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00:00In 1990, the tranquility of the San Diego coastline was shattered by a series of brutal murders.
00:07They were all stabbed and found in a supine position.
00:12A killer who stalks his prey with terrifying resolve.
00:17He would lie in wait and target women inside gyms or swimming pools.
00:23When there was the third victim we thought it was a serial killer.
00:27Striking at moments of greatest vulnerability.
00:30When she's alone in the shower.
00:33The knife penetrated her entire body and came out of her back as she watched her die.
00:38The most terrifying moment in movie history is the shower scene in Psycho.
00:45Those behind the brutal attacks were born to kill.
00:50In my opinion he is possessed by the devil and will burn in hell.
01:04It happened at five o'clock.
01:26A young woman was stabbed.
01:28The body was found in the same area of ​​Claremont where two other women were murdered.
01:33The victim is thought to be in his early twenties.
01:36This latest murder is making a lot of people nervous.
01:41April 1990.
01:43The city of San Diego is plunged into fear.
01:46I want to leave quickly.
01:48I don't want to stay.
01:49Now I ride the Stanghan.
01:52By now everyone has armed themselves with pistols or Stanghans to protect themselves.
01:57Another young woman was found stabbed near the Buonavista Apartments in the Claremont area.
02:04Enough, it's happened too many times already.
02:08The girl who was attacked is 18-year-old Holly N. Tarr.
02:16He was about to graduate from a high school in Michigan.
02:19She was a very sweet girl, involved in school musical activities, and was a very intelligent student.
02:27Holly came to San Diego with her friend Tammy to visit her brother before starting college.
02:35I get excited at the thought of going to college next year.
02:39I want to go to Broadway.
02:41It's one of my main goals and I'm also very interested in TV movies.
02:49She was a high school student who had gone to visit her brother in San Diego during Easter break.
02:59Holly and her friend had gone to the swimming pool.
03:04Holly wanted to take a shower and then go shopping with her brother.
03:12Her friend told her, I'll join you shortly, leave the door open.
03:21They were right here.
03:23When Tammy came in to shower, the door was closed.
03:27He heard a scream.
03:32He called a maintenance man and they managed to open the door.
03:37The attacker was still in the apartment with Holly Tarr.
03:41Then a guy came out with a knife.
03:44He was running and I wanted to catch him, but I fell.
03:47He ran away.
03:48I tried to push him down the stairs, but I couldn't even touch him.
03:52I was very scared.
03:56He ran out of the apartment, running in this direction.
04:04It's the first time anyone has seen the brutal killer who has been terrorizing the area for four months.
04:13Tammy said it was a black boy.
04:17We later interviewed other people who saw him running and they confirmed this.
04:24In addition to being seen by some witnesses, the killer left behind crucial evidence during his escape.
04:34We found a T-shirt, right in these bushes.
04:42And the knife is over there instead.
04:45There was mud here and that's how it left shoe prints.
04:52In the apartment, the police witness a horrifying scene.
05:01Olli had a chest wound.
05:04The knife had penetrated her completely up to her back.
05:08The killer had watched her die.
05:12He had dripped his blood.
05:18And then the body was placed.
05:22They found her naked, lying on her back, with her arms and legs open.
05:28But Olli is not the first victim of such a brutal attack.
05:34There had been three murders in the same apartment complex.
05:39All occurred between 10am and 2pm.
05:44They were all stabbed and found in a supine position.
05:52They almost look like pieces of a puzzle.
05:55They were all in the same position.
06:00With Olli's murder, the number of victims rises to three.
06:04Residents and investigators have no doubts.
06:06There's a serial killer rampaging through the neighborhood.
06:12They put the pieces together because of his signature,
06:15for what he did with the knife and the blood.
06:18When the third murder occurred,
06:20they understood that it was a serial killer.
06:25We were worried,
06:26we kept the doors closed and our eyes open.
06:28We were more aware of what was happening.
06:31After this we were all furious.
06:34There was a lot of fear, a lot of hysteria.
06:37He wasn't dealing with it massively.
06:39only the San Diego press,
06:41but there were television stations everywhere.
06:45They had invaded the Buenavista residential complex
06:48to interview all the women.
06:50There was a growing sense of paranoia
06:54and out of indignation at what happened.
06:59While the police try to contain the situation,
07:03it will soon be discovered that the brutal murders
07:06they are not occasional at all.
07:07The killer stalks his prey
07:10and strikes when they have no way out.
07:19In April 1990,
07:21eighteen-year-old Holly Entar
07:23she is brutally murdered
07:25in his brother's apartment in San Diego.
07:28It's the tragic end of a graduate
07:30who had his whole life ahead of him.
07:33San Diego is located at the southern tip of California
07:38and borders Mexico.
07:41It's a fascinating place.
07:45Robert and Robin Romo
07:47they were attracted by the Buenavista residential complex
07:50in the lively Claremont neighborhood.
07:53There were numerous parks and beaches available,
07:56places where families
07:57they could interact with each other every day.
08:01A very lively neighborhood
08:03and inhabited by good people.
08:09In 1989 a new neighbor arrives,
08:12Cleophus Priest Jr.,
08:13who moves to San Diego from Alabama.
