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00:0021st Century
00:03Murder by mail
00:08December 16, 1989
00:12It was a quiet afternoon in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
00:16And federal judge Robert Vance was enjoying the day with Helen, his wife of 34 years.
00:24The judge worked extensively in the region.
00:26But once a month, he would travel to Atlanta, or to Montgomery, where he served on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
00:45For many years, the judge's strong personality earned him many friends and admirers.
00:51Less than two weeks before Christmas, her mailbox was literally overflowing with cards and packages.
01:01They say one of them belongs to a friend of his, a judge, an 11th circuit judge, who is sending it.
01:07some books.
01:08Music
01:09Music
01:12Music
01:41THE CITY IN BRAZIL
01:43Helen didn't lose consciousness and managed to call emergency services, but there was a problem.
01:48The explosion left her temporarily deaf.
02:15The victim's son, lawyer Robert Vance Jr., was in New York on business when a family friend...
02:21He broke the news.
02:23He started by saying that his mother is okay. She's in the hospital right now.
02:28Then I asked about my father, and he said he's coming.
02:33So that's how I found out about it. And it was quite a shock.
02:40In Birmingham, Mountain Brook police met with the FBI, the ATF, the Federal Police, and the Post Office.
02:52The victim's body had been removed, but there was flesh, blood, and shrapnel scattered throughout the room.
02:59The kitchen in the house looked like a war zone.
03:47Experts began the difficult task of reconstructing the device made by the killer from hundreds of fragments.
03:56It's like putting a little stick together.
03:59You had paper stones, you had string stones, you had intact stones, you had paper, you had stones.
04:10You had stones, you had postage stones that were in the package.
04:17All of these things had to be collected, carefully tagged, and then they were sent to Washington, to the FBI
04:24lab, for examination.
04:28My purpose is to find out what the device was, and provide that information to the field investigators to assist
04:40them in trying to determine the person or persons responsible for putting that device together and causing it to explode.
04:49While the experts conducted the forensic analysis, the investigators searched for a motive.
04:55You weren't a little pause that was going in two or three different directions.
04:58Was it a personal sale by the company or Pericuna, or to a friend or associate?
05:04Either it was someone who didn't like his vote on his chosen site, or what he represented, or the
05:10that he represented, or what he stood for, or what his politics were.
05:11All these things come into play.
05:13They were going through all the cases that my father decided on, and seeing who was being involved in all of them.
05:19cases.
05:20It was a huge leap forward.
05:24During his 12 years as a judge, Robert Vance had delivered verdicts against major Colombian drug traffickers, the Aryan Brotherhood, and the...
05:32Ku Klux Klan
05:34And early in his career, as leader of the Alabama Democratic Party, he had fought against segregationist militants and
05:42He received many death threats.
05:47If they were looking for a lawyer like any other lawyer, nobody would be without limits, it was unimaginable.
05:52The justice system would defeat itself if it defeated the judge, I mean, that's something that would happen in Bogotá.
05:59not Birmingham, Alabama
06:02And trying to interpret the motivation for murdering a lawyer, you're trying to determine, was that character the reason?
06:08targeted by who he was and what he did, or what he represented to other people.
06:13There was a strong likelihood that the motive was racial.
06:19Birmingham has a violent history regarding civil rights, from attacks on protesters to the deaths of four young girls.
06:26in the Baptist Church
06:38But given the specific nature of the attack, the FBI's behavioral experts
06:43They went further.
06:46The bomb chose its weapon because it wants to say that someone will die, but it doesn't want to be there.
06:54to see
06:54He didn't leave the bomb in the bag, he left it with the postal service.
06:58So, for him, for us, childhood meant that his ego went beyond killing a federal attorney.
07:06He was turning a federal government entrepreneur, the maelman, into an accessory for crime.
07:15So, we look at it as part of your makeup.
07:19He's the type of person who likes to laugh along with the government.
07:26But this analysis only increased the researchers' concern.
07:31Was Judge Robert Vance an isolated target, or was this the beginning of something even more threatening?
07:5024 hours after the assassination of Judge Robert Vance
07:54The person responsible for the bomb explosion had not yet been found.
07:58But an army of agents would do the impossible to find him.
