:55:36and all

00:55:37that.

00:55:38It

00:55:38seemed

00:55:38like

00:55:39they

00:55:39weren't

00:55:40giving

00:55:40us

00:55:40a lot

00:55:40of

00:55:40information

00:55:41it

00:55:42just

00:55:42kind

00:55:42of

00:55:42went

00:55:42dead

00:55:43and

00:55:43I

00:55:43didn't

00:55:44handle

00:55:44it

00:55:44very

00:55:44good

00:55:44at

00:55:45all

00:55:45and

00:55:45even

00:55:45to

00:55:46this

00:55:46day

00:55:46that

00:55:47is

00:55:47the worst

00:55:48thing

00:55:48that's

00:55:48ever

00:55:48happened

00:55:49just like

00:55:51somebody

00:55:51walks out

00:55:52the door

00:55:52and they're

00:55:53fine

00:55:54and they

00:55:54just don't

00:55:55come back

00:55:55and you

00:55:56don't have

00:55:56answers

00:55:57you don't

00:55:58have a body

00:55:58The anxiety

00:56:00was terrible

00:56:01at that

00:56:02time

00:56:02I mean

00:56:02it's just

00:56:03not knowing

00:56:04what happened

00:56:04to him

00:56:05just nothing

00:56:06but anxiety

00:56:07it just

00:56:07just doesn't

00:56:08go away

00:56:08you know

00:56:09you have

00:56:11to become

00:56:11your own

00:56:12advocate

00:56:13because no

00:56:13one else

00:56:14will do

00:56:14it for

00:56:14you

00:56:15we're the

00:56:15ones

00:56:16now

00:56:16kind of

00:56:17trying to

00:56:17advance

00:56:18this case

00:56:18I'm looking

00:56:20for answers

00:56:21who killed

00:56:22my younger

00:56:22sister

00:56:23and her

00:56:23girlfriend

00:56:24all of

00:56:25these other

00:56:26families

00:56:26mine included

00:56:27deserve answers

00:56:29all our

00:56:31answer was

00:56:32we're doing

00:56:33everything

00:56:33we can

00:56:34it had

00:56:35been

00:56:35years

00:56:37nothing

00:56:38labor day

00:56:44weekend

00:56:441989

00:56:45and a

00:56:46virginia

00:56:46state

00:56:47trooper

00:56:47is investigating

00:56:48an abandoned

00:56:49vehicle in a

00:56:49rest area

00:56:50that's left

00:56:51running with

00:56:52the keys

00:56:52and the

00:56:53ignition

00:56:53and when

00:56:55he ran

00:56:55the tag

00:56:56of course

00:56:56it ding

00:56:57ding

00:56:57this is

00:56:59a car

00:56:59of a

00:57:00missing

00:57:00person

00:57:01the car

00:57:02comes back

00:57:03to 21

00:57:03year old

00:57:04Daniel

00:57:04Lauer

00:57:05reported

00:57:06missing

00:57:07with

00:57:0718 year

00:57:08old

00:57:08Anna Maria

00:57:08Phelps

00:57:09the

00:57:11Colonial Parkway

00:57:12killer

00:57:12is back

00:57:13and maybe

00:57:15this time

00:57:16he's left

00:57:16the waterfront

00:57:18the

00:57:20investigators

00:57:25are instantly

00:57:25suspicious

00:57:26that this

00:57:27is the

00:57:27Colonial Parkway

00:57:28killer

00:57:28but what's

00:57:31different

00:57:31along

00:57:32I-64

00:57:32their car

00:57:33was found

00:57:34at a

00:57:34westbound

00:57:35rest stop

00:57:35they call it

00:57:36the

00:57:36New Camp

00:57:37rest area

00:57:38this rest

00:57:40area

00:57:41is many

00:57:41miles

00:57:42from the

00:57:42Colonial Parkway

00:57:43this is

00:57:44inland

00:57:45not

00:57:45the

00:57:45waterfront

00:57:46where he

00:57:47has been

00:57:47for years

00:57:48so I

00:57:49went up

00:57:50there

00:57:50and I

00:57:51find

00:57:51the car

00:57:51a gold

00:57:53Chevy Nova

00:57:54with black

00:57:55primer

00:57:55he sees

00:57:57this car

00:57:57clothes

00:57:59in the

00:57:59back seat

00:58:00keys

00:58:01in the

00:58:02ignition

00:58:02car

00:58:04running

00:58:04it is

00:58:05no question

00:58:06it is

00:58:06deja vu

00:58:07we're

00:58:08dealing

00:58:09with

00:58:09the

00:58:09same

00:58:10guy

00:58:10Anna Maria

00:58:16Phelps

00:58:16was a

00:58:1718 year

00:58:18old

00:58:18young lady

00:58:20from

00:58:20Amelia

00:58:21County

00:58:21Virginia

00:58:22who

00:58:22had

00:58:23recently

00:58:23dropped

00:58:24out

00:58:24of

00:58:24school

00:58:25school

00:58:26wasn't

00:58:27for

00:58:27her

00:58:27she

00:58:27wanted

00:58:28to

00:58:28work

00:58:28she

00:58:28wanted

00:58:29to

00:58:29get

00:58:29ahead

00:58:29in

00:58:30life

00:58:30she

00:58:30wanted

00:58:31to

00:58:31be

00:58:31on

00:58:31her

00:58:31own

00:58:32and

00:58:32she

00:58:33had

00:58:33a

00:58:33boyfriend

00:58:34named

00:58:34Clinton

00:58:34Lauer

00:58:35the

00:58:36other

00:58:36victim

00:58:37Daniel

00:58:37Lauer

00:58:38was

00:58:38her

00:58:39boyfriend's

00:58:39brother

00:58:40Daniel

00:58:41he was

00:58:41a horse

00:58:42lover

00:58:42he liked

00:58:43riding

00:58:43he was

00:58:44six foot

00:58:45tall

00:58:46he was

00:58:46a

00:58:46dominating

00:58:47force

00:58:48anybody

00:58:48handles

00:58:49horses

00:58:49he wasn't

00:58:50a weakling

00:58:51either

00:58:51Daniel

00:58:53was doing

00:58:54very well

00:58:55his father

00:58:55had a

00:58:55painting

00:58:56business

00:58:56and he

00:58:57worked

00:58:57there

00:58:57his father

00:58:58had gotten

00:58:58him

00:58:59a

00:58:59Chevy

00:58:59Nova

00:59:00in many

00:59:01respects

00:59:01he was

00:59:02on the

00:59:03right

00:59:03path

00:59:04for

00:59:04independence

00:59:05himself

00:59:05and

00:59:07Daniel

00:59:07had

00:59:07decided

00:59:08he

00:59:08wanted

00:59:09to

00:59:09kind

00:59:10of

00:59:10get

00:59:10out

00:59:10on

00:59:10his

00:59:11own

00:59:11and

00:59:12the

00:59:13plan

00:59:13was

00:59:14for

00:59:15Anna Maria

00:59:15Phelps

00:59:16and Daniel

00:59:16Lauer

00:59:17to drive

00:59:17to

00:59:18Virginia

00:59:18Beach

00:59:18and

00:59:19the

00:59:19best

00:59:20way

00:59:20to

00:59:20get

00:59:20there

00:59:20was

00:59:20on

00:59:21I-64

00:59:21we

00:59:27learned

00:59:27from

00:59:28the

00:59:28families

00:59:28that

00:59:28they

00:59:29never

00:59:29arrived

00:59:30in

00:59:30Virginia

00:59:30Beach

00:59:31if

00:59:32they

00:59:32are

00:59:33in

00:59:33fact

00:59:33missing

00:59:34and

00:59:34they're

00:59:34not

00:59:34in

00:59:35this

00:59:35car

00:59:35then

00:59:35where

00:59:36are

00:59:36they

00:59:36could

00:59:37the

00:59:37Colonial

00:59:38Parkway