08:17He was a pretty quiet guy.
08:19I was comfortable with him,
08:21I let him into the house.
08:22He was a friend of Tony,
08:23our roommate.
08:24He came to visit us
08:25and then they went to the gym to train.
08:29Working out in the gym was his whole life.
08:32He was happy when we talked about fitness.
08:38Prince grew up far away,
08:40from the blue sky
08:41and San Diego surfboards.
08:44Born in 1967,
08:46grows up in a rough neighborhood of Birmingham.
08:49We are at the Gate City Project.
08:53It is a real working-class neighborhood.
08:58This is generally a very problematic area.
09:03He has lived in poverty since he was a child
09:06that afflicts his community.
09:10Many people get injured on these roads.
09:14There are fights.
09:18Anything goes.
09:23I don't tar everyone with the same brush.
09:25because good people also live here.
09:28Good people, but they make the wrong choices.
09:32But the influence of the street
09:33it is surpassed by that of the father
09:35who at just two years old
09:36since the birth of the little prince
09:38kills a man with gunshots.
09:42The father spent some time in prison
09:44for manslaughter.
09:46Every week,
09:47until he turns 12,
09:50Prince visits his father in prison.
09:52He saw the system
09:53as an entity
09:55who had taken his father away from him.
09:58The man claimed
09:59of having shot in self-defense
10:01and passed it on to his son Cleophus
10:04this idea
10:05on the entire system.
10:08He grew up
10:09in a poor neighborhood
10:11of Alabama,
10:12not really known
10:13like a fortress
10:15of racial tolerance.
10:17In an attempt to escape
10:19from that environment,
10:20Prince joins the army
10:22to get away from the ghetto.
10:27In 1987
10:29is sent
10:303200 kilometers west,
10:32in San Diego.
10:33When he joined the navy
10:35they sent him here
10:36and this was its basis.
10:38It's a pretty big base.
10:40Military service
10:42allowed him
10:43to escape
10:44to his social status.
10:49Three years later,
10:51with the aggression
10:52to the twenty-year-old student
10:53Tiffany Page Schultz,
10:55the terror begins
10:57that will grip
10:57the citizens of San Diego.
11:03She was a college student
11:05who was trying to finish college.
11:08He lived in the complex
11:09Canyon Ridge residential,
11:11not far away
11:13from that of Buenavista.
11:16All white buildings
11:17are part of the complex
11:19Canyon Ridge.
11:21An administrator
11:22he said that at one point
11:24a man
11:24he had approached her
11:26asking her for a crutch.
11:28He told her
11:29that was left
11:30locked out of the car
11:31and what he needed
11:32to open it.
11:33But she stayed
11:34taken aback by the fact
11:35that he did not go straight
11:37to the car
11:38but towards the complex
11:39residential.
11:40Tiffany was
11:41sunbathing
11:42on the balcony
11:43of his apartment.
11:45She was attacked
11:46brutally
11:47and dragged into the house.
11:49He fought hard
11:51to try to escape
11:52but unfortunately
11:53he didn't make it.
11:57He had numerous stab wounds
11:59all over the body
12:00some of which
12:01defense wounds
12:03but had numerous
12:04stabs in the chest.
12:09It's unusual
12:11have so many
12:12gunshot wounds
12:12cutting
12:13I think he had some
12:14more than 50.
12:16The murder
12:17unprecedented
12:18it shocks everyone
12:19and in front
12:20to an assault
12:21of such brutality
12:22the investigators
12:23they are disoriented
12:24from the lack
12:25of evidence
12:25at the crime scene.
12:26The boys
12:27they questioned
12:28the people of the neighborhood
12:29but they didn't succeed
12:31to get nothing from anyone
12:32we were investigating
12:34but we didn't have
12:36no leads
12:38inside us
12:39we always thought
12:40let's hope there aren't any
12:42other victims.
12:44But as soon as
12:45four weeks later
12:46the police
12:47return to the neighborhood
12:48of Claremont
12:49at the Buenavista complex
12:50for the student
12:51twenty-one year old
12:52Janine Weinhold.
12:55Janine
12:55had accompanied
12:57her roommate
12:58at work
12:59she was a girl
13:00very bright
13:01extremely idealistic
13:03and dedicated
13:03to help others
13:05came from
13:06from a family
13:07wonderful
13:07it was incredibly
13:09sweet and generous
13:10he was doing
13:11the laundry
13:12and other matters
13:13around the complex
13:14residential
13:15and then he had to go
13:17to pick up the friend
13:18but she didn't show up
13:20at the appointment.
13:21The roommate
13:22Call the police.
13:24When they called me
13:26I was there
13:26with my team
13:27murder in the neighborhood
13:29general.
13:30When you receive
13:31a phone call
13:32of the genre
13:32the first thing
13:33what do you think?
13:34And
13:36what is it about
13:37what do we do?