08:04I hadn't been on the job even three years yet
08:06But I really wanted to be out there
08:10You know, I wanted to say, pick me, pick me
08:12I want to work with you on this case
08:15When you kill a federal judge
08:18Then it gets the full attention
08:21Of the FBI, the other federal law enforcement agencies
08:25And it gets a lot of media attention
08:27And there's a lot of pressure
08:28To find out who did this
08:54This time, the device had been sent directly to the Court of Appeals.
08:59From the 11th Circuit in Atlanta
09:00The same court presided over by Judge Robert Vance
09:04The bomb disposal team is in Atlanta.
09:07He left the bomb safe.
09:10And without completely destroying
09:13And we were able to recover.
09:15Almost intact
09:19A bomb
09:23When the authorities realized
09:26The package was similar to the one sent to the judge's house.
09:29The researchers' concern increased even further.
09:45To increase the range of action
09:47A task force was formed, composed of authorities from both cities.
09:53The FBI
09:55It was the main agency for the investigation.
10:22It was impossible to ignore the connection with the Court of Appeals.
10:26And investigators intensified their search for individuals who had had some kind of run-in with the court.
10:34But in Jacksonville, Florida
10:36There was little reason to distrust a package.
10:39Who had arrived at the local NAACP office.
10:43Three hours after the bomb was intercepted in Atlanta
10:47The president of the Jacksonville NAACP
10:49Willie Dennis
10:50He received a package.
10:51But she was late for an appointment.
10:54And it didn't reach the shelter.
10:57At the same time, a similar package arrived at the NAACP office in Savannah.
11:03For Robert Edward Robinson
11:23It's a horrific scene
11:25The windows are blown out
11:27His desk is blown basically in two
11:29It is spattered with gore
11:32The pale blue walls in his office
11:35Have nails in them
11:37And I will never forget it
11:40I think probably the impact it had on the public
11:43Was to convey
11:45In a very important way
11:46The horror
11:48Of what this bomber has done
11:50You know, it's one thing to see crime scene tape
11:54It's another to see where a man's physical being has been blown away
12:03My son told me that his aunt Vivian from Zimbabwe
12:07I had called and wanted to know.
12:12Did I hear anything about the explosion?
12:16And I said, what explosion?
12:18She said, that's all she said
12:19I called my mom
12:21And when she picked up the phone
12:23I knew something was wrong
12:24Because she was screaming
12:26And she said that
12:28It had been an explosion
12:29At Robbie's office
12:32And she didn't know what was going on
12:35I just more or less grabbed my purse
12:37And got in the car
12:39Me and my sons to go there
12:42Almost lifeless
12:44Robert Robinson
12:45He was rushed to the hospital.
12:47Where a team of seven surgeons
12:49He fought desperately to save him.
12:51But after fighting bravely
12:53They lost the battle.
12:57About that
12:58Robert's sister, Barbara
12:59And their children
13:00The trip took two and a half hours.
13:02From his home in Augusta, Georgia
13:04To the savannah
13:30The third bomb in three days.
13:32It stunned the investigators.
13:36The agents wanted to know
13:37If there was any connection
13:39Between the Court of Appeals
13:40And the NAACP
13:42A case involving
13:44The famous law firm
13:46That had motivated the attack
13:48With tension at its peak
13:50Federal agents
13:51And NAACP employees
13:53Across the country
13:54They were expecting the worst.
14:09The following morning
14:11In Jacksonville
14:12In Florida
14:13The president of the NAACP
14:15Willie Dennis
14:15I heard about the attacks.
14:17The bomb
14:29After 24 hours
14:30Very tense.
14:31The bomb was defused.
14:35While the experts
14:36They were looking for clues.
14:37On the device
14:38FBI agents
14:40They used the latest information.
14:42To try to find out
14:43The criminal's motives
15:13He didn't know.
15:14This was institutional.
15:16Diversion
15:17Not a personal
15:18Assault
15:19He told us
15:20That's not it.
15:21A run-of-the-mill
15:22Somebody
15:23Being a bomb
15:25That's a thought.
15:26That has many
15:28These thoughts
15:30This involves
15:31Embarrassing
15:32Using other people
15:33To achieve
15:34Your proposal
15:35He probably
15:36There was thought
15:37A long time ago
15:38And fantasizing
15:40And planning
15:41And he did research.
