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00:07Rockville is a maximum security facility you get a very tall fence with razor wire rows and rows of
00:15razor wire there are towers and there's a guard that's armed that drives around the perimeter
00:28to run about 1,200 inmates there whether it was because it was all women they just didn't cause any
00:36problems August the 4th 2008 an ordinary day you just kind of wake up and everybody has their
00:52own routine they run at least three visual body counts a day you had to be on your bunk and
01:05show
01:05skin for the count we got counted and then the count ran over not abnormal and they counted us again
01:22and that's when you you know you really start to think what is going on that they can't count for
01:29where would somebody be the count was bad we had two bad counts to verify all the empty beds
01:36at four o'clock they had one missing very very unusual try to verify where the offenders are where they
01:46shouldn't be the sergeants the the big wigs they come in start counting stomping around huffy puffy
01:54um they were mad go up to room i check around the offenders bed area and see if perhaps she
02:01might be hiding in the locker
02:04and then about a half an hour goes by and you could just like hear the whispers across the dorm
02:16we're unable to locate her on the facility grounds somebody said sarah's not her bed
02:24and i just
02:29got a little twinge of excitement in my stomach and i said she did it she got out of here
02:38sarah pender just vanished you know we got to get her back she's already killed two people who
02:44knows what she's going to do next tonight a convicted killer is on the loose a woman escaped from the
02:50rockville correctional facility a marion county jury convicted sarah pender in the year 2000 in a double
02:56murder along with her then boyfriend richard hall she helped kill a man and a woman and then stash
03:02their bodies in the dumpster she has a charles manson like ability to manipulate people and committing
03:08crimes she looks like a sweet little innocent girl but within there's a deep evil demon
03:28hi my name is sarah pender
03:35okay women my name is sarah pender people have called me a minute people have called me all sorts
03:42of names they've said that i'm a manipulator that i'm psychologically i'm a psychopath
03:52stop looking at me this is gonna be it people call me
04:10every inmate thinks about escaping prison especially when you have a lot of time
04:19i was sent to prison for 110 years for two murders that i did not commit
04:25i knew that i was going to die in prison
04:33and then one day
04:37i thought i bet i could get out of here
04:45i knew that i would need help
04:49even if i made it past the guards or through the fence i would need someone there to pick
04:55me up
04:57so i definitely needed a partner to help me out and then i found one once the gate was open
05:09i remember walking across the pavement and it being so hot
05:15i was so excited
05:18i was never going back
05:23this is what i've been waiting for so don't flake out now
05:33i remember looking and seeing cows in the pasture
05:38driving through small towns looking at all the buildings and small structures
05:45wondering what all those little people were doing in their little lives and how they had no idea what was
05:50happening
05:52i felt completely refreshed and i remember hitting the dashboard and just
06:00and i was like
06:01i'm free
06:10i was down in florida
06:12and
06:14i get
06:16a phone call
06:17and it was sarah
06:20and then it dawned on me
06:22well
06:23normally when she would call me from prison
06:26the operator comes on
06:28and that didn't come on
06:29and it was sarah's voice
06:30and i was like
06:32well where are you calling me from
06:35i'm on a cell phone
06:37and i'm on the road
06:41and that just
06:43threw me
06:44for a total loop
06:46i was standing there with my mouth open
06:49like
06:50did she just tell me she walked out of prison
06:58i'm living out on the west coast
07:00the phone rings
07:02and it's bonnie
07:03sarah's mom
07:04and sarah had um had escaped and she was gone
07:12110 years that's what the judge sentenced sarah to
07:18sarah was was 21 when she was arrested
07:21she had the her whole life in front of me
07:28growing up
07:29she's a joyful child