13:40The apartment
13:41by Janine
13:42it's the one at the top
13:43where there are
13:44the vents
13:45there is the living room
13:46we went up
13:47the stairs
13:48we entered
13:48at home
13:49and here we are
13:49look around
13:50looking better
13:52we found
13:53a laundry basket
13:54containing
13:55clothes
13:56still wet
13:57and we thought
13:59which should have
14:00take him upstairs
14:01but probably
14:02had opened
14:03the door to someone
14:04and it had been
14:05chased
14:06we found it
14:08in that room
14:09from bed
14:10that one up there
14:11Here you are
14:12was
14:13stabbed
14:14raped
14:15and mass
14:17posing
14:18like Tiffany
14:19Schultz
14:20before her
14:20Janine
14:21has the same
14:22wounds
14:22of weapon
14:23cutting
14:23on the side
14:24left
14:24of the chest
14:25and it is positioned
14:26with the arms
14:27and the legs
14:27open
14:29the detail
14:31shocking
14:31of this crime
14:32it's the number
14:34of times
14:34which was
14:35stabbed
14:36it was a matter
14:38of a murder
14:39brutal
14:40the victim
14:41she was very young
14:42and the people
14:43she was horrified
14:46the killer
14:47demonstrates
14:47for the second
14:48time
14:49a modus operandi
14:50unusual
14:50and perverse
14:51the scheme
14:53of the stab wounds
14:55it's definitely
14:56his signature
14:57a classic
14:58scheme
14:59to radiate
15:00it's a phenomenon
15:03called
15:03pickering
15:04he was spearing
15:05the knife
15:06creating
15:07concentric circles
15:09environment
15:10to the part
15:10left
15:11of the chest
15:12launching
15:13stabs
15:13superficial
15:14and then
15:15deep
15:16that's what he did
15:17it's about
15:18of paraphilia
15:19a kind
15:20of ritual
15:21a particular way
15:23to attack
15:23his victims
15:24to draw from it
15:25a certain
15:25satisfaction
15:26psychological
15:27the detail
15:28that the stabs
15:29are circular
15:30and precisely
15:30above the heart
15:31it's equally
15:32important
15:33remember
15:34that these individuals
15:35they don't think
15:36solely to symbolism
15:37there is also
15:38an explanation
15:38practice
15:39the certainty
15:40of death
15:40of the victim
15:41he didn't want to
15:42let them live
15:43so as not to be
15:44identified
15:45but this time
15:46the killer
15:47he raped
15:48the victim
15:50we have
15:51spent
15:51about two days
15:52whole
15:53on the scene
15:54of the crime
15:54we have collected
15:56a quantity
15:56significant
15:57of blood
15:58and liquid
15:58seminal
15:59looking for
16:00to obtain
16:01any evidence
16:02possible
16:03while we were
16:05on site
16:05of the crime
16:06we left
16:08lit
16:08the secretariat
16:09telephone
16:10to hear
16:10if he had
16:11called someone
16:12the parents
16:14they had called her
16:15every quarter of an hour
16:16praying to her
16:17to call them back
16:18and it was
16:19rather sad
16:22it's always difficult
16:24when you look
16:25the victim
16:26and you think
16:26I have to find
16:28your killer
16:29after two murders
16:31almost identical
16:32within range
16:32of three blocks
16:33the investigators
16:34and the residents
16:35they fear the worst
16:38they were all alert
16:42we didn't expect it
16:44not in that part
16:45of Claremont
16:46it had never happened before
16:48it was a place
16:49where you shouldn't have
16:50close the door
16:51with key
16:51and when I found out
16:52of the murders
16:53I started
16:54to always close
16:55door and windows
16:57at that point
16:59the police
17:00he attributed
17:01the crime
17:02to a potential
17:03serial killer
17:04shocking
17:05the whole city
17:08in a corner
17:09of your mind
17:10you think
17:10OK
17:10I think it was
17:12a single person
17:12but they could
17:14also be
17:14two
17:15or who knows how many others
17:16we didn't know
17:18if he were a man
17:18oh don
17:19what nationality
17:20high
17:21Bass
17:22fat
17:22or thin
17:23we had no idea
17:25six weeks later
17:27the third murder
17:28of Claremont
17:28reveals a clue
17:30a witness appears
17:31eye
17:32for the brutal
17:33killing of
17:33Holly Tarr
17:34at the Buenavista complex
17:37we knew
17:38who was a black boy
17:39and we knew
17:40approximately
17:41weight
17:42height
17:42and body type
17:44we started
17:45to scout
17:46the area
17:47in search
17:47of a profile
17:48corresponding
17:51the investigators
17:53they turn to
17:53to analysts
17:54behavioral
17:55of the FBI
17:55to get
17:57the profile
17:57of the murderer
18:00I was contacted
18:02and they asked me
18:04if I was able
18:05to analyze
18:06the cases
18:06and understand
18:07if they were
18:08related
18:09three murders
18:11almost identical
18:11the profilers
18:12they all have
18:13the information
18:14necessary
18:14we have established
18:16that it was about
18:17of the same
18:18attacker
18:19they had been
18:20all stabbed
18:21to death
18:21and arranged
18:22in position
18:23supine
18:24at that point
18:26my concern
18:27was that we had
18:28really have something to do