00:59:38killer

00:59:39have

00:59:39abducted

00:59:40and

00:59:40killed

00:59:40them

00:59:40just

00:59:40like

00:59:41the

00:59:41others

00:59:41it

00:59:43just

00:59:43did

00:59:43not

00:59:44make

00:59:44any

00:59:44sense

00:59:45if

00:59:45the

00:59:45car

00:59:46had

00:59:46been

00:59:46sitting

00:59:46in

00:59:46the

00:59:46eastbound

00:59:47rest

00:59:47area

00:59:48it

00:59:48would

00:59:49have

00:59:49made

00:59:49some

00:59:49more

00:59:49sense

00:59:50in

00:59:50some

00:59:50ways

00:59:51but

00:59:51the

00:59:51car

00:59:51was

00:59:52in

00:59:52the

00:59:52westbound

00:59:53rest

00:59:53area

00:59:54they

00:59:55would

00:59:55be

00:59:55going

00:59:56this

01:00:01make

01:00:01sense

01:00:01that

01:00:02they

01:00:02pulled

01:00:02over

01:00:03here

01:00:03into

01:00:03the

01:00:03eastbound

01:00:04rest

01:00:04area

01:00:04the

01:00:06issue

01:00:06is

01:00:06he's

01:00:07on

01:00:07the

01:00:07wrong

01:00:08side

01:00:08of

01:00:09the

01:00:09road

01:00:09in

01:00:11my

01:00:11view

01:00:12they

01:00:13were

01:00:13taken

01:00:13somewhere

01:00:14else

01:00:14killed

01:00:16then

01:00:18the

01:00:18killer

01:00:18takes

01:00:19the

01:00:19car

01:00:19and

01:00:19puts

01:00:20it

01:00:20in

01:00:20the

01:00:20wrong

01:00:21side

01:00:22of

01:00:22the

01:00:22highway

01:00:22where

01:00:23are

01:00:23these

01:00:24people

01:00:24what

01:00:25has

01:00:25happened

01:00:25to

01:00:26them

01:00:26and

01:00:27the

01:00:27search

01:00:27begins

01:00:28there

01:00:31was

01:00:32a

01:00:32search

01:00:32by

01:00:33special

01:00:34agents

01:00:34of

01:00:34the

01:00:34Virginia

01:00:35State

01:00:35Police

01:00:35and

01:00:36troopers

01:00:36of

01:00:36Virginia

01:00:37State

01:00:37Police

01:00:37in

01:00:38the

01:00:38general

01:00:38area

01:00:39no

01:00:41Anna

01:00:41Maria

01:00:42and

01:00:42Daniel

01:00:42again

01:00:43it's

01:00:45very

01:00:46frustrating

01:00:46and I

01:00:47can only

01:00:48imagine

01:00:48what it

01:00:48was like

01:00:48for the

01:00:49families

01:00:49we

01:00:50really

01:00:51love

01:00:51both

01:00:51of

01:00:51them

01:00:52very

01:00:52much

01:00:52and

01:00:53if

01:00:54there's

01:00:54anything

01:00:54at all

01:00:55that you

01:00:55can do

01:00:55to help

01:00:56we'd

01:00:56appreciate

01:00:57it

01:00:57six

01:00:59weeks

01:00:59later

01:00:59on

01:00:59October

01:01:0021st

01:01:011989

01:01:02two

01:01:02turkey

01:01:03hunters

01:01:03find

01:01:04something

01:01:04shocking

01:01:05I

01:01:07get a

01:01:07call

01:01:08hey

01:01:08we

01:01:09need

01:01:09you

01:01:09to

01:01:10go

01:01:10near

01:01:11the

01:01:11new

01:01:12Kent

01:01:12rest

01:01:12area

01:01:13I'm

01:01:14there

01:01:15was a

01:01:16logging

01:01:16road

01:01:16that

01:01:17was

01:01:17the

01:01:17best

01:01:17way

01:01:17to

01:01:17describe

01:01:18it

01:01:18and

01:01:18there

01:01:19was

01:01:19a

01:01:19deputy

01:01:19station

01:01:20there

01:01:20and

01:01:21I

01:01:21stopped

01:01:21and

01:01:22he

01:01:22said

01:01:22go

01:01:23up

01:01:23here

01:01:23you

01:01:24didn't

01:01:25walk

01:01:25very

01:01:25far

01:01:25up

01:01:26the

01:01:26fork

01:01:26of

01:01:26the

01:01:26road

01:01:27and

01:01:29then

01:01:29you

01:01:29went

01:01:29into

01:01:30the

01:01:30woods

01:01:30I

01:01:33could

01:01:33see

01:01:33they

01:01:34already

01:01:34had

01:01:35a

01:01:35tent

01:01:35set

01:01:35up

01:01:36they

01:01:39find

01:01:40skeletonized

01:01:41remains

01:01:42of

01:01:42humans

01:01:42two

01:01:46two

01:01:46skulls

01:01:47and bones

01:01:48these

01:01:55are

01:01:55two

01:01:55young

01:01:56people

01:01:56that

01:01:56unfortunately

01:01:57best way

01:01:59to

01:01:59describe

01:01:59it

01:01:59nicely

01:02:00is

01:02:00they

01:02:01melted

01:02:02into

01:02:02the

01:02:02ground

01:02:02they

01:02:05were

01:02:05so badly

01:02:06decomposed

01:02:06at the

01:02:07time

01:02:07that

01:02:07it

01:02:07was

01:02:07very

01:02:08difficult

01:02:08to

01:02:08determine

01:02:09exactly

01:02:09what

01:02:09happened

01:02:10that's

01:02:14me

01:02:14with

01:02:14a

01:02:14shovel

01:02:14in

01:02:15my

01:02:15hand

01:02:15I

01:02:17would

01:02:17have

01:02:17been

01:02:18thirty

01:02:19three

01:02:21maybe

01:02:22I believe

01:02:24that

01:02:24it

01:02:24had

01:02:25rained

01:02:25slightly

01:02:26as you

01:02:26can

01:02:26tell

01:02:27one

01:02:28man's

01:02:28wearing

01:02:28a raincoat

01:02:29the

01:02:32bottom

01:02:32photo

01:02:32is

01:02:34Anna

01:02:34Maria's

01:02:34locket

01:02:35that

01:02:37was

01:02:37found

01:02:37at

01:02:38the

01:02:38fork

01:02:38of

01:02:39the

01:02:39road

01:02:39we

01:02:41speculate

01:02:42that

01:02:43that

01:02:44maybe

01:02:44was

01:02:45where

01:02:45she

01:02:46was

01:02:46killed

01:02:47and

01:02:47that

01:02:47locket

01:02:48came

01:02:48off

01:02:48when

01:02:51the

01:02:52general

01:02:52area

01:02:53was

01:02:53searched

01:02:53there

01:02:55was

01:02:55you

01:02:56know

01:02:56very

01:02:57little

01:02:57to

01:02:57find

01:02:58no

01:02:59bullets

01:03:00no

01:03:01knife

01:03:02no

01:03:03anything

01:03:04an

01:03:05autopsy

01:03:05confirmed

01:03:06the body

01:03:06of

01:03:07Anna

01:03:07Marie

01:03:07Phelps

01:03:08another

01:03:08body

01:03:09is

01:03:09believed

01:03:09to

01:03:09be

01:03:09Dan

01:03:10Lauer

01:03:10the

01:03:12skeletal

01:03:13remains

01:03:13were

01:03:14taken

01:03:14to

01:03:14the

01:03:15Smithsonian

01:03:15Institute

01:03:16with

01:03:17the

01:03:18forensic

01:03:18anthropologist

01:03:19Dr.

01:03:20Doug

01:03:21Owsley

01:03:21autopsies

01:03:23of

01:03:23skeletons

01:03:24yield

01:03:24little

01:03:25other

01:03:25than

01:03:25sex

01:03:26and

01:03:26age

01:03:26and

01:03:28any

01:03:29wounds

01:03:29to

01:03:29the

01:03:30bone

01:03:30structure

01:03:30when

01:03:32he

01:03:32examined

01:03:33the

01:03:34skeletal

01:03:34remains

01:03:34Dr.