15:42And the fruits
15:44From your work
15:45He couldn't wait.
15:46To see
15:46At 11am
15:47In four bombs
15:49In four days
15:50We certainly
15:51We had a bomb.
15:52And we didn't know.
15:53How many other bombs
15:55There is mail
16:03A federal judge
16:05And a lawyer
16:06Civil rights
16:07They had died.
16:09Up to that moment
16:10The agents were not there.
16:11Not even close.
16:12To resolve the case
16:12Naturally
16:13When you have
16:14Two bombs
16:14Go to court.
16:16Or for judgment
16:17And two bombs
16:18Go to a
16:18NAACP
16:19Lawyer
16:20And at NAACP
16:21Office
16:22In Jacksonville
16:22The conjection
16:24That's because it is
16:25A crime
16:25It's a crime.
16:27That's bad
16:28At the judgment
16:29And badly
16:30At a
16:30Black
16:31People
16:31NAACP
16:33We don't know.
16:34The reason
16:36AND
16:36Then
16:36The field
16:37Suspense
16:38AND
16:38Big
16:39AND
16:40And one of
16:40worst mistakes
16:41You can
16:41To do
16:42In a
16:43Big
16:43Investigation
16:44AND
16:45Narrowing
16:46The focus
16:47Very
16:47For the
16:47THE
16:48Task force
16:49He opened a
16:50Direct line
16:50Communication
16:51With the public
16:52And he received
16:52Hundreds
16:53From connections
16:54There are calls
16:55From
16:56Psychics
16:57Who
16:57Wanted
16:59To
16:59Help
17:00In
17:00Investigation
17:01There are calls
17:02From
17:03Wives
17:04Who
17:05Were
17:05Divorce
17:06From
17:06Their
17:06Husbands
17:06And
17:07Thought
17:07This
17:07Is
17:08Exactly
17:08The
17:08Kind
17:08Of
17:08Thing
17:09He
17:09Would
17:09From
17:09There
17:10Were
17:10Calls
17:11Coming
17:11In
17:11From
17:12Even
17:13From
17:13Jail
17:13From
17:14People
17:14Who
17:15Said
17:15Hey
17:16My
17:17Cellmate
17:17Last
17:18Year
17:18Said
17:19That
17:19When
17:19He
17:19Got
17:19Out
17:20He
17:20Was
17:20Going
17:20To
17:20Kill
17:20THE
17:21Federal
17:21Judge
17:22Just
17:23THE
17:23Variety
17:24Of
17:24Of
17:25Of
17:25Of
17:25Of
17:25Of
17:25Of
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17:29Of
17:29Of
17:30THE
17:31Each
17:31Time
17:31What
17:32It was passing by.
17:32THE
17:32Pressure
17:33It increased.
17:36Until
17:36What
17:37To the
17:37Authorities
17:37They thought
17:38THE
17:38Pupado
17:39Nobody
17:39He was
17:40Second
17:56In the laboratory
17:59You
17:59Experts
18:00They examined
18:01All
18:01You
18:01Components
18:02Of the
18:02Devices
18:03THE
18:04Criminal
18:04There was
18:05Taken
18:05THE
18:05Careful
18:06Of
18:06Paint
18:06Of
18:07Black
18:07THE
18:07Part
18:07Internal
18:08Of the
18:08Packages
18:08Eliminating
18:09To the
18:09Digital
18:29THE
18:29Crude
18:29On
18:29The
18:31Other
18:31Three
18:31Devices
18:32Were
18:33Lengths
18:33Of
18:33Pipe
18:33With
18:34End
18:34Plates
18:34That
18:35Were
18:35Welded
18:35On
18:36That
18:36Made
18:37Me
18:37Feel
18:38Very
18:38Comfortable
18:39To
18:39Say
18:40Hey
18:40This
18:40Was
18:41Built
18:41Not
18:42By
18:42People
18:42Plural
18:43But
18:44By
18:44THE
18:44Singular