18:29with a serial killer
18:31who stabbed
18:32women
18:33in the center
18:33of the chest
18:34and repeatedly
18:35the wounds
18:37they were deep
18:38about 15 centimeters
18:40and they had been
18:41inflicted
18:42in a manner
18:43so repeated
18:45to be found
18:47a scene
18:47Really
18:48very disturbing
18:49even more
18:51terrifying
18:52it's the familiarity
18:53of the murderer
18:54with the area
18:54of Claremont
18:57generally
18:57the criminals
18:58they don't move
18:59they strike
19:00where they feel
19:01at their ease
19:01and acquire
19:02safety
19:03the places
19:03that are his
19:04family members
19:06is found
19:07in an area
19:07in which
19:08he has that
19:08what we call
19:09mind map
19:10with which
19:11has a certain
19:12familiarity
19:12knows how to control
19:14the people
19:15and exploits
19:15the concept
19:16of the area
19:17of comfort
19:17like a predator
19:18that is looked at
19:19environment
19:19and that controls
19:21if there is the police
19:22to preside
19:23the place
19:24he was a criminal
19:25high risk
19:26why was it introduced
19:28in broad daylight
19:29in occupied buildings
19:30and committed murders
19:32from the outside
19:34it seemed highly risky
19:35but he
19:36he felt
19:37at ease
19:38because he knew
19:39the area
19:40the investigators
19:41they have a profile
19:42and they scout
19:43the surrounding area
19:44Ollie's murder
19:45there is a track
19:47to follow
19:49there was a signature
19:51of entry
19:51on a form
19:53of the swimming pool
19:53in which
19:54Ollie and Tammy
19:54they had gone
19:56that day
19:59checking
19:59the entrances
20:00at the wellness center
20:01they saw
20:03the name
20:03by Cliofus Prince
20:05it's about
20:06of a resident
20:07of the complex
20:08residential
20:08Buenavista
20:09Cliofus Prince
20:11Junior
20:14later
20:15to a series
20:16of brutal murders
20:17in the neighborhood
20:17of Claremont
20:18in San Diego
20:19the police
20:20follows a potential
20:21track
20:21in search
20:22of the elusive
20:23murderer
20:24Cliofus Prince
20:25Junior
20:25inhabitant
20:26of the complex
20:27Buenavista
20:28he entered
20:29in the swimming pool
20:29the same day
20:30in which it was
20:31killed
20:31Ollie and Tara
20:32he said
20:33that day
20:34he had gone to work
20:35that he didn't know
20:37nothing at all
20:37and when we have them
20:39asked for a sample
20:40of blood
20:41and the footprints
20:42digital
20:43he replied
20:43not even in your dreams
20:45just search
20:46a scapegoat
20:48refusing
20:48to collaborate
20:49he raised
20:50further suspicions
20:51but we didn't have
20:52enough evidence
20:53so we have it
20:54left alone
20:55and we have
20:56kept searching
20:58the situation
20:59he took
20:59a strange fold
21:00why did he come
21:01at our house
21:01to complain
21:02that the police
21:03he wanted the champions
21:03of his blood
21:04and its DNA
21:05and he told us
21:06I won't give them to him
21:07they're just looking
21:08to force myself
21:09they got fixated
21:10about me
21:10and we
21:11give him some hair
21:12and a blood sample
21:13so they will leave you
21:14in peace
21:15it's not the first time
21:16what a Prince
21:17has to do with
21:18with the authorities
21:19his career
21:20in the navy
21:21it was crushed
21:26for a petty theft
21:28had spent
21:29a short period
21:29in a military prison
21:31he was sent away
21:33and it was then
21:34who moved
21:36overall
21:37residential
21:38Buenavista
21:39and he put himself
21:40to work
21:40for a company
21:41which produced cables
21:44free from rules
21:45restrictive
21:46of the navy
21:46to Prince
21:47there is nothing left
21:48than getting by on your own
21:49he didn't seem to know
21:51what to do
21:52of his life
21:52he no longer had
21:54the structure
21:55the protection
21:56or supervision
21:57of the army
21:58in that period
22:00he was alone
22:02he started
22:03to maintain itself
22:04thanks to the thefts
22:06becoming
22:07so skilled
22:08to teach
22:09to others
22:09what he did
22:11he showed us
22:13how he acted
22:14socks on hands
22:16credit cards
22:18nothing difficult
22:19he forced the locks
22:20with a knife
22:21and entered
22:24he was insured
22:25that there was no one
22:26and that no one
22:27he saw it
22:27he taught us this
22:30despite Prince
22:31have firmly
22:32denied
22:32any involvement
22:34in the murder
22:34by Holly Tar
22:35disappears from Claremont
22:37Cleophus Prince
22:38lived in the complex
22:40Buena Vista residential
22:41when they were killed
22:43Tiffany Schultz
22:44Janine Weinhold
22:45and Holly Tar
22:46then he moved
22:50after nine months
22:51the tracks are lost
22:53of the murderer
22:54of Claremont
22:55and the attacks
22:56they seem to have stopped
23:00I was sitting
23:01at my desk
23:02and he called me
23:03the boss
23:03of the homicide squad
23:04what he told me
23:06you have to immediately
23:08come
23:08on Honors Drive
23:09there was
23:10a double homicide
23:14I thought
23:17damn!