01:03:35Owsley

01:03:35found

01:03:36what

01:03:37he

01:03:37deemed

01:03:39a

01:03:39knife

01:03:40wound

01:03:40on

01:03:41Anna

01:03:41Maria's

01:03:42left

01:03:42hand

01:03:42and

01:03:44he

01:03:44speculated

01:03:45that

01:03:46if

01:03:46someone

01:03:47is

01:03:47getting

01:03:47ready

01:03:48to

01:03:48cut

01:03:49your

01:03:49throat

01:03:49you

01:03:53hold

01:03:53your

01:03:53hands

01:03:54up

01:03:54and

01:03:54it

01:03:54was

01:03:55a

01:03:55diagonal

01:03:55knife

01:03:56wound

01:03:56on

01:03:57her

01:03:57third

01:03:58finger

01:03:59that's

01:04:01the

01:04:01only

01:04:01trauma

01:04:02that

01:04:04he

01:04:04could

01:04:04save

01:04:05is

01:04:06this

01:04:06the

01:04:07colonial

01:04:07parkway

01:04:07killer

01:04:08well

01:04:09of course

01:04:10it is

01:04:10there's

01:04:11a change

01:04:12here and

01:04:12there in

01:04:12the

01:04:12MO

01:04:13but

01:04:13so

01:04:13what

01:04:14either

01:04:14way

01:04:15they

01:04:15work

01:04:16the

01:04:17couple's

01:04:17disappearance

01:04:17is strikingly

01:04:18similar to

01:04:19others

01:04:19including

01:04:20Robin Edwards

01:04:21and David

01:04:21Nobling

01:04:22the only

01:04:22difference

01:04:23is that

01:04:23they were

01:04:24found

01:04:24in the

01:04:24woods

01:04:25instead

01:04:25of

01:04:25in

01:04:26the

01:04:26river

01:04:26the

01:04:27victims

01:04:27are in

01:04:27cars

01:04:28there's

01:04:28two

01:04:28of

01:04:28them

01:04:29they're

01:04:30probably

01:04:31very

01:04:31vulnerable

01:04:32he

01:04:34strangles

01:04:35cuts the

01:04:36throat

01:04:37of

01:04:37Rebecca

01:04:38and

01:04:39Kathleen

01:04:39he

01:04:41shoots

01:04:42David

01:04:42and Robin

01:04:43he

01:04:44disposes

01:04:45of the

01:04:46bodies

01:04:46however

01:04:47it was

01:04:47done

01:04:48of

01:04:48Keith

01:04:49and

01:04:49Cassandra

01:04:49and

01:04:52then

01:04:52lays

01:04:53the other

01:04:53two

01:04:53side

01:04:54by

01:04:54side

01:04:54there

01:04:57are a

01:04:57couple

01:04:57things

01:04:57that are

01:04:58different

01:04:58but there

01:04:59are some

01:04:59things

01:04:59that are

01:05:00not

01:05:00two

01:05:01on

01:05:02the

01:05:02parkway

01:05:02two

01:05:03within

01:05:04easy

01:05:04drive

01:05:04and

01:05:05distance

01:05:05of

01:05:05the

01:05:06parkway

01:05:06his

01:05:07method

01:05:08up to

01:05:08now

01:05:09has

01:05:09been

01:05:09the

01:05:09sea

01:05:10and

01:05:10the

01:05:10water

01:05:11now

01:05:12his

01:05:13method

01:05:13is

01:05:13a

01:05:14concealment

01:05:14in

01:05:15the

01:05:15deep

01:05:15woods

01:05:15what does

01:05:17that

01:05:17mean

01:05:17did

01:05:18he

01:05:18become

01:05:18fearful

01:05:19of the

01:05:19increased

01:05:20patrol

01:05:20activity

01:05:21on

01:05:21the

01:05:21parkway

01:05:21probably

01:05:22he

01:05:24doesn't

01:05:24want to

01:05:24stop

01:05:24killing

01:05:25he

01:05:25just

01:05:25wants

01:05:25to

01:05:26stop

01:05:26the

01:05:26police

01:05:27from

01:05:27getting

01:05:27close

01:05:27to

01:05:28him

01:05:28if

01:05:28he's

01:05:29shifting

01:05:29his

01:05:29MO

01:05:30and

01:05:30he's

01:05:30committing

01:05:31other

01:05:31murders

01:05:32we

01:05:32may not

01:05:33even

01:05:33recognize

01:05:34them

01:05:34as

01:05:34his

01:05:35he's

01:05:37a

01:05:37killer

01:05:37that's

01:05:38what

01:05:38he

01:05:38does

01:05:38the

01:05:41question

01:05:41always

01:05:41becomes

01:05:42has he

01:05:43done

01:05:44other

01:05:44crimes

01:05:44of

01:05:46course

01:05:46he

01:05:47has

01:05:47that

01:05:47that's

01:05:48what's

01:05:48kind

01:05:48of

01:05:48scary

01:05:49there's

01:05:50going

01:05:50to

01:05:50be

01:05:51other

01:05:51victims

01:05:52how

01:05:52many

01:05:52did

01:05:53he

01:05:53kill

01:05:53we

01:05:54have

01:05:54no

01:05:54clue

01:05:55there

01:05:59have

01:05:59been

01:05:59eight

01:06:00dead

01:06:00there's

01:06:01a

01:06:01possibility

01:06:02there

01:06:02are

01:06:02others

01:06:03dead

01:06:03that

01:06:03we

01:06:03don't

01:06:04even

01:06:04know

01:06:04about

01:06:04and

01:06:05the

01:06:05case

01:06:05continues

01:06:06to be

01:06:06cold

01:06:07despite

01:06:08their

01:06:08focus

01:06:08on it

01:06:09for

01:06:09years

01:06:10they've

01:06:10gotten

01:06:11nowhere

01:06:11fast

01:06:12after

01:06:16the

01:06:16task

01:06:16force

01:06:17i

01:06:17worked

01:06:17several

01:06:18years

01:06:18in

01:06:18the

01:06:18fugitive

01:06:19unit

01:06:19as a

01:06:20special

01:06:20agent

01:06:20which

01:06:21took

01:06:21me

01:06:22away

01:06:22from

01:06:22it

01:06:22and

01:06:22it

01:06:23was

01:06:23given

01:06:23to

01:06:23somebody

01:06:24else

01:06:24but

01:06:24i

01:06:24worked

01:06:24in

01:06:25in

01:06:26and

01:06:26around

01:06:26the

01:06:27same

01:06:27office

01:06:27and

01:06:28i

01:06:29did

01:06:29not

01:06:30have

01:06:30the

01:06:30least

01:06:30bit

01:06:31problem

01:06:31saying

01:06:32hey

01:06:32anything

01:06:33new

01:06:33with

01:06:33ragged

01:06:34island

01:06:34anything

01:06:34new

01:06:35the

01:06:35parkway

01:06:35murders

01:06:36no

01:06:36go

01:06:36away

01:06:37despite

01:06:37all

01:06:38the

01:06:38effort

01:06:39despite

01:06:39all

01:06:40the

01:06:40leads

01:06:41and

01:06:41all

01:06:41of

01:06:41the

01:06:41investigative

01:06:42work

01:06:42the

01:06:43years

01:06:43begin

01:06:44to

01:06:44tick

01:06:44by

01:06:45and

01:06:45no

01:06:46justice

01:06:46has

01:06:47been

01:06:47found

01:06:47for

01:06:47the

01:06:48family

01:06:48after

01:06:56decades

01:06:57of

01:06:58work

01:06:58and

01:06:58effort

01:06:59and

01:06:59theorizing

01:07:00they

01:07:01finally

01:07:01have

01:07:02a

01:07:02name

01:07:02all

01:07:06these

01:07:06years

01:07:06later

01:07:07Alan

01:07:08Wilmer

01:07:09Sr.

01:07:09is

01:07:10the

01:07:12colonial

01:07:12parkway

01:07:13killer

01:07:14best

01:07:17way

01:07:17to

01:07:18put

01:07:18what

01:07:18I

01:07:18was

01:07:19was

01:07:19ecstatic

01:07:19you know

01:07:21I

01:07:21was

01:07:21ecstatic

01:07:22I

01:07:23was

01:07:23also

01:07:24humbled

01:07:25and

01:07:26a little

01:07:27bit

01:07:28irritated

01:07:28at

01:07:28myself

01:07:29that

01:07:29I

01:07:31knew

01:07:31that

01:07:32Alan

01:07:32Wilmer

01:07:33was a

01:07:34great

01:07:34suspect

01:07:35but

01:07:36who

01:07:36is

01:07:37this

01:07:37guy

01:07:37who

01:07:38is

01:07:39Alan

01:07:39Wilmer

01:07:40Sr.

