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It is rather disarming when you're trying to find the Hawks, and he's admitting to the money laundering piece on his side. It was unusual that someone would admit that to the police.

Once the press hit, immediately our tip line started going off.

Their boat was moored in Newport Harbor right off 15th Street, and they would use their small boat to travel back and forth from the dock to the well-deserved.

We met with Carter Ford and we went out to the boat. From a distance, you probably wouldn't notice too much. But as you get closer, the first thing you notice is that the boat was tied, that lines were hanging kind of over the side of the boat.

They were a very close-knit family. So if they couldn't be reached over a certain period of time, all kinds of alarm bells went off.

I knew they thought they might be selling the boat.

They bid me goodbye on the phone Monday morning. The next thing I heard was a voicemail from Jackie and said that, we're still at sea. I'll be in touch with you again.

For me, it was a worrisome mystery. I wanted more information. I wanted to know who was his would-be buyer.

Most missing persons investigations, the person's found in a very short amount of time. It's either lack of communication or perhaps they went somewhere else that they weren't expected to. Jim Hawks, Tom Hawks' brother, he had already done his homework on his own. Once our investigators start talking with him, we knew we needed to really start looking hard.

They recovered her rather quickly. Keys was so accurate as to where her remains were. It was rather incredible how well he remembered that.

We still have a lot of unanswered questions at this point.

Never met her.

I had my police scanner on and I had it in my ear.

He's definitely picked a fighter with Samantha. I think she was just fighting in every way that she possibly could.

I told her that it was going to be a quick exchange as far as a ransom of some kind. And that was the impression she was under.

While Keyes is driving around Anchorage, he asks for Samantha's cell phone and Samantha tells him that it's still at the coffee hut. So Keyes drives back to the coffee hut in order to retrieve Samantha's cell phone.

It's after midnight, early morning hours, when Keys gets back to his residence. He takes Samantha into his shed, which is adjacent to his home. At the time, his girlfriend was in the home, was still awake. His daughter was also at home asleep.

She wasn't going to live.

At that point upon his return, Samantha is still in his shed.

He told us he had flown from Alaska into Las Vegas, and that he had rented a car there, and he had driven from Las Vegas to Texas to attend his sister's wedding.

We decided to perform a warrantless search on the vehicle, because if we hadn't, then Israel could have left in that car.

In the ATM videos, the person taking money out of the ATM wore what looked like the same shoes. When we opened the trunk and the ranger started going through things in the trunk of the car.

And gloves.

We found a gray hoodie that appeared to be the same hoodie that the perpetrator had been wearing in the ATM videos. And in the pocket of that was this gray piece of cloth that looked like a mask. We also found the amber shooting glasses. We got our guy.

After he was put under arrest, he was transported to the Lufkin Police Department. The Ranger and I do a thorough search of Israel's wallet, and we found Samantha's ATM card. Samantha's cell phone was in the car. At this point, we still don't know if he is the person who has abducted Samantha. but we are convinced that he is the person who was withdrawing money from the ATM.

As the pieces of the puzzle start coming together, it's a feeling like nothing you can ever experience. A girl's missing, and we might have the guy who took her. We might be able to find her. and bring her home safe.

We were able to see some computers from his home.

The whole shed was put onto a flatbed and taken back to the FBI building here in Anchorage.

It was just chaotic in the office. We're trying to find out absolutely everything we can about this individual. How is he connected to Samantha? Is he connected to Samantha at all? There is just a lot of mystery behind him. What does he do for a living? What's his criminal history like? Does anyone else live in his house?

At this point, Keyes is charged federally, extradited back to Alaska.

He's charged with theft of an access device, which is for the debit card, the use of that debit card.

Myself, Jolene, and some other investigators were in a separate room where we were able to listen in to what was going on.

We have no idea what to expect.

So we're just sitting there on the edges of our seat, just wondering what he's going to say.

So Valerie had actually come from work, so she was literally wearing scrubs from the vet clinic along with Dr. McDaniel monogrammed on the scrub jacket.

No, we're not trying to hide her identity at all.