18:45Person
18:46THE
18:47Threaded
18:47Rod
18:47Had
18:48Been
18:48Run
18:48Through
18:49The
18:50End
18:50Plates
18:51On
18:52The
18:52End
18:52Of
18:53These
18:53Pipe
18:53Bombs
18:54Apparently
18:56Just
18:57To
18:57Delay
18:57By
18:58I
18:58Guess
18:58Millise
19:00The
19:01Instant
19:01Of
19:01Explosion
19:02Because
19:02The
19:03More
19:03That
19:03Explosion
19:04Is
19:04Delay
19:04The
19:04More
19:05Force
19:05That
19:06Builds
19:06Up
19:06Very
19:07Risky
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19:08The
19:08Bomber
19:08To the
19:09You
19:09Know
19:09Friction
19:10From
19:11Turning
19:11That
19:12Threaded
19:13Rod
19:13With
19:14Powder
19:14Inside
19:16The
19:16Welding
19:17That
19:17He
19:17Did
19:18To
19:18THE
19:18Fix
19:18The
19:20Pipe
19:20Together
19:21Could
19:22Have
19:22Had
19:22Disaster
19:23Consequences
19:23For
19:24Him
19:26THE
19:26Mode
19:27As
19:27THE
19:27Pump
19:28He was
19:28Done
19:28Also
19:29It could
19:29Give
19:29To the
19:30Researchers
19:30Clues
19:31Valuable
19:32On
19:32THE
19:32Own
19:32Criminal
19:35The
19:36Bombmaker
19:36Was
19:37THE
19:37Very
19:37Detail
19:38Oriented
19:39Person
19:39Who
19:41Would
19:42Take
19:42THE
19:42Lot
19:42Of
19:43Team
19:43And
19:43Effort
19:43To
19:45Make
19:46The
19:46Bombs
19:46Who
19:47Would
19:47Probably
19:48Test
19:49Different
19:49Components
19:50Of
19:50The
19:50Bombs
19:50Before
19:51He
19:51Actually
19:51Put
19:51Them
19:52Into
19:52Use
19:52And
19:53Who
19:54Had
19:55The
19:56Money
19:56And
19:56Resources
19:58To
19:58Accomplish
19:59All
19:59This
20:01It
20:01Would
20:01Be
20:02THE
20:02Lone
20:02White
20:02Male
20:04Age
20:0445
20:05To
20:0553
20:05We
20:07Were
20:07Extremely
20:07Impressed
20:08With
20:08His
20:08Overall
20:08Patience
20:09Demonstrated
20:10In
20:10Preparing
20:10The
20:10Bombs
20:11That
20:11Would
20:11Indicate
20:12That
20:12He
20:12Would
20:12Be
20:13At
20:13Least
20:13Middle
20:13Age
20:14He
20:14Would
20:15Be
20:15Capable
20:15Of
20:16Being
20:16THE
20:17College
20:17Student
20:17If
20:18Not
20:18He
20:18Was
20:18Self
20:19Taught
20:19Obviously
20:20Well
20:21Read
20:21Even
20:21If
20:22He
20:22Hadn't
20:22Attended
20:22College
20:23He
20:24Probably
20:24Obsessive
20:25Compulsive
20:26Very
20:26Neat
20:28Although
20:29Fosse
20:29Meticulous
20:30THE
20:30Criminal
20:31No
20:31There was
20:31Deleted
20:32Fully
20:32Your
20:33Traces
20:34You
20:35Researchers
20:36They discovered
20:36One
20:36Defect
20:37Strange
20:37In the
20:37Labels
20:38Typed
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20:39Packages
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20:40To the
20:40Pumps
20:40THE
20:41Number
20:411
20:41He had
20:42One
20:42Mark
20:42In
20:42Common
21:09THE
21:09Time
21:10It was passing by.
21:10And the
21:11Agents
21:11From
21:11FBI
21:12They examined
21:13Thousands
21:13Of
21:13Pages
21:14Of
21:14Documents
21:15Looking for
21:15Some
21:15Circumstance
21:16Revealing
21:19AND
21:22Rightly so.