01:07:43what

01:07:43was

01:07:44Alan

01:07:44Wilmer

01:07:44besides

01:07:45a

01:07:45murderer

01:07:45and

01:07:45piece

01:07:45of

01:07:46shit

01:07:46he

01:07:47was

01:07:47a

01:07:47waterman

01:07:47he

01:07:50was

01:07:51a

01:07:51commercial

01:07:51fisherman

01:07:52specifically

01:07:53who

01:07:53farmed

01:07:54clams

01:07:54and

01:07:55oysters

01:07:55he

01:07:58spent

01:07:58the

01:07:58majority

01:07:58of

01:07:59his

01:07:59time

01:07:59on

01:07:59his

01:07:59boat

01:08:00a

01:08:00vessel

01:08:00he

01:08:01named

01:08:01Denny

01:08:02Wade

01:08:02from

01:08:08a

01:08:08geographic

01:08:08perspective

01:08:09the

01:08:10anchor

01:08:10point

01:08:10is

01:08:11the

01:08:11York

01:08:11River

01:08:12and

01:08:12that's

01:08:12where

01:08:13he

01:08:13worked

01:08:14every

01:08:15day

01:08:15it

01:08:16makes

01:08:17complete

01:08:17sense

01:08:18that

01:08:19it

01:08:19was

01:08:20a

01:08:20waterman

01:08:20all

01:08:21along

01:08:22also

01:08:24Wilmer

01:08:24was an

01:08:25avid

01:08:25hunter

01:08:25he

01:08:27belonged

01:08:27to

01:08:27a

01:08:28hunt

01:08:28club

01:08:28not

01:08:29far

01:08:29from

01:08:30the

01:08:30area

01:08:30where

01:08:30the

01:08:30fourth

01:08:31murder

01:08:31victims

01:08:32were

01:08:32discovered

01:08:32skeletonized

01:08:33when

01:08:34you

01:08:34look

01:08:35at

01:08:35Phelps

01:08:35Lauer

01:08:36their

01:08:37bodies

01:08:37were

01:08:37found

01:08:38on

01:08:38a

01:08:39private

01:08:39hunting

01:08:40reserve

01:08:40is

01:08:41there

01:08:41a

01:08:41connection

01:08:42we

01:08:43don't

01:08:43know

01:08:43but

01:08:44where

01:08:44there's

01:08:44smoke

01:08:44there's

01:08:45often

01:08:45fire

01:08:45everything

01:08:49about

01:08:49Alan

01:08:50Wilmer's

01:08:50life

01:08:51fits

01:08:51the

01:08:51entire

01:08:52style

01:08:53of the

01:08:54colonial

01:08:54Parkway

01:08:55killer

01:08:55he

01:08:57moves

01:08:57by

01:08:58boat

01:08:58he's

01:08:59around

01:09:00at

01:09:00night

01:09:01where

01:09:02you

01:09:02can

01:09:02see

01:09:02the

01:09:03lover's

01:09:03lanes

01:09:03from

01:09:04the

01:09:04water

01:09:04everything

01:09:06about

01:09:06him

01:09:07seems to

01:09:07come

01:09:08together

01:09:08once

01:09:09he's

01:09:09identified

01:09:09and

01:09:10firmly

01:09:11linked

01:09:11scientifically

01:09:12to

01:09:13one

01:09:13victim

01:09:14the

01:09:19FBI

01:09:20had

01:09:20called

01:09:21us

01:09:21and

01:09:21they

01:09:22let

01:09:22us

01:09:22know

01:09:22that

01:09:22they

01:09:23had

01:09:23a

01:09:23DNA

01:09:23match

01:09:24I

01:09:24was

01:09:24shocked

01:09:24I

01:09:25was

01:09:25absolutely

01:09:26shocked

01:09:26I

01:09:30got

01:09:30a

01:09:30call

01:09:30from

01:09:31our

01:09:31case

01:09:32agent

01:09:32and

01:09:32they

01:09:34were

01:09:34bringing

01:09:34up

01:09:34Alan

01:09:35Wade

01:09:35Wilmer

01:09:35it

01:09:36was

01:09:36just

01:09:37like

01:09:37oh

01:09:37my

01:09:37god

01:09:38oh

01:09:39my

01:09:39god

01:09:39our

01:09:40family

01:09:40went

01:09:40through

01:09:41so

01:09:41much

01:09:41freaking

01:09:42heartache

01:09:42and

01:09:43pain

01:09:43wondering

01:09:43what

01:09:44the

01:09:44happened

01:09:44to

01:09:45my

01:09:45brother

01:09:45and

01:09:46come

01:09:46to

01:09:46find

01:09:46out

01:09:46they

01:09:47had

01:09:47the

01:09:47right

01:09:47guy

01:09:47the

01:09:47whole

01:09:48time

01:09:48when

01:09:51you

01:09:51talk

01:09:51about

01:09:51anger

01:09:52there

01:09:53has

01:09:53been

01:09:53like

01:09:5335

01:09:54years

01:09:55worth

01:09:55of

01:09:55anger

01:09:56it's

01:09:56just

01:09:57it's

01:09:57maddening

01:09:58there

01:09:58he

01:09:59was

01:09:59in

01:09:59the

01:09:59very

01:09:59beginning

01:10:00I'm

01:10:01still

01:10:02angry

01:10:02about

01:10:02it

01:10:02to

01:10:02this

01:10:03day

01:10:03I

01:10:03thought

01:10:03it

01:10:03was

01:10:03outrageous

01:10:04they

01:10:05told

01:10:06my

01:10:06family

01:10:06they

01:10:07were

01:10:07looking

01:10:07at

01:10:07Waterman

01:10:08this

01:10:08is

01:10:09that

01:10:09guy

01:10:10is

01:10:11he

01:10:11responsible

01:10:12for

01:10:12Kathy

01:10:13and

01:10:14Becky

01:10:14murder

01:10:15as

01:10:15well

01:10:15it

01:10:20always

01:10:20makes

01:10:20me