07:31her and her sister jennifer
07:33we were living in greenfield
07:35it's a small town east of indianapolis
07:39she was uh she was uh kind and considerate
07:45intelligent
07:48she just amazed me at how quickly
07:51that she just learned
07:53and it was like she was two grades
07:57higher than what she was
08:01years later
08:03and uh you know now
08:04sarah graduated from high school
08:06and
08:07they got the news
08:08we'd been accepted at purdue
08:10it was a joyous time
08:15she went straight in
08:17to biophysics
08:18biochemistry
08:19trigonometry
08:21and calculus
08:25i was lucky that my father was very interested in my education
08:30because he knew that education
08:32was one of the number one things that would help
08:35uh create success in life
08:43she hadn't even really got started in her life
08:47and now
08:49your daughter's on the run from the law
08:53well how can this be
08:55it just doesn't make any sense
09:05i can't believe she's sitting next to me
09:07in this vehicle
09:08and we're driving away
09:13things were just
09:14right
09:15from movements that particular day
09:20to who was on the gate that day
09:25i met jamie in county jail
09:29what started as a sexual relationship
09:31became a deep friendship between us
09:34and now jamie had already been out of jail
09:38for quite some time
09:40she already had this free life
09:43that she was risking for me
09:45but i trusted that
09:47that she would be there whenever i got out
09:52one of the things that made me fall in love with jamie
09:56was she was very defiant
09:58and i admired her guts
10:03jamie was down for anything
10:07she liked risks
10:09and she liked me
10:12you know what i'm gonna be perfectly honest with you
10:15i told her don't look back
10:17i loved her enough to let her go
10:20you want her to stay out for you
10:21yeah i do
10:24you want her to be free forever
10:25yeah i do
10:28run sarah run
10:42now sarah pender is described as a white female
10:455 foot 8 weighing about 200 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes
10:49police say they are tracking pender and she should be considered dangerous
10:54jamie dropped me off at the safe house and left to get me clean clothes and hair dye
11:04a new cell phone my money
11:08we are going to use every resource
11:10to hunt her down and find her
11:13there were a lot out physically looking
11:15the entire department corrections
11:18homeland security
11:19we didn't know what she was going to do
11:21it's concerning because we don't know where this woman is
11:25you know we don't know what she's capable of
11:28i live about seven miles south
11:30and there's woods all around there
11:33so that's that's always been a concern
11:36we didn't have any evidence of how she got out
11:40she didn't breach the parameter
11:43she didn't go over the fence or anything
11:46there's only one conclusion
11:48that she went out through a gate
11:51to do that she had to have an accomplice
11:53a correctional officer
11:55they reviewed a lot of tapes
11:57and they come up with a primary suspect
12:01scott spitler the correctional officer
12:04because he went out about the time that she had gotten out
12:09i know the spitler guy has to be the one that did it
12:14i said i want to see him
12:17i got him in an interview room
12:20i asked him if he would take a voice stress test
12:23and he said yes
12:24it's a lie detector of sorts
12:27i mean he was nervous
12:29he was stuttering
12:31guilt was pouring out of him
12:33he failed it
12:36badly
12:37real bad
12:39and uh
12:40finally he confessed
12:41he told us everything about
12:44how he helped her get out
12:50planning my escape took several months
12:54i knew that i would need money once i got out
12:56so i began to watch and pay attention
13:04consider and look for opportunities
13:09i identified scott spitler
13:11and i befriended him
13:15i would pay him to bring in contraband
13:18cell phones
13:20tobacco
13:21benadryl
13:22so i sent the money that i made
13:26to my friend jamie
13:30jamie held the money aside
13:31so that i would have it whenever i got out
13:35and at this point scott saw an opportunity
13:39to make even more money
13:43because he knew how to get me out
13:45he asked me for fifteen thousand dollars
13:48in order for him to drive me to the parking lot
13:52and i agreed