And he finally gets her to say that she does, in fact, want him to be killed.

And that's when he said, well, if you want that done, it's going to be another $10,000. And Valerie said, OK, I have to pay you out in installments of it, but I'll pay you $10,000.

She had just gotten divorced and taken a loan out of $1.2 million to pay Mac McDaniel as part of that divorce. So liquidity may have been an issue for them. So she had to pay $1.25 in the divorce? She had to take a loan out.

I believe Leon and Valerie paid for the bill. It was very nice of them.

They do a series of pictures of him dead.

She is in no way surprised that this happened. She knew that he had a temper, he would explode, and now that she was denying him access to herself, like, he became obsessed with her.

So at that point, we've closed both cases, but we decided we wanted to go an extra step. And so that extra step was the death notice.

Absolutely. I think right there, that's great evidence for us.

He stands at the threshold of the apartment. They allow her to go get her daughter. She brings the daughter to the threshold and then hands the daughter off to Mac. And that was the last time that she saw her daughter.

I thought you were dead.

Something is off. She's just a little girl. You think she's faking it? She has adult teeth? There are signs of puberty?

Not for the state, Your Honor. No, Judge, thank you.

They keep having to tell her to speak up, and she says things like, you know, so you wanted your husband killed. You know, you can't nod. You have to say yes. Be like, yes, that's what I wanted.

How does Valerie get from well-respected vet to hiring a hitman to suicide? I think that you're going to find this linchpin of that is Leon Jacob.

She wouldn't hang out with her friends anymore, which is all classic stalker method of operation. You cut them off from their friends, you seclude them.

Thank you. The state of Texas calls Megan Varikas.

And ultimately, did the police file charges in that case?

Do you know why they wanted to take photos of you?

Did the officers ask you to do something for them?

Is that you laying face down in the grass with that pig's blood all over you?

And that thought upset you?

That would have put you sleeping with Valerie McDaniel just seven days after you and Megan broke up, correct?

Okay. So when you tell the members of this jury that you're heart sick over Megan, that's not really true, is it?

Did you not want anybody hurt when you said, inject her with potassium chloride, stop her heart, untraceable?

Not those exact words, I did not.

This defendant cannot be trusted to live among us. He's terrorized too many people for too long. The only appropriate punishment in this case is life.

They have Zach call Leon and say, hey, I got a guy. He's going to do the hit for us.

Did he just say both issues? So HPD is learning, oh, there's a second person they're trying to take care of.

At that point, they decide to meet at the Olive Garden.

We had the exits from this residence. We saw cars going by, but we couldn't identify them. The cameras didn't have enough resolution.

At this point, it's four years into the marriage, and it's in fact in a very precarious position. And Celeste meets someone who is going to change the course of her marriage to Stephen forever.

At this point, it's 1999, four years into her marriage with Stephen Beard. And Celeste knows the marriage is in trouble.

Once they're out of St. David's Pavilion, they continued their friendship, and they would sometimes meet several times a week in the evenings.

steve became irate and ordered her to leave she was never welcome there again i remember celeste thinking it wasn't a big deal it was a big scene in front of all of her friends it wasn't romantic she never kissed her or she kissed you no she tried to kiss me after that barbecue stephen was really upset and he made it clear to celeste that he wanted a divorce

As they have other times in the past, the two reconciled. It's a pattern.

What is going on there?

Detectives also learned that at the time the intruder is entering the house, Jennifer is not even there. She's at the lake house. And Celeste is sleeping in Christina's room in another part of the house.

The detectives also learned that it appeared the intruder went in the house and made a beeline for the master bedroom where Steven Beard was sleeping alone in bed. Stood at the foot of the bed and fired one shot into him.

The Austin Country Club was a place where prominent, wealthy members of the community would go, and one of its members was a man named Stephen Beard, a very successful TV executive.

Three and a half months after Stephen Beard was shot, he died.

Sad. Very sad. After an investigation, the charges against Tracy are elevated to murder. Meanwhile, Celeste goes on with her life, spending Steve's money.

Celeste agrees to check herself into Timberlawn for some psychiatric care. Meanwhile, her daughters are just trying to get their lives back to normal.