01:10:21wonder

01:10:21could

01:10:21law

01:10:22enforcement

01:10:22have

01:10:23prevented

01:10:23the

01:10:23things

01:10:24that

01:10:24followed

01:10:25the

01:10:26deaths

01:10:26the

01:10:26loss

01:10:27of

01:10:27life

01:10:27the

01:10:29FBI

01:10:29decided

01:10:30that

01:10:30impasse

01:10:31and

01:10:31a

01:10:31polygraph

01:10:32was

01:10:33enough

01:10:33to

01:10:34say

01:10:34he's

01:10:35not

01:10:35the

01:10:35one

01:10:36the

01:10:37decision

01:10:37was

01:10:37made

01:10:38and

01:10:39that

01:10:40wasn't

01:10:40made

01:10:41by

01:10:41me

01:10:41I

01:10:43can't

01:10:43say

01:10:43we

01:10:43let

01:10:43him

01:10:43go

01:10:44but

01:10:45we

01:10:46didn't

01:10:47do

01:10:47enough

01:10:47I

01:10:48would

01:10:48have

01:10:48done

01:10:49anything

01:10:49threatened

01:10:50him

01:10:50anything

01:10:51else

01:10:52to

01:10:52try

01:10:53to

01:10:53get

01:10:53him

01:10:53to

01:10:53admit

01:10:53to

01:10:54it

01:10:54but

01:10:54I

01:10:54don't

01:10:54think

01:10:55he

01:10:55was

01:10:55the

01:10:55kind

01:10:55of

01:10:55person

01:10:56that

01:10:56would

01:10:56he

01:10:57passed

01:10:58a

01:10:58pornograph

01:10:58but

01:10:59so

01:10:59what

01:10:59he

01:11:00also

01:11:01happens

01:11:01to

01:11:01be

01:11:01a

01:11:01sociopath

01:11:02so

01:11:03he

01:11:03doesn't

01:11:03react

01:11:04thus

01:11:05a

01:11:05pornograph

01:11:06is

01:11:06useless

01:11:06he's

01:11:07not

01:11:08capable

01:11:08of

01:11:09emotion

01:11:09someone

01:11:11like

01:11:11Wilmer

01:11:12I

01:11:14killed

01:11:14two

01:11:14people

01:11:14today

01:11:15big

01:11:16deal

01:11:17that's

01:11:19what

01:11:19makes

01:11:19him

01:11:19so

01:11:19dangerous

01:11:20why

01:11:24is

01:11:24there

01:11:24only

01:11:24a

01:11:25DNA

01:11:25hit

01:11:25on

01:11:26one

01:11:26case

01:11:27when

01:11:27there

01:11:27are

01:11:27four

01:11:28double

01:11:28murders

01:11:29that

01:11:29everyone

01:11:29says

01:11:30are

01:11:30connected

01:11:30one

01:11:31one

01:11:31possible

01:11:32answer

01:11:32is

01:11:33no

01:11:33evidence

01:11:33contained

01:11:34any

01:11:35perpetrator

01:11:35DNA

01:11:36there

01:11:38are

01:11:38reasons

01:11:39why

01:11:39no

01:11:40other

01:11:40DNA

01:11:40was

01:11:41available

01:11:41in

01:11:43one

01:11:44of the

01:11:44murders

01:11:44a gun

01:11:46was used

01:11:46he was

01:11:46nowhere near

01:11:47the

01:11:47victims

01:11:47in

01:11:50another

01:11:50murder

01:11:50they

01:11:50were

01:11:51skeletonized

01:11:52no

01:11:53possibility

01:11:54of DNA

01:11:54evidence

01:11:55from a

01:11:55perpetrator

01:11:56in

01:11:58the

01:11:58fourth

01:11:59murder

01:11:59they

01:12:00were

01:12:00never

01:12:00found

01:12:01where's

01:12:03the DNA

01:12:03evidence

01:12:03going to be

01:12:04I

01:12:06don't

01:12:06know

01:12:06nor

01:12:08does

01:12:09anyone

01:12:09else

01:12:09Robin

01:12:12and

01:12:12David's

01:12:13murder

01:12:13that

01:12:14is

01:12:14the

01:12:15only

01:12:15one

01:12:16of

01:12:16the

01:12:17four

01:12:17that

01:12:18there

01:12:18was

01:12:19actual

01:12:19known

01:12:20DNA

01:12:21evidence

01:12:22so

01:12:26what

01:12:26is

01:12:27known

01:12:27about

01:12:27the

01:12:27four

01:12:28Colonial

01:12:28Parkway

01:12:29double

01:12:29homicides

01:12:30at

01:12:31the

01:12:31very

01:12:32beginning

01:12:32the

01:12:32FBI

01:12:33behavioral

01:12:33profilers

01:12:34said

01:12:35watermen

01:12:36the

01:12:38first

01:12:38three

01:12:3886

01:12:4087

01:12:4188

01:12:41all

01:12:42of

01:12:42them

01:12:43took

01:12:43place

01:12:43right

01:12:44against

01:12:45the

01:12:46water

01:12:46either

01:12:47the

01:12:47York

01:12:48River

01:12:48or

01:12:49the

01:12:49James

01:12:50River

01:12:50you're

01:12:51dealing

01:12:51with

01:12:51a

01:12:51creature

01:12:52from

01:12:52the

01:12:52Black

01:12:53Lagoon

01:12:53it's

01:13:01possible

01:13:02that

01:13:02in

01:13:03the

01:13:03first

01:13:03murder

01:13:03he

01:13:05spots

01:13:05Kathy

01:13:06and

01:13:07Rebecca

01:13:07and

01:13:09lovers

01:13:10land

01:13:10together

01:13:11in a

01:13:12car

01:13:12approaches

01:13:14them

01:13:14he

01:13:17strangles

01:13:18them

01:13:18and he

01:13:18slashes

01:13:19their

01:13:19throats

01:13:20and he

01:13:22put them

