Courtney Browen

but they had to let him go. However, months later, Sergeant Jeff Whitmer received a random fax from a detective in Georgetown. His name was Gary Miller, and he had worked the unsolved murder of Jessica Roach, the girl who was found murdered after her bike went missing in the middle of the road.

but they had to let him go. However, months later, Sergeant Jeff Whitmer received a random fax from a detective in Georgetown. His name was Gary Miller, and he had worked the unsolved murder of Jessica Roach, the girl who was found murdered after her bike went missing in the middle of the road.

but they had to let him go. However, months later, Sergeant Jeff Whitmer received a random fax from a detective in Georgetown. His name was Gary Miller, and he had worked the unsolved murder of Jessica Roach, the girl who was found murdered after her bike went missing in the middle of the road.

Now, Gary Miller had seen that Larry Hall had been involved in these two attempted kidnappings, and he was beginning to wonder if he could have been responsible for Jessica's murder. Now, when Jeff Whitmer received this fax, he knew that they were onto something, and he and Gary Miller quickly connected.

Now, Gary Miller had seen that Larry Hall had been involved in these two attempted kidnappings, and he was beginning to wonder if he could have been responsible for Jessica's murder. Now, when Jeff Whitmer received this fax, he knew that they were onto something, and he and Gary Miller quickly connected.

Now, Gary Miller had seen that Larry Hall had been involved in these two attempted kidnappings, and he was beginning to wonder if he could have been responsible for Jessica's murder. Now, when Jeff Whitmer received this fax, he knew that they were onto something, and he and Gary Miller quickly connected.

When they finally talked on the phone, one of the first things he asked Gary was, quote, "'Is there a military reenactment in Georgetown?' To which Gary said, "'Yes.'" As it turns out, there had been a Revolutionary War reenactment on September 19th, 1993 in Forest Glen Park, which was the day before Jessica went missing.

When they finally talked on the phone, one of the first things he asked Gary was, quote, "'Is there a military reenactment in Georgetown?' To which Gary said, "'Yes.'" As it turns out, there had been a Revolutionary War reenactment on September 19th, 1993 in Forest Glen Park, which was the day before Jessica went missing.

When they finally talked on the phone, one of the first things he asked Gary was, quote, "'Is there a military reenactment in Georgetown?' To which Gary said, "'Yes.'" As it turns out, there had been a Revolutionary War reenactment on September 19th, 1993 in Forest Glen Park, which was the day before Jessica went missing.

And the location of the reenactment was only five miles away from where Jessica went missing. So immediately, the detectives knew that they were onto something. Detective Gary Miller believed that they were finally about to find Jessica's killer. Now following this, Word got around that Larry Hall was a suspect in these abductions and murders of young women around Indiana and Illinois.

And the location of the reenactment was only five miles away from where Jessica went missing. So immediately, the detectives knew that they were onto something. Detective Gary Miller believed that they were finally about to find Jessica's killer. Now following this, Word got around that Larry Hall was a suspect in these abductions and murders of young women around Indiana and Illinois.

And the location of the reenactment was only five miles away from where Jessica went missing. So immediately, the detectives knew that they were onto something. Detective Gary Miller believed that they were finally about to find Jessica's killer. Now following this, Word got around that Larry Hall was a suspect in these abductions and murders of young women around Indiana and Illinois.

And the detectives who worked Trisha Reitler's murder, the girl who went missing from campus, began to wonder if he was responsible for her disappearance as well. So from here, all of these detectives started working together. On November 2nd, 1994, they all met up at the Wabash Police Department. where they would finally get to interview Larry Hall.

And the detectives who worked Trisha Reitler's murder, the girl who went missing from campus, began to wonder if he was responsible for her disappearance as well. So from here, all of these detectives started working together. On November 2nd, 1994, they all met up at the Wabash Police Department. where they would finally get to interview Larry Hall.

And the detectives who worked Trisha Reitler's murder, the girl who went missing from campus, began to wonder if he was responsible for her disappearance as well. So from here, all of these detectives started working together. On November 2nd, 1994, they all met up at the Wabash Police Department. where they would finally get to interview Larry Hall.

Inside of the interrogation room, detectives took turns questioning him. At first, they noticed he was very soft-spoken and polite, but when they asked about his van being connected and two attempted abductions, Larry started to get nervous. At first, he denied being involved, but the detectives had him backed into a corner. They wrote down your license plate, Larry. How do you explain that?

Inside of the interrogation room, detectives took turns questioning him. At first, they noticed he was very soft-spoken and polite, but when they asked about his van being connected and two attempted abductions, Larry started to get nervous. At first, he denied being involved, but the detectives had him backed into a corner. They wrote down your license plate, Larry. How do you explain that?

Inside of the interrogation room, detectives took turns questioning him. At first, they noticed he was very soft-spoken and polite, but when they asked about his van being connected and two attempted abductions, Larry started to get nervous. At first, he denied being involved, but the detectives had him backed into a corner. They wrote down your license plate, Larry. How do you explain that?

They asked. Larry became visibly agitated, saying, quote, Well, if I did talk to those girls, it was only because I was trying to be polite. I wasn't trying to kidnap them. But the detectives started to turn up the heat. They could tell that Larry was an insecure man, that he wasn't comfortable around women. So Detective Gary Miller decided to take advantage of that.

They asked. Larry became visibly agitated, saying, quote, Well, if I did talk to those girls, it was only because I was trying to be polite. I wasn't trying to kidnap them. But the detectives started to turn up the heat. They could tell that Larry was an insecure man, that he wasn't comfortable around women. So Detective Gary Miller decided to take advantage of that.