Celeste wants Christina to come to the hospital to get her, but Christina won't do it. Instead, Jennifer drives to the hospital, and Celeste is livid.

Jennifer dropped Celeste off at home. The twins are not living with their mother anymore, and they don't want her to know where they're living. They're getting a little scared of her.

Is that tape the original recording?

Stephen Beard was a very wealthy TV executive in Austin, Texas, who married a woman who was a waitress at his country club named Celeste.

What happened is that an intruder broke into his house, shot him in the stomach, and he would die months later.

With the judge's decision, she's going on with her life. But it did raise a few eyebrows, which she soon did.

She was adopted by Edwin and Nancy Johnson almost immediately.

The prosecutors are Allison Wetzel and Gary Cobb, veteran, experienced trial attorneys.

Ms. Tarleton, please stand, raise your right hand, and please start your line of work. And the main drama of the case... Please state your name, please. Tracy Tarleton. ...is when Tracy takes the stand.

These are your own internal conversations with yourself. You put your thoughts down. It's a real window into a person's head, heart, soul.

It was pretty clear that this now was a she said, she said. Tracy says one thing, Celeste says another.

The move to Washington did not sit well with Celeste. It was hard for her to adjust.

And of course, the key part, the very end of that recording. It's one of the biggest moments of the trial.

Is that tape the original recording? They spliced the tape.

But remember, there's also the question about the thousands of dollars that Celeste paid to her assistant, Donna Goodson.

Celeste may not have taken the stand, but jurors still heard from her. Do you have the tape in ready to go? Instead, they see a video deposition from that civil case that was never played back then.

At some point, Jennifer decides she wants to live with her father and leaves Christina alone with her mother. And Jennifer is now in another state.

In its closing argument, Dick DeGaran told jurors the prosecution's case failed.

But Allison Wetzel and Gary Cobb tell jurors it's clear that she's guilty.

After weeks of hearing compelling, riveting testimony from both sides, the jury finally has the case.

And she meets a man, a member, Stephen Beard, who's going to change her life. For everything Celeste had been through in her life, looking at Stephen Beard, he represented what she was looking for, stability, wealth, someone to take care of her.

It seems that Celeste has found what she's looking for in Steven Beard. But is her erratic, unpredictable behavior going to hurt this relationship too?

Stephen started a cable station in the Austin area that he eventually was able to sell, and he made millions of dollars overnight.

Stephen may have been impulsive in his relationship with Celeste, but he was careful about his money.

I mean, this is a little child.

He tells police that the night before, he was watching the basketball game.

Through DNA testing, police determined that Lintel Washington was indeed carrying Robert Mark's baby.

They do these forensic interviews of children with people who are specifically skilled in this area to interview a child without further traumatizing them.

Lintel's daughter is in the backseat of the car while all of this is going on.

Once police confirm that that is indeed Lintel Washington, who they found dead in a ditch, police then charge Robert Marks with her murder. They charge him with feticide and several other charges.

So another woman emerges in this story, Trameka Jackson. Trameka is also having an affair with Robert. Lintel doesn't know about her. Robert's wife doesn't know about her.

Tremika is able to place Robert at the scene where the car was abandoned with Lintel's little girl.

Trameka has a Dodge with very specific lights. Think of it as a bar of lights.

She is able to describe in detail what she's seen, even if it's only in little bits and pieces.

I think it's safe to say that a lot of people in the community were pretty pleased that he was behind bars, considering what he was charged with. So it was really surprising when bail was set and he actually was able to leave jail. Bail was over $800,000.

It is the strongest moment in the trial, and I think that they handled it so well.

It may have been in the context of a mind of a three-year-old, but everything she said was accurate and backed up by the physical evidence.

May 24th is a really important date because that's the day that Lintel goes to the doctor, gets a sonogram, and it's revealed that they are having a little girl.

Rather than searching for things like, I don't know, baby bassinets online, he starts looking for guns online. He starts researching bizarre stories involving pregnant women who have gone missing or were murdered.