01:13:23in Kathy's

01:13:23Honda

01:13:24soaked it

01:13:24in diesel

01:13:25fuel

01:13:25tried to

01:13:26burn it

01:13:26then he

01:13:27shoved it

01:13:28over the

01:13:28embankment

01:13:29assuming it

01:13:29would sink

01:13:30in the river

01:13:30and disappear

01:13:31his attempt

01:13:32at disposal

01:13:33is a

01:13:34disaster

01:13:35in the

01:13:39second killing

01:13:40David

01:13:40knobling

01:13:40and

01:13:41robin

01:13:41edwards

01:13:41he

01:13:43sodomizes

01:13:43robin

01:13:44edwards

01:13:44and he

01:13:45shoots her

01:13:46in the

01:13:46back

01:13:46of the

01:13:46head

01:13:47David

01:13:49is shot

01:13:50in the

01:13:50shoulder

01:13:51and the

01:13:53back

01:13:53of the

01:13:54head

01:13:54they're

01:13:57thrown

01:13:57in the

01:13:57river

01:13:58assuming

01:13:58they'll

01:13:59float

01:13:59away

01:13:59but they

01:14:01wind up

01:14:01trapped

01:14:01under

01:14:02the

01:14:02embankment

01:14:02another

01:14:04failure

01:14:04however

01:14:06DNA

01:14:06this time

01:14:07remains

01:14:08behind

01:14:08which

01:14:10ultimately

01:14:10becomes

01:14:11his

01:14:11undoing

01:14:12by

01:14:14Keith

01:14:15and

01:14:15Cassandra's

01:14:16murder

01:14:16he had

01:14:18perfected

01:14:18his craft

01:14:19if this

01:14:20was his

01:14:21third

01:14:21murder

01:14:22he abducted

01:14:23and killed

01:14:23them

01:14:24threw

01:14:25them

01:14:25in the

01:14:25water

01:14:26he went

01:14:29out

01:14:29any

01:14:29fish

01:14:30clammed

01:14:31oyster

01:14:32from that

01:14:33boat

01:14:33how

01:14:36hard

01:14:37would it

01:14:37have been

01:14:38to take

01:14:38them out

01:14:39on that

01:14:39boat

01:14:39and dispose

01:14:42of their

01:14:43bodies

01:14:43it would

01:14:44have been

01:14:45very easy

01:14:45the fourth

01:14:49murder

01:14:50Daniel

01:14:50Lauer

01:14:51and

01:14:51Anna Maria

01:14:52Phelps

01:14:52they are

01:14:53discovered

01:14:53miles away

01:14:55from the

01:14:55parkway

01:14:55my best

01:14:57speculation

01:14:57is

01:14:58they

01:14:59stopped

01:14:59at the

01:15:00eastbound

01:15:01rest area

01:15:01of New

01:15:02Kent

01:15:02that's

01:15:05where

01:15:06Wilmer

01:15:06took

01:15:07control

01:15:07of them

01:15:08and

01:15:12then

01:15:12they

01:15:12were

01:15:12carried

01:15:12to

01:15:13these

01:15:13two

01:15:13positions

01:15:14where

01:15:14they

01:15:14were

01:15:14found

01:15:15it

01:15:17seems

01:15:18he learns

01:15:18from

01:15:19his

01:15:19mistakes

01:15:20he gets

01:15:20better

01:15:21at

01:15:21disposing

01:15:22of

01:15:22remains

01:15:23but

01:15:24what

01:15:25is

01:15:25his

01:15:26deal

01:15:26about

01:15:27couples

01:15:28does

01:15:29he

01:15:29hate

01:15:29them

01:15:30what

01:15:30motive

01:15:31could

01:15:31there

01:15:31be

01:15:31maybe

01:15:33just

01:15:33a

01:15:33willingness

01:15:33to

01:15:34kill

01:15:34and

01:15:35perhaps

01:15:35that's

01:15:35the only

01:15:36motive

01:15:36he

01:15:36needs

01:15:37that

01:15:38we

01:15:38learned

01:15:39that

01:15:39Wilmer's

01:15:40sphere

01:15:41was

01:15:41even

01:15:41larger

01:15:42we

01:15:44now

01:15:45have

01:15:45some

01:15:46evidence

01:15:46that

01:15:47we

01:15:47can

01:15:47weigh

01:15:48against

01:15:48these

01:15:48other

01:15:49cases

01:15:49here

01:15:50we

01:15:51have

01:15:51Alan

01:15:51Wilmer

01:15:51we

01:15:52have

01:15:53him

01:15:53tied

01:15:53to

01:15:53the

01:15:54murder

01:15:54of

01:15:54Robin

01:15:54and

01:15:55David

01:15:55luckily

01:15:56we

01:15:56got

01:15:56DNA

01:15:57from

01:15:57that

01:15:57but

01:15:58that

01:15:58wasn't

01:15:59the

01:15:59only

01:15:59crime

01:16:00his

01:16:00DNA

01:16:01hit

01:16:01on

01:16:01he

01:16:02was

01:16:03tied

01:16:03to

01:16:03another

01:16:04murder

01:16:04of

01:16:05a

01:16:05lady

01:16:05in

01:16:05Hampton

01:16:06there

01:16:09was

01:16:09a

01:16:0929

01:16:09year

01:16:10old

01:16:10woman

01:16:10named

01:16:11Teresa

01:16:11Howell

01:16:12who

01:16:13left

01:16:13the

01:16:13night

01:16:14club

01:16:14and

01:16:14disappeared

01:16:15she

01:16:16was

01:16:16found

01:16:17naked

01:16:17strangled

01:16:18and

01:16:19raped

01:16:19and

01:16:21the

01:16:21perpetrator

01:16:22DNA

01:16:22was

01:16:24none

01:16:25other

01:16:25than

01:16:25Ellen

01:16:26Wilmer

01:16:26Sr.