23:18he's back
23:18he struck again
23:20he didn't stop
23:22I tried
23:24a feeling
23:26really terrible
23:27he had disappeared
23:28for a while
23:29and then
23:29boom
23:30September 13th
23:32of 1990
23:33the police
23:35he finds himself
23:35At home
23:36of the 42-year-old
23:37Pamela Clark
23:37and daughter Amber
23:41there were two cars
23:42parked
23:43in the driveway
23:44Pamela has been found
23:45on the floor
23:46near the door
23:47entrance
23:47entering immediately
23:49left
23:49Amber was
23:50at the end of the corridor
23:52both had been
23:53visibly
23:54stabbings
23:54several times
23:57the position
23:58of the body
23:58by Pamela
23:59reveals
23:59a dynamic
24:00unsettling
24:01I believe
24:02that it was
24:03in the shower
24:03because to our
24:04I arrive
24:05he had hair
24:06wet
24:06she was naked
24:07and there were
24:08of the signs
24:09of dragging
24:10from the door
24:10up to where
24:11he was located
24:12there were traces
24:13of blood
24:14on the door
24:15which had been
24:15closed
24:16banging
24:16to make sure
24:18that he couldn't
24:18go out
24:20to Mrs. Clark
24:21a ring was missing
24:22both
24:23they had been
24:24stabbings
24:2511 times
24:26in the center
24:26of the chest
24:27and positioned
24:28in a certain way
24:29the mother
24:30he had arms
24:31above the head
24:32and a big knife
24:34pointed
24:35to the head
24:36the investigators
24:37they are scouting
24:38the house
24:38scrupulously
24:39in search
24:40of evidence
24:41that reveal
24:41the identity
24:42of the murderer
24:43we spent
24:44several days
24:45in the house
24:46by Pamela
24:46and Amber Clark
24:47inspecting
24:48every room
24:51and the courtyard
24:52on the back
24:53and so
24:54we found
24:55of the footprints
24:56as for the three
24:57previous murders
24:58there are no obvious ones
25:00signs of forced entry
25:01he was demonstrating
25:03a real skill
25:04in introducing himself
25:05in the apartments
25:05considering the thefts
25:07which he had accomplished
25:08in the past
25:09one of the hypotheses
25:10what we had done
25:11was that he had
25:12a past
25:13as a burglar
25:15if a woman
25:16she is killed
25:17or seized
25:17in his house
25:18there is 65%
25:20of probabilities
25:21that it is a work
25:21of a burglar
25:22because it feels
25:23at ease
25:24thanks to his
25:25experience
25:26in thefts
25:26apartment
25:27can be introduced
25:28at home
25:29and so on
25:30the absence of evidence
25:32that provide
25:32concrete suspicions
25:33to the investigators
25:34it's frustrating
25:36every time
25:38that we were entering
25:40in that house
25:40we thought
25:42good heavens
25:43what can we do
25:44that we haven't already done
25:46to take
25:46this man
25:47there is something
25:48that we could have
25:49do better
25:50and the answer
25:51it was always
25:52No
25:54why we did it
25:55everything possible
26:01but the sadistic murderer
26:03he's already planning
26:04the next attack
26:05five months later
26:07an unexpected encounter
26:09will give a twist
26:10to the investigations
26:12he lived here
26:13my neighbor
26:14when I came home
26:15from the gym
26:16he was sitting under the porch
26:17to read the newspaper
26:20this was my apartment
26:21at the time
26:24Geraldine and her boyfriend
26:25they lived 24 kilometers away
26:27from Claremont
26:30they knew about the murders
26:31but being far away
26:33from the epicenter
26:34they were not at all
26:35worried
26:36I wasn't worried
26:38for what was happening
26:39I didn't think so
26:40that would have happened
26:41just to me
26:42my husband and I
26:43we were about to get married
26:44and I was pretty taken
26:46from the preparations
26:47for the wedding
26:48Obviously
26:51Geraldine spends
26:53the morning
26:53in the gym
26:54and come back home
26:56to take care of
26:56some preparations
26:57of the wedding
26:58returned home
26:59I undressed
27:01I turned on the shower
27:03and I heard
27:05some noises
27:05at the door
27:06it was a kind
27:07of clinking
27:08I looked
27:09in the peephole
27:10and I saw
27:11a black boy
27:12who was tinkering
27:13aggressively
27:14with the lock
27:15I was certain
27:16That
27:16that he was about to enter
27:18And
27:20I understand
27:21that I didn't have
27:22neither
27:22a second
27:23to lose
27:25Like this
27:25I wore
27:26quickly
27:27a tracksuit
27:27who was in the room
27:28from bed
27:29and I went out
27:30from the door