13:55but as time went on
13:57scott wanted to have sex with me
14:01it's not like i have a choice
14:05and so i did what i had to do
14:12scott spitler told me about utilizing a van
14:15and went through the back gates
14:17and let her out up in the front parking lot
14:20where jamie
14:21a long time friend of sarah
14:24picked her up
14:26i saw scott as a means to an end
14:30before i got out of the van
14:31i said scott
14:33i love you
14:34and i will text you later
14:36and scott said you better
14:41she never called
14:44and i told her i said it looks pretty obvious to you
14:46you got took
14:49she had the ability to bring people into her
14:55i've never seen an inmate like that before
14:5841 year old scott spitler
15:00he is now in jail
15:01facing seven charges
15:03including assisting a criminal
15:04official misconduct
15:05and sexual misconduct
15:07i have no idea what he was thinking
15:09if he was manipulated
15:10she is
15:10should be considered dangerous
15:16when we got jamie's name out of spitler
15:19immediately we go to the visitation records
15:22we saw jamie long's name
15:25everywhere
15:28we looked to see how many times she had been there
15:31what her last visit was
15:34what her address was
15:36so we got an emergency response team
15:40to jamie's house
15:44so we had a very brief interview with jamie
15:47and she didn't give up any information
15:52looked at my phone
15:54jamie texted me
15:57an officer had talked to her
16:01she was afraid to come to the house
16:04because she didn't want to leave them to me
16:09i needed my money
16:12to move on
16:13i don't know what to do
16:14what do i do
16:15what do i do
16:18and you know
16:19we didn't waste any time
16:21and the commissioner
16:23called u.s marshals task force
16:28she was going to get caught
16:30and you're going to come back
16:33and nobody's going to care about you anymore
16:40sarah penner was the first inmate to ever escape from this prison
16:43and they hope she's the last
16:45over my three years working with u.s marshals
16:48i caught hundreds of murderers
16:50not dozens
16:52hundreds
16:54we're professionals
16:57every 24 hours
16:59i'd get a phone call
17:00i was accustomed to getting the next bad guy or the next bad girl
17:07typically we catch them pretty quick
17:10department corrections
17:11they said that we had a female breakout
17:15it wasn't like
17:16oh this is an interesting case
17:18it means she escaped from prison
17:20i don't get that like emotional towards it
17:23it's just another fucking fugitive
17:24she was driven outside the gates by correctional officer scott spintler
17:28but also
17:29it wasn't that she robbed a bank
17:32she killed two people and put them in a dumpster
17:34she's arrested the public
17:37would she kill again
17:39probably
17:40would she want to go back
17:41probably not
17:42it's a pretty high level danger situation
17:48there's no better thrill than the hunting of mankind
17:52you know the intellectual being who can think
17:54who's trying to outthink you
17:55is that thrilling
17:57you better fucking believe it's thrilling
18:0629 year old sarah pender
18:08is still on the run
18:09after breaking out of the rockville correctional facility
18:12she's certainly a dangerous individual
18:13has the ability and the capability of killing
18:17the news came on
18:18and they said that
18:19sarah pender had escaped
18:21my heart sank
18:25the first time i met sarah
18:27was in the marion county jail
18:29she was coming in there for
18:31a double murder
18:33so i'm thinking some crazy looking lady's gonna come in
18:36and she came in
18:37and she was just
18:38a normal person
18:39she was young
18:41she was really nervous
18:43and i helped her
18:44you know
18:45get settled in
18:46she was like a daughter
18:51she's a good person
18:52that she didn't do anything
18:53that she's accused of
18:58she wouldn't hurt anybody
19:05she wouldn't hurt a fly
19:08no
19:12she called me
19:14i just knew in my heart
19:17that i had to help her
19:18whatever i could do
19:19i had to help her
19:23when i got into peggy's car
19:26i think that the first thing that she said to me was
19:29oh my god
19:30i can't believe
19:31you're out
19:34i knew that
19:35she would help me
19:36get the money
19:37from jamie
19:39to do whatever i needed to do
19:49when the department of corrections