01:16:28It

01:16:28doesn't

01:16:29match

01:16:29the

01:16:29MO

01:16:30another

01:16:31change

01:16:31but

01:16:32strangulation

01:16:32and

01:16:33rape

01:16:33is

01:16:34the

01:16:34same

01:16:34just

01:16:36not

01:16:37the

01:16:37location

01:16:38and

01:16:38not

01:16:38the

01:16:38method

01:16:39it's

01:16:40most

01:16:41likely

01:16:41fear

01:16:42of

01:16:42discovery

01:16:42that

01:16:43he

01:16:43broke

01:16:44his

01:16:44pattern

01:16:44of

01:16:44behavior

01:16:45he

01:16:46became

01:16:47concerned

01:16:47with

01:16:48all

01:16:48the

01:16:48focus

01:16:49on

01:16:50the

01:16:51colonial

01:16:51parkway

01:16:52he

01:16:52really

01:16:53became

01:16:53concerned

01:16:54when

01:16:55they

01:16:55questioned

01:16:56him

01:16:56and

01:16:56gave

01:16:56him

01:16:57a

01:16:57polygraph

01:16:58that

01:17:00is

01:17:00near

01:17:01capture

01:17:01now

01:17:03he

01:17:04is

01:17:04as

01:17:04rattled

01:17:05as

01:17:05you

01:17:06can

01:17:06make

01:17:06a

01:17:06sociopath

01:17:07so

01:17:07he

01:17:08has

01:17:08to

01:17:08change

01:17:08things

01:17:09completely

01:17:09and

01:17:09he

01:17:10does

01:17:10we

01:17:13now

01:17:13know

01:17:13that

01:17:13he

01:17:14killed

01:17:14people

01:17:14that

01:17:14were

01:17:14alone

01:17:15so

01:17:16the

01:17:16net

01:17:16gets

01:17:16cast

01:17:17pretty

01:17:17wide

01:17:18to

01:17:18look

01:17:18at

01:17:19cases

01:17:19that

01:17:19this

01:17:20guy

01:17:20may

01:17:20have

01:17:20been

01:17:20involved

01:17:21with

01:17:21we

01:17:22know

01:17:22that

01:17:22Wilmer

01:17:22is

01:17:23responsible

01:17:23for

01:17:24the

01:17:24deaths

01:17:24of

01:17:25three

01:17:25people

01:17:25in

01:17:26the

01:17:26Tidewater

01:17:26region

01:17:27we

01:17:28don't

01:17:29know

01:17:29what

01:17:29the

01:17:30upper

01:17:30limit

01:17:30of

01:17:31his

01:17:31crimes

01:17:32is

01:17:32yet

01:17:33time's

01:17:34going

01:17:35to

01:17:35tell

01:17:35we

01:17:36are

01:17:36at

01:17:37the

01:17:37end

01:17:38of

01:17:38the

01:17:38beginning

01:17:39this

01:17:40is

01:17:40just

01:17:41the

01:17:42start

01:17:42right

01:17:44now

01:17:44evidence

01:17:45has to

01:17:45be

01:17:46gathered

01:17:46people

01:17:46have

01:17:47to

01:17:47be

01:17:47re-interviewed

01:17:48new

01:17:49investigative

01:17:49approaches

01:17:50have

01:17:50to

01:17:50be

01:17:51followed

01:17:51and

01:17:51new

01:17:52leads

01:17:52have

01:17:52to

01:17:52be

01:17:53pursued

01:17:53in

01:17:54order

01:17:54to

01:17:54bring

01:17:54this

01:17:55closure

01:17:55so

01:17:56we're

01:17:56at

01:17:56the

01:17:56tip

01:17:56of

01:17:56the

01:17:56iceberg

01:17:57well

01:18:00it's

01:18:01always

01:18:01difficult

01:18:02to

01:18:02say

01:18:02what

01:18:03will

01:18:03happen

01:18:03now

01:18:04will

01:18:04the

01:18:05DNA

01:18:05science

01:18:06advance

01:18:07further

01:18:07will

01:18:08they

01:18:08be

01:18:08able

01:18:09to

01:18:09determine

01:18:09something

01:18:10from

01:18:10some

01:18:11of

01:18:11these

01:18:11cases

01:18:11to

01:18:12link

01:18:12him

01:18:12directly

01:18:13to

01:18:13the

01:18:13crime

01:18:14it's

01:18:14entirely

01:18:15possible

01:18:15prosecution

01:18:16will

01:18:17never

01:18:17occur

01:18:18you

01:18:18can't

01:18:18prosecute

01:18:19a

01:18:19dead

01:18:19guy

01:18:20but

01:18:20I

01:18:21hope

01:18:21he's

01:18:21facing

01:18:21some

01:18:22kind

01:18:22of

01:18:22judgment

01:18:23well

01:18:23you

01:18:23would

01:18:23hope

01:18:24so

01:18:24you

01:18:25would

01:18:25hope

01:18:25so

01:18:25perhaps

01:18:26he

01:18:26moved

01:18:26to

01:18:26a

01:18:27higher

01:18:27court

01:18:27if

01:18:30we

01:18:30had

01:18:31hindsight

01:18:31and

01:18:32law

01:18:32enforcement

01:18:32in

01:18:33general

01:18:33FBI

01:18:33State

01:18:34Police

01:18:34Isla

01:18:35White

01:18:35County

01:18:35Sheriff's

01:18:36Office

01:18:36This

01:18:37would

01:18:37would have

01:18:37been

01:18:37handled