27:30sliding
27:31on the back
27:33after being
27:34escaped
27:34from the apartment
27:35Geraldine
27:36he runs to a neighbor
27:38when I did
27:39the tour
27:40of the house
27:40together with my neighbor
27:42we passed by
27:43from here
27:47we were just
27:48down here
27:48I was very scared
27:50at that moment
27:52they faced
27:53the man
27:53that was
27:54breaking into
27:55the lock
27:56the intruder
27:57he didn't have
27:58no escape route
27:59it was rather
28:01muscular
28:02he wasn't very tall
28:03but it seemed
28:04definitely strong
28:05he arrived here
28:06me and my neighbor
28:08we found each other
28:09here
28:09Therefore
28:10practically
28:11he went through it
28:12in front of
28:13I thought
28:15that could have
28:16attack us
28:17if he had come closer
28:19he didn't stop
28:20and after having passed
28:22Geraldine
28:22he ran to his car
28:24and he ran away
28:25we heard
28:26his car
28:27and we saw him run away
28:29he had a muffler
28:30very noisy
28:31and my neighbor
28:32he said
28:35I think it is
28:36the Claremont killer
28:37that everyone is talking about
28:38let's call the police
28:40it's the first time
28:42that someone
28:42faces
28:43the killer
28:43of Claremont
28:45but in front
28:46to a single description
28:47and millions of inhabitants
28:49the investigators
28:50they remain helpless
28:51nevertheless
28:52the next day
28:53there are significant developments
28:57that morning
28:58I got up
28:58to go to work
28:59my
29:01station
29:02it's just
29:02near the window
29:04and looks out
29:05on the parking lot
29:05suddenly
29:07I heard a noise
29:08it almost seemed like
29:09that someone
29:09had shot
29:10I was alarmed
29:11and I immediately thought
29:12that it was him
29:13On the contrary
29:14I knew
29:14that was him
29:16Like this
29:16I looked up
29:18and it was right there
29:19in front of me
29:20I had
29:21accompanied
29:22the receptionist
29:23at work
29:25for a strange joke
29:26of destiny
29:27the receptionist
29:28of the office
29:29arrives at work
29:30with the man
29:31who tried
29:32to introduce oneself
29:32at Geraldine's house
29:33he couldn't believe it
29:35to what was happening
29:36so I called right away
29:37the police
29:38and I said
29:38it's here
29:39you have to come and get it
29:40it's here
29:41I waited
29:43that they arrived
29:43the agents
29:44but
29:44suddenly
29:46he was gone
29:47there was no more
29:50thanks to the description
29:51of the intruder
29:52and his car
29:53the agents
29:53they are alerted
29:54and throughout the city
29:56the hunt begins
29:57to the man
30:00a policeman
30:01he spotted
30:02the parked car
30:03in front of a gym
30:05and stopped her
30:06he then searched her
30:08and found
30:09knives
30:10gloves
30:11and other objects
30:12inside it
30:13and so
30:14he arrested
30:15the driver
30:16for attempted theft
30:17with burglary
30:18at home
30:20by Geraldine
30:20the arrested man
30:22in front of the gym
30:23he is 24 years old
30:24fitness fanatic
30:25Cleophus Prince Jr
30:27the police though
30:28he doesn't have enough evidence
30:30to hold him back
30:30and so Prince
30:31pay the bail
30:32and flees south
30:33at that point
30:35Prince
30:36left San Diego
30:37to reach
30:38the parents
30:39in Alabama
30:39certain that the murderer
30:41of Claremont
30:41has just been released
30:43the investigators
30:44they concentrate
30:45on people close to you
30:46to Prince
30:46starting to detect
30:48some elements
30:50disturbing
30:50of his character
30:53he once said
30:57you don't know how much
30:59it's exciting
31:02take
31:03a girl
31:05and drag it
31:06in the tub
31:07bathroom
31:07tie her up
31:09have sex
31:10with her
31:10and then leave it there
31:12we were shocked
31:14he burst out laughing
31:15and we thought
31:16what the hell is he saying
31:18we don't understand
31:18none of the conversations
31:20had nothing to do with it
31:21with this
31:21it came out like this
31:22he told one
31:24of his friends
31:25that had to be seen
31:26with this mother
31:27and his daughter
31:28and then
31:29someone connected them
31:30to the description
31:31of the victims
31:32of the serial killer
31:33the news
31:34of Prince's arrest
31:35it's starting to spread
31:37throughout the area
31:37of Claremont
31:38my brother
31:39he told me
31:40you know that Cliofus
31:41he is the Claremont killer
31:43and I
31:43What?
31:45it was Cliofus
31:46to kill them?