Robert Marks was sentenced to life in prison, and he is actually in one of the worst prisons in this country.

I hope that somewhere inside of her, that strong little girl realizes that she stood up for her mom.

He has told Lintel Washington that he's very unhappy, that he is divorcing his wife, and that he's in love with her and wants to have a life with her.

Something horrible has happened to Lintel Washington. And where is she?

Robert tells Lintel that he's going on a trip for a few days. He's going to Panama City to go to a family reunion.

She saw a picture of Robert and his wife on a cruise. She saw it on social media.

Lintel gets to Robert's house, and there's a huge revelation. Remember how she believed that they lived on separate floors because they were getting a divorce?

By the time Robert returns from his cruise on June 6, he has got one angry Lintel Washington waiting for him, and he knows he's got a problem.

Just days later, Lintel is missing. Lintel Washington and her daughter lived in a one bedroom apartment very close to where Lintel's car was found.

This is an urgent situation. They need to find Lintel Washington because she's clearly injured.

And all Patrick says to him is just, tell my parents I'm so sorry. The police arrive. The patrolman's applying pressure.

She sees these three guys run out looking like, I think the word she used was they robbed a bank in a movie. So she made a mental note to check the license plate, and when she looked, it was a paper dealer tag, so the kind of tag you have when you have just bought a car.

And all of a sudden you have Patrick murdered with these pills around him. It launched two investigations. The first was, who killed Patrick Moffley? And the second was, where did he get these GG249 manufactured fake Xanax pills? And there's this question of, how did this happen so close to the College of Charleston campus?

There are all these questions about how could there be 10,000 pills at this college house?

When the police searched the bedrooms, they found a lease agreement to a different residence that had been signed by one of Patrick's housemates. The address was under surveillance in an active investigation.

About five months, six months before Patrick was killed, The Charleston police had a confidential informant buy a small amount of Xanax from a dealer. They arrest the dealer. They say, who gave you these drugs? And he told them it was Zachary Kligman. and laid out a very extensive picture of Zach's drug operation.

He said, this is a guy who sells everything from Coke from Atlanta, you know, LSD, and millions of Xanax pills. And he has this stash house called The Tree House. And so the police start a pretty small time investigation of Zachary Kligman. They installed a security camera overlooking the stash house, the tree house on Gaston Street. It was just right there, walking distance from campus.

Before the murder, you had one housemate who signed the lease for a stash house. So all of a sudden, there's this pretty tight link between where Patrick is killed and the stash house that they're already monitoring. Patrick's death turned this drug investigation into something real.

Dealing Xanax is a really fast way to make a great profit. You can make $7 a bar. So, I mean, that's a massive margin.

Patrick's housemates, they turn out to be very valuable as witnesses. The detectives have one of the housemates wear a wire. He's telling the housemate like, oh, I had just like pounds of like weed and like a million Xanax pills here. So the detectives immediately go to Zach's house. They arrest him. They find more drugs at his house.

And they basically tell him, you know, we have you on all of this stuff.

So Zach lays out this entire drug ring with the shipping raw alprazolam powder from China through Vancouver and Toronto and Montreal down to South Carolina, finding a house for it, getting a pill press, pressing it into pills, and then shipping it out both through the fraternity system and pledges, but also once again on the dark web is now a completed product that they can ship all over the world.

The complexity of that compared to sort of the kids that you might meet at a bar in Charleston, it's pretty mind-boggling. The police are building a drug case on Zach. The drug investigation and the homicide investigation were sort of on two separate tracks. As more people brought up Zach, they would say like, yeah, we've already looked into that.

But the homicide investigation narrowed very quickly. Policemen all over the city are looking for this red Jetta, seen at the time of the killing. And that night, after Patrick was killed, in West Ashley, they find it parked.

And they used the pretense of seeing some marijuana on the dash, and they towed the car away.

You have no direct evidence. All you know is that a car pulled up to the house.

Then they go through Patrick's phone and find out that Charles is saved in Patrick's phone as Dollar T and that he had texted him to set up this drug deal at the time of the murder. They found their dollar T. It's this guy, Charles Munchen.