01:18:38different

01:18:38but

01:18:39the

01:18:40only

01:18:40answers

01:18:41we

01:18:42can

01:18:42really

01:18:42for

01:18:43sure

01:18:43give

01:18:43is

01:18:43to

01:18:44Miss

01:18:44Howell's

01:18:45family

01:18:45the

01:18:46Knoblin

01:18:46family

01:18:47and

01:18:48the

01:18:48Edwards

01:18:49family

01:18:49The

01:18:54FBI

01:18:54and

01:18:55Virginia

01:18:55State

01:18:56Police

01:18:56they

01:18:56have

01:18:56not

01:18:57stopped

01:18:57and

01:18:58I

01:18:58hope

01:18:59they

01:18:59can

01:19:00tie

01:19:00him

01:19:01to

01:19:01any

01:19:02and

01:19:02all

01:19:02of

01:19:02them

01:19:03All

01:19:03these

01:19:04families

01:19:04deserve

01:19:05answers

01:19:06This

01:19:08completely

01:19:08destroyed

01:19:09my

01:19:09mother

01:19:10In

01:19:17one

01:19:17night

01:19:18she

01:19:18lost

01:19:19her

01:19:19only

01:19:20daughter

01:19:20her

01:19:21youngest

01:19:21child

01:19:21and

01:19:21her

01:19:21best

01:19:22friend

01:19:22This

01:19:26is a

01:19:27solvable

01:19:27case

01:19:28all it

01:19:28takes

01:19:29is

01:19:29time

01:19:29attention

01:19:30and

01:19:30resources

01:19:31It's

01:19:32not

01:19:32something

01:19:33that

01:19:33we

01:19:33ever

01:19:33wanted

01:19:34to

01:19:34be

01:19:34burying

01:19:34a

01:19:35younger

01:19:35brother

01:19:35Keith

01:19:36was

01:19:36just

01:19:37starting

01:19:37out

01:19:37his

01:19:38life

01:19:38he

01:19:39had

01:19:39aspirations

01:19:40he

01:19:40was

01:19:41a

01:19:41good

01:19:41kid

01:19:42I

01:19:44hated

01:19:45that

01:19:45he

01:19:45didn't

01:19:45have

01:19:46the

01:19:46opportunity

01:19:46to

01:19:47grow

01:19:47up

01:19:47you

01:19:48know

01:19:48and

01:19:48to

01:19:48have

01:19:48a

01:19:48family

01:19:49I

01:19:49mean

01:19:49that

01:19:50guy

01:19:50robbed

01:19:50Keith

01:19:51he

01:19:51robbed

01:19:52him

01:19:52of

01:19:52a

01:19:52whole

01:19:52entire

01:19:53life

01:19:53That

01:19:54was

01:19:55my

01:19:55big

01:19:55brother

01:19:55man

01:19:56you

01:19:56know

01:19:56doesn't

01:19:57get

01:19:57any

01:19:58tighter

01:19:58than

01:19:58that

01:19:59I

01:19:59mean

01:20:00it's

01:20:01not

01:20:01fair

01:20:01I

01:20:07missed

01:20:07so much

01:20:07with him

01:20:08so much

01:20:11I know

01:20:13my life

01:20:13would have

01:20:13been so

01:20:13much

01:20:14different

01:20:14if he

01:20:14was still

01:20:15in it

01:20:15God

01:20:18I wish

01:20:18he was

01:20:18still

01:20:18here

01:20:19some

01:20:25people

01:20:25never

01:20:25have

01:20:26to

01:20:26pay

01:20:26the

01:20:26bill

01:20:27for

01:20:27what

01:20:28they've

01:20:28done

01:20:28in

01:20:28their

01:20:28life

01:20:29they

01:20:29just

01:20:29croak

01:20:30like

01:20:31everybody

01:20:32does

01:20:32I'll

01:20:34be

01:20:34quite

01:20:34frank

01:20:35with

01:20:35you

01:20:35I

01:20:35hope

01:20:36there

01:20:36is

01:20:36a

01:20:37special

01:20:37place

01:20:39in

01:20:39hell

01:20:39for

01:20:39this

01:20:40man

01:20:40and

01:20:41every

01:20:41day

01:20:42what

01:20:43he

01:20:43did

01:20:43to

01:20:44those

01:20:44kids

01:20:44is

01:20:45done

01:20:45to

01:20:45him

01:20:46for

01:20:47eternity

01:20:48then

01:20:49maybe

01:20:50it'll

01:20:51be

01:20:52a little

01:20:52bit

01:20:53of

01:20:53justice

01:20:53there

01:20:55was

01:20:55supposed

01:20:55to

01:20:56be

01:20:56justice

01:20:56and

01:20:56punishment

01:20:57not always

01:20:58the case

01:20:58Wilmer

01:21:00denied

01:21:01the

01:21:01hangman's

01:21:01noose

01:21:02however

01:21:02he died

01:21:03in his

01:21:04hovel

01:21:04of a

01:21:04trailer

01:21:05and

01:21:06turned

01:21:07into

01:21:07a

01:21:07puddle

01:21:08of

01:21:08DNA

01:21:09no

01:21:11one

01:21:11cared

01:21:12about

01:21:12Alan

01:21:13maybe

01:21:14Alan

01:21:14didn't

01:21:14he

01:21:15cared

01:21:16about

01:21:16killing

01:21:16and

01:21:17he

01:21:18got

01:21:18pretty

01:21:18good

01:21:18at

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