31:47No
31:48No
31:49I don't believe it
31:50now it's in the central office
31:53but the investigators
31:54they concentrate more
31:55on alarming stories
31:57that are starting to emerge
31:58reviewing the elements
32:00at our disposal
32:01we investigated
32:02again
32:03on every murder
32:05we got it
32:06several mandates
32:07of search
32:08and so
32:09the ring was found
32:10by Holly Tar
32:11in the apartment
32:13of the girl
32:13by Cliofus
32:14at the time of arrest
32:16Prince is obliged
32:17to provide
32:17a blood sample
32:19and slowly
32:20the evidence against him
32:21they become overwhelming
32:23they found
32:24a correspondence
32:25between the seminal fluid
32:26found on the body
32:27by Janine
32:28and the blood sample
32:30provided
32:30after the arrest
32:32in the parking lot
32:32of the Miramar gym
32:33at that point
32:35they knew for sure
32:36that it was him
32:37we had collected
32:38jewelry items
32:40and numerous testimonies
32:41we had in hand
32:43a lot of information
32:44and tests
32:44that tied
32:46Prince
32:47to different scenes
32:49of the crime
32:53the authorities
32:54they don't have to wait
32:55long
32:56to incriminate Prince
32:58arrested in Alabama
32:59for a petty theft
33:00he is extradited
33:01in San Diego
33:03at the moment
33:05of the arrest
33:06he did not show
33:07no emotion
33:08he wasn't upset
33:10and not even agitated
33:11he was unperturbed
33:13and unrepentant
33:15these are behaviors
33:17which indicate
33:17which probably
33:18he was a psychopath
33:20during preparation
33:22of the process
33:22the investigators
33:24they discover
33:24another
33:25terrifying detail
33:27welcome
33:28at the 5 o'clock edition
33:29by News 8
33:31he is accused
33:32of 5 murders
33:33and now
33:33suspected
33:34of a sixth
33:34they increase
33:35the charges
33:36at your expense
33:37by Cleophus Prince
33:38accused
33:39to be
33:39the killer
33:40of Claremont
33:42in 1991
33:43Cleophus Prince
33:44he is arrested
33:45in Alabama
33:46while the accusation
33:47and the investigators
33:48they are getting ready
33:49at the trial
33:49the profilers
33:50of the FBI
33:51they find
33:52the paw
33:52by Prince
33:53in one case
33:53unresolved
33:54of May
33:541990
33:56dating back
33:56at 4 weeks
33:57After
33:58the murder
33:58by Holly Tar
34:03we were there
34:04bringing
34:05on the scene
34:06of the crime
34:06Keller
34:07they called me
34:09to view it
34:10it was very far away
34:12where they had been from
34:14killed
34:14the other women
34:15And
34:16the situation
34:18it was a bit
34:19different
34:23different
34:23but no less
34:24unsettling
34:27we can't now
34:29enter
34:29but it was over there
34:30it was found
34:32in the room
34:33from bed
34:33Obviously
34:36was
34:37stabbed
34:38he beat her
34:39to such an extent
34:40to make it
34:41Almost
34:41unrecognizable
34:42he had stolen from her
34:44the ring
34:44she was lying down
34:46on the floor
34:46but not positioned
34:48Exactly
34:49like the others
34:52we knew
34:52that the suspect
34:55he had entered
34:55from a window
34:56open
34:57and that he had it
34:57attacked
34:59Elisa
34:59it was very different
35:00from the other victims
35:01she was older
35:03and robust
35:05he lived
35:05in the apartment
35:06with a daughter
35:07that day
35:08he wasn't at home
35:10I think that
35:10Cleophus
35:11wanted to attack
35:12the girl
35:13but he didn't know
35:14that the mother
35:15he was there
35:15and when
35:17he did not find
35:17the daughter
35:18he attacked
35:19Elisa
35:19and killed her
35:20once
35:21collections
35:22all the elements
35:22of the case
35:23I understood immediately
35:24that it was about
35:25more of our man
35:26there was the same pattern
35:28of stab wounds
35:29in the center of the chest
35:30the same depth
35:31of the wounds
35:32on the scene
35:33of the crime
35:34there was clearly
35:35his signature
35:40later
35:41it was discovered
35:41that from Claremont
35:42Prince
35:43he moved
35:44just 500 meters away
35:45from Elisa's house
35:48I think that
35:49he moved
35:50here
35:50because the complex
35:51of Buenavista
35:52the situation
35:53it had become hot
35:54and couldn't turn
35:56without meeting
35:57a policeman
35:58during the process
35:59Prince
36:00listen in silence
36:01the overwhelming evidence
36:02filed against him
36:04In the end
36:05remain impassive
36:06When
36:07after eight months
36:07the judge
36:08he condemns it
36:09to the death penalty
36:11Therefore
36:11the killer breaks
36:12the silence
36:13addressing
36:14to families
36:15of women
36:15who killed
36:16I didn't kill
36:17your daughters
36:18I don't know what
36:19is happening
36:20here
36:20but there are
36:21many tests
36:22which demonstrate
36:23that I have not been
36:24I'm the one to do it
36:25I am sorry
36:26for your daughters
36:27killed
36:27even if the press
36:29he says I don't try
36:30feelings
36:30I cried
36:31seeing the photos
36:32of your girls
36:33and the way in which
36:34they were tortured
36:35it hurts me
36:36how it hurts
36:37all of you
36:37but it wasn't me
36:40Prince maintains
36:41this version
36:42even with friends
36:43that they go there
36:44to find in prison
36:45I had to see his face
36:47I didn't believe it
36:48I couldn't do it
36:49when I arrived
36:51I asked him
36:54but what's happening
36:56Friend
36:58it really was you
37:00and he
37:01with a blank look
37:02No
37:02I don't know what it's about