At the same time, he's opening his home to people for whom drug dealing is a completely different proposition. It's not this fantasy adventure. It's a means of survival. And when drug dealing is a means of survival, then violence is also sometimes a means of survival.

And from there, the case really comes more about, one, finding the surveillance evidence, and two, trying to find who else was in the car.

basically going to every store, school, anything in the neighborhood. And a pizza restaurant and the school down the street and one other store had cameras facing the street. And they were able to go through all the footage and basically see this red car pulling up right before the murder and then leaving right after.

In March 2016, homicide detectives arrested Charles Mungin.

Patrick's death turned this drug investigation, funneling a lot of Xanax into that sort of college party scene into something real. Up until that point, it was really just a detective with a camera checking in on a stash house. All of a sudden, this becomes like a 30-person task force involving the DEA, the FBI, state law enforcement, city law enforcement.

One of Patrick's housemates who opened the door and saw men going into Patrick's room got a pretty good look at John John's face and was able to recognize him in a lineup.

Stephanie Linder put together a very impressive and long list of witnesses. I mean, she really built the case sort of from the ground up.

The story that the prosecution presented, Stephanie Linder's narrative was, it was a drug robbery gone wrong. Basically, Charles knew that he could probably get 10,000 Xanax bars, and so he set up this deal. And then he picked up two partners and went just to do armed robbery. That was the idea. what the detectives believe happened.

They fought and the fight escalated to a point where they shot him, grabbed as many pills as they could and fled.

his friends would want to talk about. The story of when the cops busted one of Patrick's parties and he ran up into a tree. He was an amazing tree climber. And then he's hiding in the tree and the cops are looking up the tree and he whispers, there's no one up here.

The party scene is fraternities and sororities for sort of pre-games, and then everyone goes out on King Street. And King Street is one of America's great drinking streets. It's sort of like Bourbon Street or Sixth Street, but with fewer tourists.

You know, you can think of lunar rituals and secular worship. It is not black magic and Satanism.

The only real solid clue that they have at this point are these two letters.

Turns out David Hoshaw was more dangerous than anyone imagined.

Accepting a plea agreement for two life sentences, first degree murder, David had to stand before the victim's loved ones, the Goyenas, and he had to admit to killing Angel and Vonda.

Within the blood-soaked bed, you have this heartbreaking image of her childhood teddy bear, also soaked in blood. It is an image that is hard to forget.

David Hoshaw agreed to interview with me over the phone since he is in a high security prison facility. David tells me that night he went to Angel's house to simply break up with her at one in the morning. How were you thinking the night would have played out?

They were really in tune with one another, more so as friends beyond that mother and daughter special bond.

Beyond that, they also loved tarot cards, reading each other's future and fortunes. They did everything together. They went everywhere together.

In 2006, Angel decides to put herself out there, so she signs up to a dating app, and then days after, she meets a man who's a father of two.

Angel's discovering so much more about David Hoshaw. He is an electrical designer, he's a scout master, he's seeming more and more to her like he could be the one. Within a matter of months, they fall in love, David proposes, and now he's moved in with her and Vonda.

Police track him down, and they tell him that they need him to come down to the station.

Days are passing and there's no arrest, no clues, no clear direction.

Now investigators cross-check her diary where she actually talks about going to the beach with her mom.

Prosecutor Phil Evans needs someone that he knows will get the job done.

Er springt auf und fängt an zu springen, im Wesentlichen Richtung mich.

The courtroom broke into hysterics. People screaming, people running out of the courtroom. The marshal grabbed him as he was going over the wall. Within a few steps that Keyes took, Jeff was right on him.

During the weeks after Israel had abducted Samantha, he was like excited on high. Maybe that was because he thought he'd gotten away with it already. And when he came to Texas, he wanted to do it again.

Israel war sehr schnell zu den Banknachrichten in Texas zu verurteilen. Aber er hat negiert, dass er jemanden genommen hat.

We took him to the ground and tasered him. It made me very uncomfortable. He was highly unpredictable and capable of doing almost anything without much notice.