19:50shared with me
19:51that jamie long had helped her
19:53you know that's a hell of a lead
19:56grab her gear
19:57her radios
19:58her tech best
20:00i needed me to talk to her
20:07jamie was more scared than i was
20:10so she decided to deliver the money
20:14undercover and at mcdonald's
20:18it was a risk
20:21but without that
20:23i knew that i was in trouble
20:28even though the police were on jamie's tail
20:31we had already committed
20:33that far
20:34so
20:36what's one more step
20:44i was hoping that the police had not connected peggy to me yet
20:48even if they were following jamie
20:52however
20:53i can't just be sitting in the back of peggy's car
20:59and so i climbed into her trunk
21:06i remember feeling jumper cables digging into my back
21:10and it was so hot and stuffy
21:13but it was what i had to do
21:18having it that money
21:19it's essential to the rest of the plan
21:23i'm driving and i'm just looking you know checking on my mirrors
21:26thinking oh my god
21:27you know are the police following me
21:29i could have went back to prison
21:32i was nervous
21:36told jamie that i'd meet her in the bathroom
21:38at a certain time
21:42i felt the car stop
21:45the engine shut off
21:47the door open
21:48and close
21:52i walked in and i looked all around
21:54you know
21:56scoping out the people that was in the restaurant
22:00i got to the bathroom
22:01i seen some feet
22:03underneath the stall
22:06and i said jamie
22:10she said yeah
22:13i said okay i'm peggy
22:14you know
22:15so i went in the next stall beside her
22:17and she handed me the money
22:18underneath the
22:19little partition wall there
22:23and then when i came out of the bathroom
22:26went up to the counter
22:28and then that's when i seen jamie
22:30come out of the bathroom
22:31and leave the mcdonald's
22:40jamie went home
22:44peggy got in the car
22:46and we backed out of the parking space
22:55so i took her to motel 8
22:57on shade one
23:04when i gave sarah the money
23:06i think she was a little bit disappointed
23:13jamie only gave me 350 dollars
23:17i was expecting about 3 500
23:22jamie was afraid
23:23to bring the full amount
23:26she was really worried about
23:28you know getting caught
23:31and now
23:32i just had to wait
23:34hoping that
23:35she would give me the rest of the money
23:38at a later date
23:41but
23:42my gut emotion was fear
23:45i knew that
23:47the possibility was there
23:49for her to
23:50be arrested
24:07i went straight to jamie's house
24:11and when she came to the door
24:14you could see
24:15that she was concerned
24:21identify myself with the u.s marshals
24:24she was
24:25i had nothing to say
24:27basically out of the box
24:28she wasn't cooperative
24:29i was very open and honest
24:31with jamie
24:31hey jamie
24:32you know you're in trouble
24:33and you know you're gonna
24:34you know spittler
24:35is already arrested
24:36but it's gonna happen
24:37you know it's gonna happen
24:40but
24:40she told me
24:41she goes
24:42i don't know where she's at
24:44she's somewhere on the east side
24:45of annapolis
24:46i can call her for you
24:48did that surprise me
24:51it did
24:51but i was rolling with it
24:58the phone rang
25:00and it was jamie
25:03she answered
25:06i knew
25:07something was off immediately
25:13jamie sounded
25:16panicked
25:18she had a lot more to lose
25:20than i did
25:22now the conversation
25:23was not free-flowing
25:25jamie's like
25:26what's up sarah
25:27how you doing
25:30she said that she needed
25:32to meet me
25:32in the parking lot
25:33where she dropped me off
25:35i knew that she hadn't
25:36dropped me off
25:37in the parking lot
25:38so i told her
25:38okay well i'm already
25:40out at the farm
25:42and sarah was like
25:43well i'm waking up
25:44at the farmhouse
25:45it's nice to have breakfast
25:47with the farmer
25:47out in the country
25:49it was weird stuff
25:51right away i thought
25:51they're playing games
25:55i knew that
25:56either the police
25:57were there
25:57or they were listening in
26:01but then sarah hung up
26:05it was very quick
26:07my profile of her
26:08started forming
26:09that she's not stupid
26:10she's very smart
26:11and that she's controlling
26:13her communications now
26:14and she's not sloppy
26:15with this
26:15this is going to be a challenge
26:19it was frustrating