37:03you're talking
37:06there is too much evidence
37:08against him
37:08I'm sorry to say it
37:10if he turns out to be innocent
37:11it would be the biggest
37:12injustice of the world
37:13the largest
37:16from prison
37:18Prince
37:18continues to declare itself
37:20innocent
37:21I just want you to know
37:23that I am innocent
37:24even if they sentenced me
37:26I am not guilty
37:27I didn't kill anyone
37:29I'm not the killer
37:31of Claremont
37:32I'm not crazy
37:33I sleep soundly
37:35I have a clear conscience
37:36because I know I haven't killed anyone
37:39if we seek the truth
37:41by a sadistic serial killer
37:42we are completely off track
37:45these individuals
37:46they lie pathologically
37:48even when they don't have to
37:49you can't believe people like Prince
37:52or any other sadistic serial killer
37:55the lie
37:56gives them a sense of dominance
38:00this sense of control
38:02plays a decisive role
38:04in brutal premeditation
38:05of Prince's attacks
38:07he was lurking targeting these women
38:10it could have been a gym
38:13of a swimming pool
38:14or he was watching them
38:16in the vicinity of their apartments
38:19he parked in this area
38:21and watched the entrance
38:22Then
38:22when women went out
38:25he followed them
38:27like a predator on the hunt
38:30of his victim
38:35he seemed to know exactly
38:37when to attack
38:38and he seemed to know
38:40when he would find them
38:41alone at home
38:42and not only
38:43maybe in the shower
38:46we asked ourselves
38:47how he did it
38:48to feel the flow of water
38:49that crossed the apartments
38:51that was it
38:53the moment when
38:54was introduced
38:55it is possible
38:56we opened the taps
38:58and we went down
38:59on the landing
39:00on the first floor
39:01and in fact
39:02we heard the water
39:03that flowed
39:04in the pipes
39:05to tell the truth
39:06the moment
39:07more terrifying
39:08in the history of cinema
39:10it's the scene
39:11of the shower
39:12in Psycho
39:12I believe
39:13that a person
39:15feel very vulnerable
39:16in such a situation
39:18when she's alone
39:19in the shower
39:22it was the choice
39:23of Prince's victims
39:24to make it
39:25an anomalous case
39:26at the time
39:28most
39:29of serial murders
39:30it happened inside
39:31of the same ethnicity
39:32but there are
39:33of the exceptions
39:34and so
39:36we must consider them
39:39actually
39:40it's unusual
39:41that a serial killer
39:42kill people
39:43of different ethnicity
39:44I don't know if anyone
39:45know how to give an answer
39:47on why they do it
39:48if not out of anger
39:49or resentment
39:52I wouldn't do it
39:53a speech
39:54of ethnicity
39:54just because Prince
39:55he killed
39:56and he hated women
39:57white
39:58In my opinion
39:59his case
39:59he has absolutely no
40:00nothing to do
40:01with racial hatred
40:04what drove Prince
40:05to commit
40:06such horrible acts
40:09could be
40:10simply
40:11a question
40:11of resentment
40:12see these women
40:14who have more than him
40:15maybe you feel it
40:17vulnerable
40:18insecure
40:19and helpless
40:19and wants to throw himself
40:21about people
40:22who believes
40:23they target him
40:26in cases like this
40:28the multiple wounds
40:29of cutting weapon
40:30and the position
40:31of the body
40:31they are equated
40:32to sex
40:33the violence
40:35it's a vent
40:36of their sexuality
40:38I think it's about
40:39of pure anger
40:40of a sexual outburst
40:42one thing
40:43who thought
40:44and which he put into practice
40:45experiencing certain feelings
40:47and that unfortunately
40:48he made victims
40:51but I'm a policeman
40:53not a shrink
40:55Prince has become
40:56thus growing
40:58or was born
41:00to kill
41:00how do you become
41:02a serial killer
41:03what kind of influences
41:05contribute
41:06to get you caught
41:07that direction
41:08it's a question
41:09on which
41:10many experts debate
41:11Surely
41:13genetics
41:14has an important role
41:16as well as the environment
41:17here they are
41:19so many factors
41:20to consider
41:21it's a question
41:22decidedly thorny
41:23and it's very difficult
41:24answer
41:29he led a life
41:30quite normal
41:31he was able to integrate
41:33with anyone
41:34had a long relationship
41:36with a girl
41:37he was eloquent
41:39it looked very good
41:41he was sociable
41:42and extroverted
41:43did not wake up
41:44any kind of suspicion
41:46it seemed
41:47completely normal
41:51it seems that in his life
41:53there is nothing
41:54what reasons
41:55the murders
41:56in particular
41:57it's getting closer
41:59to an individual
42:00it was wanted
42:00in a serial killer
42:02not for environmental reasons
42:04or experiences
42:05like abuse
42:06or brain trauma
42:08but simply
42:09because he wanted to be
42:11Yes
42:11he was born to kill
42:13Prince continues
42:14to spend
42:15his days
42:15in the arm
42:16of death
42:16of San Quentin
42:17but who survived
42:19don't forget
42:20the horrors
42:21who has accomplished
42:22he was excited
42:23to kill people
42:25he liked it
42:25a person
42:27that does one thing
42:28of the genre
42:28she is very sick
42:30for him
42:31it was an experience
42:33electrifying
42:35Cleophus Prince
42:36he is a person
42:37downright evil
42:38he is possessed
42:40from the devil
42:41and as far as I'm concerned
42:42when he will die
42:43will burn
42:44to hell
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