Mit Keyes ging es nicht nur darum, Homoside, Mord, sexuelle Angriffe zu machen. Er war beteiligt in vielen anderen Krimis. Wie hast du das Haus gekauft?

Sie haben das Haus zerstört. Sie haben dann unterschiedliche Sachen verwendet, die anders Feuer erzeugen würden. Sie haben bestimmte Fenster geöffnet, um sicherzustellen, dass das Haus von Feuer verwendet wurde.

Der Grund dafür, dass er diesen Feuer aufgebaut hat, war, dass er alle Behörden in diesem Bereich zu diesem Hausfeuer nehmen würde, all ihre Aufmerksamkeit aufnehmen würde, damit er dann nach Azle, Texas gehen könnte und eine Bankverletzung durchführen würde.

Der Feuer, die Bankverwaltung, all die Aktivitäten, die dazu führen, zeigen, dass er sehr außer Kontrolle war und dass die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass er jemanden abnimmt und jemanden tötet, noch höher war. Meine Mutter hat mich angerufen.

Die Bankmord, die Israel verursacht hat, war in Azle, Texas. Die Feuerwehr war in Aledo, Texas. Jimmy Tidwell lebte in Mount Enterprise, Texas. Er wurde am Morgen am 15. Februar gesehen. Niemand weiß, wo Israel war am 15. Februar. The disguise that Israel Keys was wearing included a white hard hat and there was long hair hanging out from the hard hat.

What we didn't find was the white hard hat or the hair that he said he taped under it.

Das DNA von dem könnte uns vielleicht an Jimmy Tidwell verbunden haben.

Ich glaube nicht, dass diese genügend detailliert sind, um ein Individuum zu bezeichnen. Ich glaube nicht, dass wir das durchgehen können und sagen, das ist Samantha Koenig und das sind die Couriers. Aber ich glaube, dass er sehr intensiv war, wie viele er gemacht hat. Ich glaube, dass dies Satan und Israel Keys bezeichnet. Und das Abseits-Dauern-Kruzifix ist auf.

Seine 11 Gefühle zeigen, dass das sein ist und diese Geschichten und Geister gehören ihm. und wir möchten einen Namen für jeden davon geben.

Israel hat uns erzählt, dass er sich über andere Serialkiller beschäftigt und studiert hat. So hat er seine Ideen dazu bekommen, wo man jemanden nehmen muss und was man tun muss, um Leute nicht zu töten. Als ich Israel gefragt habe, welche Serialkiller er am meisten zu bezeichnen oder zu emulieren hat, hat er sich meistens zu Ted Bundy bezeichnet.

Viele andere Serialkiller haben einen bestimmten Typ. Bei Keyes war das absolut nicht der Fall. Es gab Männer, Frauen, alt, jung. Das machte ihn in meiner Meinung noch gefährlicher. Denn es geht nicht um die Person. Es geht darum, die perfekte Situation zu finden, um jemanden zu nehmen.

Israel Keyes, hat auf dem Olympischen Peninsula von 2001 bis 2007 gelebt. Als Keyes im Armee war, hat er diese Frau online getroffen.

Sie ist ziemlich schnell verheiratet und er bewegt sich mit ihr in die Native American Community in Mia Bay, Washington.

Mein Verständnis von Israel ist, dass er die Niabe um seine Beziehung und seine Tochter, die geboren werden wird, gezwungen hat. Das ist, wo seine Freundin herkommt und wo sie leben wollte. Und so hat er sie dort gefolgt.

Es war sehr seltsam, dass Keyes so leicht in Neah Bay akzeptiert wurde, die von den Amerikanern populiert ist. Es ist eine Reservation. Seine Akzeptanz in dieser Gemeinschaft war bedeutend für seine Fähigkeit, diese Maske der Sanität zu tragen.

I am getting along with my wife better than I ever have. All you have to do is agree to something that you would never do.

Alle haben ihn gefreut. Er war der beste Co-Arbeiter, der beste Arbeiter, der beste Freund.