21:24THE
21:25Judge
21:25Lenyer
21:26Anderson
21:26Of
21:27Macon
21:27In
21:27Georgia
21:27It received
21:28One
21:28Letter
21:29Sinister
21:29Full
21:30Of
21:30Threats
21:30Against
21:31THE
21:31Government
21:31Of
21:31One
21:31Group
21:32Fictitious
21:32Called
21:33Americans
21:33Put
21:34One
21:34System
21:34Judiciary
21:35Competent
21:37You
21:38Researchers
21:39They were beginning
21:39THE
21:39To believe
21:40What
21:40THE
21:40Criminal
21:41No
21:41He was
21:41So
21:41Interested
21:42In the
21:42Relations
21:43Ethnic
21:43As
21:44In
21:44Show
21:44What
21:44It was
21:45More
21:45Smart
21:45What
21:45You
21:46Federal
21:49THE
21:50Public
21:51And
21:52The
21:52Investigators
21:53Are
21:53On
21:53One
21:54Side
21:54The
21:54Board
21:54And
21:55Our
21:55Bomber
21:56On
21:56The
21:56Other
21:56Side
21:57And
21:57That
21:57Board
21:57Is
21:58Made
21:58Up
21:58The
21:58Average
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21:59He
21:59Is
21:59Making
21:59His
22:00Move
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22:01Move
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22:02If
22:02We
22:03Say
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22:04Is
22:04Going
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22:05Perceive
22:06To
22:06Be
22:06Challenging
22:08More
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22:09Going
22:09To
22:09Fly
22:09And
22:10That's
22:10Why
22:10We
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22:13Orchestrated
22:13Press
22:14Releases
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22:14Then
22:15On
22:15Because
22:16We
22:16Knew
22:16He
22:16Would
22:16Report
22:17To
22:17What
22:17We
22:17Were
22:18Saying
22:18And
22:19It
22:19May
22:19Cause
22:20Him
22:20To
22:20Send
22:20More
22:20Good
22:21We
22:21Did
22:21Not
22:21Want
22:22To
22:22See
22:22You
22:23Agents
22:24They continued
22:24Working
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22:25Profile
22:26AND
22:26You
22:26Efforts
22:27From
22:27Authorities
22:28Finally
22:28Denam
22:28Results
22:29When
22:30THE
22:30Strength
22:30Task
22:31He did
22:31One
22:31Discovery
22:32Essential
22:32There's
22:33THE
22:33Typewriter
22:34Match
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22:38Threat
22:39Letters
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22:41Pro
22:42If
22:42Document
22:43THE
22:44Court
22:44Filing
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22:45THE
22:45Lawyer
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22:46Eleventh
22:47Circuit
22:47Court
22:47Of
22:47Appeals
22:48Where
22:48Judge
22:49Vads
22:49Sat
22:50And
22:50Where
22:50One
22:50Of
22:50The
22:50Good
22:51Had
22:54In this
22:55Home
22:56Everything
22:56World
22:56He has
22:56TV
22:57With
22:57Signature
22:57But
23:00Few
23:00Weeks
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23:01You
23:01Attacks
23:02What
23:02They killed
23:03One
23:03Judge
23:03Federal
23:03AND
23:04One
23:04Attorney
23:04Of
23:05Rights
23:05Civilians
23:05THE
23:06FBI
23:06Believing
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23:08To write
23:08Manual
23:08If I could
23:09Solve
23:09THE
23:10Case
23:10He was
23:10Investigate
23:11One
23:11Seller
23:11Of
23:12Scrap metal
23:12From
23:12Alabama
23:13Called
23:13Robert
23:14Wayne
23:14THE
23:14Farrell
23:14He was
23:15Determined
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23:17Typewriter
23:18What
23:19He was
23:20Use
23:31They discovered
23:32THE
23:32Resource
23:32Denied
23:33Of
23:33THE
23:33Farrell
23:33Node
23:34Court
23:34Of
23:34Appeals
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23:3511th
23:36Circuit
23:36Just
23:37Two
23:38Years
23:38Before
23:38He
23:39No
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23:39Achieved
23:40To receive
23:40You
23:40Benefits
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23:41Your
23:41Job
23:41Previous
23:42In
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23:42Company
23:43Of
23:43Insurance
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26:46But questionable carpentry skills were not enough to exonerate Robert O'Farrell.
27:00There was speculation that it was taken in a lake. There were many ponds and lakes, and people were looking for that type of photo.
27:05It was a script, but it was never located.
27:07Imagine federal agents going to Wayne O'Farrell's skeptic tank and you get an idea of...