26:20because you know
26:21jamie here was still
26:22not cooperative
26:25so how do i get her
26:26to cooperate with me
26:27i want her to really
26:28grasp onto
26:29you know i'm fucked
26:31she had a husband
26:32with her inside
26:34a very old frail man
26:35his name was larry
26:38you could tell
26:39that he was on
26:40his last weeks
26:41of life
26:42and she was caring for him
26:44he had oxygen and medicines
26:45everywhere but
26:46um
26:47that was good
26:49because
26:50i knew that she was
26:51his caregiver
26:54and i told him
26:55i said jamie
26:56you will get charged
26:57understand that
26:58but
26:59i won't lock her up
27:00right now
27:00if you can get her
27:01to help me
27:03and he was nervous
27:05he was like
27:07yeah
27:08but she's not going
27:08to cooperate with you
27:09i said well
27:10you need to talk some
27:10fucking sense into her
27:11i mean she's your
27:12caregiver
27:13i mean you don't want
27:14to lose your caregiver
27:14do you
27:16he goes no
27:17and he cried
27:20and then jamie had
27:21a different tone with me
27:24she was very very scared
27:27she said follow me upstairs
27:30i went upstairs in her room
27:32and she gave me a shoebox
27:34and the shoebox had all
27:36the money in there
27:37that sarah wanted to get
27:41that was a huge thing
27:42to give to me
27:43because right away
27:43that could
27:44you know
27:44we took off her means
27:46we got something
27:47that she really needed
27:48i mean she was choked
27:53who's she gonna turn to
27:54i mean now what
28:00deputy prosecutor
28:01larry sells
28:02once called
28:03sarah joe pender
28:04the female
28:05charles manson
28:06when i was in the hotel
28:08i changed phones
28:09i broke the old phone
28:11and uh started up the new
28:20i cut my hair
28:23significantly shorter
28:26and dyed it
28:28a darker color
28:31and that's when i started
28:33thinking about
28:33all the things that i wish
28:35i had done differently
28:40all the choices that i made
28:42that i regret
28:49once i went off to college
28:51i did not spend enough time
28:53on my studies
28:56and um
28:57and so my grades suffered
28:59um
29:01i had
29:02i had failed enough
29:03to where i
29:05decided not to go back
29:10i felt ashamed
29:11that i could not
29:13complete college
29:14i did not have an excuse
29:16because i knew that i was smart enough
29:19but
29:20despite the fact
29:21i was academically talented
29:25i did not feel a great sense
29:27of self-worth
29:28from it
29:29my
29:30self-worth really came from
29:32making other people happy
29:35i think that started
29:36after my mom left
29:43when sarah was six
29:45roland and i sat there
29:47and
29:47tried to explain
29:49that i wasn't going to be there
29:51we were
29:52going to divorce
29:56i didn't have anything
29:57to offer him at the time
29:59and so
30:00i
30:00let him have the children
30:04until i could better myself
30:10sarah never got in trouble
30:12growing up
30:13but the
30:14i think it was difficult
30:16it was very difficult
30:17on her
30:17um
30:18and there wasn't much
30:20of anything available
30:21in the way of any
30:22kind of support
30:24they didn't understand
30:25why i wasn't there
30:29my mother leaving
30:30created a sense of
30:33abandonment
30:36and so by the time i was 20
30:38i
30:39was afraid
30:41of being alone
30:42i wanted someone
30:44to be there
30:45to help me
30:46navigate life
30:47and also to love me
30:51that was certainly the case
30:53at the time that i met rick
30:58pender was serving time
30:59for a double murder
31:00in merriam county
31:01back in 2000
31:02police came to believe
31:03that 22 year old
31:05richard hall
31:05was the likely murderer
31:07all eventually was sentenced
31:08to 90 years in prison
31:09investigators thought
31:11she was the brains
31:12behind the killing
31:20if i could go back
31:22from the very first time
31:23that i met sir
31:23i would just leave
31:28i mean it cost me
31:30my family
31:31being with her
31:35so no yeah
31:36there's yeah
31:36i would definitely leave
31:41we could always play
31:42the what if game
31:44what if i would have
31:45turned left
31:46to set up
31:46and turning right
31:47you know
31:47i i could do that
31:49all day
31:51and beat myself up
31:52all day
31:57but
31:59i actually
32:00at one point in time
32:00i could say
32:01that i did love her
32:06what attracted me