Ich habe mir immer gedacht, dass ein mögliches Szenario für ihn wäre, einfach tief in die Wälder oder die Wälder zu gehen, in die Meilen zu gehen und dann aufzusteigen und dann einfach zu warten. Er hat uns gesagt, dass er oft nur einen Knall anzeigen musste. Er hat die Verletzten überzeugt, dass es eine Art Gewalt war und er sie einfach aufbauen musste.

Und sobald er sie aufbauen konnte, war er völlig in Kontrolle. Der Olympischen Peninsular ist sehr rural. Die Olympische Bergfläche läuft durch ihn und die große Mehrheit der Lande ist sowohl Nationalpark als auch Nationalwälder. Ich denke, es sind ein Millionen Hektar, der Park selbst. Es ist ein riesiges Gebiet, sehr hübsche Berge, tiefe, dünne Wälder.

Ich bin sicher, dass der Olympische Nationalpark Teil seines Hunting Grounds war. Es ist etwa eine Drehzeit von Nia Bay.

Mit Samantha und den Couriers hat er Blitz-Attacken genannt, bei denen er nach ihnen ging. Was wir für Washington-State verstanden haben, war, dass er in diese berühmten Bereiche gehen würde und die Gefühle aufwärmen würde.

Wir behandeln jemanden, der viele Menschen getötet hat. Es sind mehrere Familien, die betroffen sind, und wir wissen nicht, wer sie sind. Es gab kleine Dinge, die sich ausdrücken. Aber er hat die Details nicht verbal erfüllt.

Unsere spezifischste Informationen kamen aus einem Buch, das er in seiner Gefängniszelle geschrieben hatte, in dem er über einige seiner Verbrechen geschrieben hat, ohne zu identifizieren, wer diese Menschen waren. Und es gibt ein paar, die er von Washington State geschrieben hat. Und das Buch war ziemlich detailliert darüber, was er zu diesen Individuen getan hat.

Er hat die Frau zuerst verabschiedet und der Mann war noch wach, während er die Frau verabschiedet hat. Es scheint, dass er ihn mit einer Schaufel getroffen hat. Und dann wissen wir, dass sie beide nach ihrem Tod verabschiedet werden. Was er uns über die Städte in Washington-Stadt erzählt, ist, dass sie wenig zu wenig Medien hatten, als sie verschwunden sind.

Israel hatte mehrere Stunden im Garten des Geräts, auf Wartezeit, um zum Gerät zu gehen. Die Beine, wie auch die Handzüge, sind mit einer Kante verbunden. Er wusste, warum eine der Kanten sehr leise war. Er sass dort für Stunden und wackelte das Stück Metall, bis es sich von dem Bein-Iron freigab.

In 2007 endete Keys Beziehung zu einer Frau in Neah Bay und er beschloss sich, in Anchorage zurückzukehren, weil es da immer noch ein sehr remote Gefühl gibt.

Seine Freundin hat ein paar Probleme. Er sagt, dass er weggeht. Er will nach Alaska. Er will die Tochter nehmen. Und er endet mit der vollen Behandlung der Frau.

Dann nahm er ein Stück Cellophane, in dem sein Sandwich enthalten war, und machte einen Strang daraus. Das Cellophane brach, sodass seine Beine drei Füße entfernt waren, statt 16 Inch. The next day I interviewed Israel. I said, seriously, do you really think you were going to escape? And he said, if I had a 1% chance of escaping, what did I have to lose? Really?

November 2012 scheint es ein Routine-Meeting mit Israel zu sein.

Aber am Ende dieses Interviews zeigt er, dass einer der Böden, die er hier in Washington-Stadt versammelt hat, Lake Crescent ist.

Es geht über 600 Meter tief.

Wie viele Milchkabinen? Vier oder fünf für den Tank. Nur für einen?

Er gab uns eine vage Beschreibung, wo der Körper gesunken war, aber nichts, was wir folgen konnten. Ein riesiges Maß an Wasser. Unpraktisch, um eine Suche ohne mehr spezifische Informationen zu machen.

Am 2. Dezember 2012 war ich auf einer SWAT-Operation und wir hatten gerade ein Zuhause auf einem barrikaden Objekt eingefahren und wir haben diesen Individuen in die Gefängnis genommen, als ich von einem Teammitglied auf die Schulter getappt wurde und gesagt wurde, mit dem Kommandeur zu sprechen.