27:15thoroughness with which they scrutinized his life.
27:21Investigators pressured O'Farrell, and he agreed to take a lie detector test, hoping to be cleared as a suspect.
27:30But he failed.
27:50While Alabama agents continued investigating O'Farrell, nearly 320 kilometers away, the ATF was already working on another case.
27:59track.
28:02There's this monthly meeting of people who deal with bombs for a living in metro Atlanta.
28:07Bomb techs, lab folks.
28:10It's happening at a steakhouse in Gwinnett County soon after these bombs have been discovered.
28:17Same week.
28:17Somebody passes around an x-ray of the 11th circuit bomb.
28:23Veteran ATF lab guy named Lloyd Irwin takes a look at this x-ray.
28:30He recognizes a signature.
28:33And he says something along the lines of, I've only ever seen one bomber use that signature.
28:42Lloyd Irwin took a retirement announcement, flipped it over, drew an amazingly accurate sketch on the spot of that early
28:5270s bomb.
28:52To a layperson, it's a much different bomb.
28:55Less powerful, different materials.
28:59But to a bomb guy like Irwin, there's a signature.
29:03But if you fish a lot, you know, you catch a strange fish you've never seen before,
29:07and maybe you go 20 years before you ever catch no-no.
29:10I remember that I caught one like that 20 years ago.
29:13So, it's easy.
29:14And the fish's name was Walter Leroy Moody.
29:18Moody went from one of the 20 names that a chemist remembers from 20 years ago.
29:24That's got to stay on the list.
29:27Moody, at least with ATF, and with me and the case agent, Moody went high on the hit parade.
29:33We were in an agreement with the FBI that they would continue to pursue other avenues and persons of interest.
29:39But we were locking on Moody.
29:41And that was fun, because, you know, it ain't over till it's over.
29:47While investigating Walter Moody's record, federal agents discovered that in 1971 he was forced to return his
29:55car.
29:56Outraged, he put together a special package to be delivered to the car salesman, whom he blamed for the incident.
30:03But his first wife ended up accidentally thwarting his plans.
30:21Walter Moody was convicted of possessing a homemade bomb and spent three years in prison.
30:27However, his subsequent appeal to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals was rejected.
30:46However, there was little evidence to suggest that Walter Moody had been involved in racist activities.
30:53Why would he attack the NAACP?
30:56This was a problem.
30:58But when ATF experts determined that the 1989 bombs were nearly identical to the bomb that had exploded
31:05In 1972, they began investigating Moody.
31:09Ocadre and the 72nd device were unique.
31:12The only one I saw where they used squareplas bags.
31:17Even though there were still some differences, but they were kind of improvements made from the other one.
31:23As far as pipes, regular pipe bombs.
31:25I've never seen anyone have so much trouble putting the pipe in that they managed to get it into a...
31:31hundred of time,
31:33for a while to buy materials.
31:55After numerous false leads and a series of deadly bombings, federal agents from the FBI and the ATF...
32:02They were focusing on a man in Atlanta named Walter Leroy Moody.
32:26Moody's behavior also fit the FBI profile.
32:30He had a day for choreography. He arrived at the same time, left at the same time, left at the same time, left
32:40At the same time, every day. He was very strict.
32:48I followed him to a hotel off I-75 between Atlanta and Macon, and he arrived at Payphone.
32:55He asked for a lawyer and said I'm following the feds, and I think it's because they
33:04They think I killed that federal judge and sensed that bomb in my mail.
33:17The circumstantial evidence against him was mounting, and the agents obtained a search warrant for his home.
33:37Most people who build bombs leave microscopic traces of their crimes, but when investigators examined his room...
33:45Even at work, she was absolutely clean.
33:48Everything was clean and nice, everything had its place, and there was a place for everything.
33:54Everything had been freshly painted, there was new carpet on the floor, and, in fact, the flooring, the flooring, the flooring, had
34:03has been cut, removed and reclaimed.
34:07And then, what they found was a sterile room in Moody's house.
34:13It was very frustrating not to find the evidence I expected, but on the other hand, this is what convinced me.
34:22We knew we had the right guy.
34:25Bombers are very meticulous people. Otherwise, they wouldn't have killed themselves.