32:07to sarah
32:08was her personality
32:09that she had
32:10she was fun
32:11she had a good heart
32:12then
32:13i mean we
32:14we had a good
32:15relationship
32:16i guess
32:16i mean it was
32:18things kind of
32:19was a blur
32:21and happened
32:21so fast
32:24when i met rick
32:26he was both
32:27manly
32:28and sensitive
32:31rick put his arm
32:32around me
32:32and he said
32:34stick with me kid
32:35and i'll take care
32:35of you
32:36and it felt
32:37so good
32:45sarah told me
32:47well i have a boyfriend
32:50and i said
32:52oh
32:52i said
32:54where'd the boyfriend
32:55come from
32:56is he
32:56from purdue too
32:58and that
32:58and she goes
32:58no
32:59she told me
33:00his name
33:01was richard
33:02hall
33:05i said
33:06is he good
33:07to you
33:08she said
33:09yes mom
33:09and he loves
33:11me
33:12and he's
33:13my protector
33:16in the beginning
33:18rick told me
33:19that he
33:20worked
33:21at
33:21a carpet
33:22cleaning
33:23business
33:28it wasn't
33:28long after that
33:29that i found
33:30out that
33:30his real job
33:31was dealing
33:32drugs
33:34when she first
33:35met me
33:36she knew
33:36i was into
33:37the you know
33:38business
33:39in the drug
33:39business
33:40so it wasn't
33:40like a huge
33:41surprise to her
33:42you know
33:43i mean
33:44that's what
33:45we were out
33:45there doing
33:46was having
33:47a big old party
33:50i was very
33:52smitten
33:52and
33:55i felt like
33:57it was an
33:57adventure
34:05after a few
34:06weeks together
34:07rick told me
34:08that his
34:09friend drew
34:10and drew's
34:11girlfriend trish
34:12were traveling
34:14from nevada
34:17and needed a
34:18place to stay
34:19for a little
34:19while
34:22rick made
34:23it clear
34:23that the
34:24less that i
34:25knew
34:25the better
34:26off that i
34:26was
34:28they looked
34:29like any
34:29two
34:30normal
34:30hippie
34:32couple
34:35we found
34:36a house
34:36on south
34:37meekle street
34:38we all
34:39moved in
34:39together
34:41i had no
34:42frame of
34:42reference
34:43for what
34:44might happen
34:47all i knew
34:49is that i
34:49wanted to
34:50be loved
34:51and to
34:52stay in
34:52that
34:53that loving
34:54relationship
34:57i really
34:58had this
34:59vision that
34:59we would
35:00move to
35:00the suburbs
35:01and get
35:02a small
35:03house
35:03a picket
35:04fence
35:05a dog
35:06you know
35:06start living
35:07the american
35:07dream
35:08just like
35:09anyone else
35:12but it
35:13was like
35:13two different
35:13worlds
35:16i would
35:16party with
35:17rick on
35:17the weekends
35:18and then
35:19sober up
35:20on sunday
35:20and go
35:21to work
35:21on monday
35:24while i
35:25went to
35:25work at
35:26a construction
35:27company
35:27drew and
35:29rick would
35:30deal drugs
35:36we actually
35:37used to
35:37drive around
35:40indianapolis
35:40and throughout
35:41noblesville
35:42and if you've
35:43ever seen a
35:44movie fair
35:44and loving
35:45las vegas
35:46with johnny
35:46death
35:47when they're
35:48carrying around
35:49a little
35:50suitcase full
35:50of drug
35:51you know
35:51a briefcase
35:51full of
35:52drugs
35:52that was
35:53us
35:54you know
35:55i used to
35:55tell people
35:56man we
35:56got uppers
35:56downers
35:57inner
35:57outers
35:58and all
35:58arounders
35:58whatever
35:59you want
35:59it's
35:59there
36:03i didn't
36:05get good
36:05vibes
36:07i thought
36:08okay
36:09they're
36:09they're
36:10dealing
36:10drugs
36:10it
36:12frightened
36:12me
36:13a little
36:14i just
36:16had this
36:16tremendous
36:17urge
36:18to
36:21put her
36:22in the
36:22car
36:23take off
36:26and you
36:27have that
36:27overwhelming
36:28feeling
36:30i need
36:31to get
36:31her
36:31out
36:31of
36:32here
36:32but it
36:33didn't
36:34turn out
36:34that way
36:40the victims
36:41a white
36:41man and
36:42woman
36:42were discovered
36:43last night
36:44in a dumpster
36:44behind the
36:45teamsters
36:45hall
36:46in the
36:46800
36:46block
36:47of
36:47south
36:47meridian
36:4725 year
36:49old
36:49andrew
36:50pataldi
36:50he and
36:51his
36:51girlfriend
36:5226 year
36:53old
36:53trisha
36:53nordman
36:54had been
36:54shot
36:54to death
36:56investigators
36:57knew
36:57to search
36:58their house
36:58on south
36:59michael
36:59street
37:00police
37:01think
37:01that's
37:02where
37:02the
37:02couple
37:02died
37:06two hours
37:07ago
37:07a u.s.