34:29In their persona with other people, they sometimes see themselves as feminine, not necessarily in a homosexual way.
34:57But without evidence, it would be impossible to build a case, especially with O'Farrell as the second suspect on the list.
35:07If we bring Moody to the trial, part of his defense is, I didn't do that.
35:13I didn't have that file type. You never found that file type at home.
35:16You never found anything I had in that file type.
35:20It must be the harvestman from Junk Dealer in Alabama.
35:22But finally, the break was over.
35:39It seemed like an impossible coincidence.
35:42Two former defendants, both with appeals denied by the Court of Appeals, linked by an old typewriter.
35:51However, Robert O'Farrell's wife was able to identify Susan as the person who had bought one of his machines.
35:58used writing tools.
35:59And, during FBI questioning, Moody's wife eventually admitted that she had also purchased several items necessary for the
36:07manufacturing of the pumps.
36:08Susan Moody had been the person Roy Moody sent out to gather the components from around the southeast.
36:21Susan Moody was able to take investigators to the places where these components had come from.
36:30She was able to help them piece together this mosaic.
36:36Susan Moody worshiped Moody and did his bidding, whatever it was she would follow and do whatever he told her.
36:44She didn't seem to have a mind of her own anymore.
36:48You know, she was his robot.
37:06We had an outstanding investigative team that made things uncomfortable with Mr. O'Farrell, but proved that he was
37:13innocent.
37:25Shortly afterwards, Walter Leroy Moody was charged with the murders of Judge Robert Vance in Birmingham and lawyer Robert
37:33Robinson in Savannah.
37:38Investigators believed that Moody had sent the bombs from Atlanta, Savannah, and Florida to distract investigators.
37:47But the case was far from being fully resolved.
37:51Moody was not involved in racist activities, and there was still no motive for the attacks on the NAACP lawyers.
37:59To keep him off the streets, the FBI devised a plan to try to get the suspect to incriminate himself.
38:07The investigators shared with us that he was known to speak with him.
38:13And we wonder if it's possible that someone like him could confess something to him.
38:20In this situation, I would be grateful if they could get Title III approval for their cell phone.
38:26so that it can work to our benefit.
38:29And we managed to gather some information that he said incriminated him.
38:36In the recordings, Moody admitted to killing two people, but justified his actions.
38:42Those bombs, they're invited because they're whiter than we are.
38:45They are whiter than the victims, they are whiter than the system, they think things, they fantasize about
38:50they.
38:50And the bombers will rationalize, saying it's not my fault he opened that package.
38:54I don't tell you, tell you, tell you, tell you, the maelman tells you, tell him. It's the maelman's fault.
38:58This guy was a total bad boy. He wanted to go to law school.
39:02He fancied himself the master of the world rather than the maelman.
39:06He could go to law school, but he could never be admitted to the bar.
39:12Because of his conviction in 1972 regarding the bomb in Macon, Georgia.
39:19So, 18, 19 years later, he's still being trusted with the advantage that he didn't do that.
39:33Now, Moody was facing another possible conviction, this time for murder.
39:39The trial began in June 1991, but due to high publicity, it ended up being held in St. Paul, Minnesota.
39:50I saw Walter Moody for the first time at his trial.
39:56And he never showed any emotion.
40:00I remember he had a writing pad in front of him.
40:03And he was just taking that time to write on his tablet.
40:07He was just there, without any sign of remorse.
40:37On June 28, after three weeks of trial and 13 hours of deliberation,
40:42After deliberation, the jury found Walter Leroy Moody guilty on 71 federal charges.
40:49He was sentenced to seven life sentences.
40:52I come from the trial convinced that Walter Moody was a very brilliant man.
40:59But a complete psychopath, with no respect for anyone else.
41:04He was only interested in himself.
41:07And if he had some kind of inequality or disparity,
41:13He would do whatever is necessary to affect that.
41:15without regard for how this might affect other people.
41:19The investigators believed that the NAACP targets
41:22They were innocent victims whom Moody had used in his plan.
41:26to get revenge on the appeals court.
41:46Five years later, Moody was tried in Alabama for the murder of Judge Robert Vance.
41:52and sentenced to death.
41:57He is currently on death row at Rowan Penitentiary.
42:00in Atmore, Alabama.
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