37:08marshal
37:08led task force
37:09apprehended
37:10indiana's second
37:11most wanted
37:12suspect
37:12the alleged
37:13person who
37:13drove the
37:14getaway car
37:15for a twice
37:15convicted killer
37:16ma'am
37:17anything you
37:17want to
37:17say
37:18about
37:18your
37:18situation
37:20did
37:20you
37:20drive
37:21sarah
37:21pender
37:21from
37:21prison
37:22the
37:23marshals
37:24arrested
37:2442 year
37:25old
37:25jamie
37:25long
37:25on a
37:26charge
37:26of
37:26aiding
37:27an
37:27escape
37:29jamie
37:30knew
37:30the
37:30consequences
37:34that
37:34loyalty
37:35and
37:35obedience
37:35is
37:36is
37:36is
37:37mind
37:37blowing
37:37it's
37:38bizarre
37:39but
37:40she
37:41was
37:41that
37:42madly
37:43in
37:43love
37:43with
37:43her
37:46i'm not
37:46the first
37:47person
37:47to say
37:47that
37:47sarah
37:48pender
37:48is
37:48a
37:48manipulator
37:50there's
37:51a common
37:51thing
37:52she gets
37:52people to
37:53do things
37:53that aren't
37:54normal
37:56she gets
37:57people to
37:57do things
37:58that land
37:58them in
37:58prison
38:07i needed
38:07intelligence
38:10there was
38:10one piece
38:11of evidence
38:11that was
38:11given to
38:12me
38:12very early
38:12on
38:13as they
38:13gave me
38:13the phone
38:13number
38:14of the
38:15phone
38:15that she
38:15had
38:16while she
38:16was in
38:16prison
38:18i got
38:19the cell
38:19phone
38:20records
38:21i saw
38:22the name
38:22peggy
38:24she was
38:25up there
38:25in the top
38:26ten
38:28peggy's
38:29address
38:29came back
38:30to house
38:30in indianapolis
38:37you know
38:37you lived in
38:38the neighborhood
38:38all your life
38:39you know
38:40your neighbors
38:42there was
38:43there was
38:43strange
38:43truck
38:44parked
38:45down the
38:45street
38:50and then
38:50me and
38:51my daughter
38:52left
38:54and i
38:56noticed that
38:56truck was
38:56following us
39:02me and
39:03my daughter
39:04pulled up
39:04at my
39:05sister's
39:05house
39:06the truck
39:07pulled up
39:07behind us
39:08in the
39:08driveway
39:09and then
39:10when i
39:11actually got
39:12out of the
39:12car
39:13i looked
39:14and i
39:14seen
39:16the street
39:16was full
39:17of cop
39:17cars
39:19and then
39:20the marshal
39:23they all
39:23had their
39:24guns out
39:27i was
39:27frightened
39:30i told
39:30my daughter
39:31to get
39:31in the
39:31house
39:32don't
39:33stop
39:34and they
39:35tried
39:35they yelled
39:35at her
39:36to stop
39:36and i
39:36told her
39:37no you
39:37get in
39:37the house
39:39you know
39:40why
39:41that's
39:41what they
39:41paid me
39:42to do
39:42you can't
39:43be a
39:43pussy
39:43and do
39:44this
39:46because
39:47you can't
39:47handle
39:48these people
39:48with the
39:48soft
39:48kid
39:49gloves
39:49you
39:49can't
39:51us
39:52marshal
39:53ryan
39:53harman
39:56he
39:57just
39:57portrayed
39:59himself
39:59to be
40:02just like
40:03a big
40:03bad
40:04guy
40:04like
40:05you know
40:06i'm gonna
40:07get your
40:07friend
40:08no matter
40:08what
40:10they went
40:11in
40:12and searched
40:13upstairs
40:13and downstairs
40:14looking
40:16for
40:16sarah
40:18they
40:19didn't
40:19look like
40:19they were
40:19too
40:20happy
40:20that
40:20they
40:21couldn't
40:21find
40:22her
40:22there
40:25they
40:26asked
40:26me
40:26if i
40:27knew
40:27where
40:27sarah
40:28pender
40:28was
40:32i was
40:33a nervous
40:33wreck
40:35because i
40:36didn't know
40:39i didn't know
40:39what to say
40:40or really
40:40do
40:43peggy
40:44peggy
40:44was
40:44a very
40:47very wiry
40:48nervous
40:49oh shit
40:50kind of
40:52person
40:56which was
40:57good
40:57just do
40:58what's
40:58right
41:03wow
41:03this brings
41:04up a lot
41:04of memories
41:05and she
41:06did
41:11i was
41:11laying on
41:12the bed
41:13and i
41:14was
41:14thinking
41:15that i
41:16had to
41:16get out
41:16of that
41:17motel
41:18room
41:20suddenly
41:21there was
41:21a knock
41:21on the
41:22door
41:24my heart
41:24dropped
41:25to the
41:26floor
41:27nobody
41:27would be
41:28knocking
41:28on the
41:28door
41:29i don't
41:30want to
41:30go back
41:30to
41:30prison
41:31i thought
41:33holy
41:35shit
41:35i don't
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