Ich bekam eine Telefonnachricht von Jolene und ich wusste, von dem Zeitpunkt an, als sie mich angerufen hat, war es keine positive Nachricht.

Und dann hat er mir gesagt, dass Israel Keyes tot war. Ich fuhr ins Gefängnis. Ich habe Jolene kennengelernt und wir sind in Israels Gefängnis gegangen. Ich habe ihn vor mir gesehen, auf der Mattrasse. Da war ein Fluss Blut aus seinem Bett.

Er versuchte, in mehreren Wegen zu verurteilen. Er hat seine Rippen sehr tief mit einem Rasierer geschnitten. Er hat auch eine Nusse gefashioniert, also etwas um seinen Nacken, mit einem Kühlschrank.

Er legte den Schlauch über seinen Fuß und drückte ihn auf den Bein, um die Kraft um seine Nase zu erzeugen, um sich zu bewegen. Keyes konnte einen Rasierer schälen.

Er hatte einen kleinen, silbernen Stoff, den er in den Rasierer zurückgeben konnte, damit es so aussieht, als ob der Schwanz da war. Und das wurde dem Verwaltungsbeamten zurückgegeben.

I was extremely upset wondering how something like that had happened. And I was upset with the Department of Corrections at first and then obviously Israel.

I hate the fact that Keyes had his final word in his suicide. That was under his control, not ours.

Federal Inmate Israel Keys was found dead in his jail cell of an apparent suicide. We don't have a federal prison here. So we pay the State Department of Corrections to house them. First of all, you know, they're under custody. Initial dachte ich, es gäbe Möglichkeiten, die Situation in diesem Fall zu manipulieren.

Als ich wusste, was nach diesem Statement passiert ist, hörte ich, ob er etwas gesagt hätte, was uns gesagt hätte, dass er sich töten würde und dass es kein weiteres Interview geben würde. Im Hintergrund fühlte ich mich, als ich ihn nach dem Gefängnis zurückgezogen habe und darüber gesprochen habe, was wir im nächsten Interview darüber sprechen werden, Er sagte, ja, klar.

Und dann gab er seinen seltsamen Lächeln. Das macht mich jetzt denken, dass er einen Plan hatte, weil er wusste, dass er nicht im nächsten Interview sein wird. Es fühlte sich wie ein Schlag in den Mund.

Ich würde sagen, viele Leute waren froh, dass er tot war. Sie denken, das ist, was er verdient hat. Aber es gibt ein bisschen Rekognition davon, dass er viel Informationen mit ihm genommen hat.

Ich glaube, er hatte eine Erfolgsplanung, eine Vision in seinem Kopf, wie er über den Topf jeder Schuhe zu der Tür fliegt und fliegt. Ich hatte Angst, dass ich wegkomme. Du hattest immer auf deinen Beinen, weil er sehr gefährlich war.

Ich will die Gefühle definitiv nicht verlieren. Das ist die echte Geschichte, dass das normale, alltägliche Menschen waren. Und es war wirklich nur ein Zwischenzeitpunkt, als sie mit den Schlüsseln über die Straße kamen. Und leider führte es zu ihrem Tod.

Wir überprüfen immer noch die Beweise. Wir bekommen auch immer wieder Beispiele. Leider haben wir noch keine anderen Fälle von seinem Verbrechen gelöst.

Ich glaube, wir können andere Verbrecher identifizieren. Es braucht nur genug Augenbrauen und Sonnenlicht und Druck. Und das kann passieren.

Er hat Samantha Koenig verurteilt. Wir haben die Karriere verurteilt. Aber anders als Samantha haben wir ihre Körper für ihre Familie nicht zurückgebracht. Es ist ziemlich offensichtlich, dass das nicht zu isolierend war.

Während unserer Interviews mit Israel Keys hat er uns gezeigt, dass es mehr Verbrecher gab. Und er sagte speziell, weniger als zwölf.

Wir hatten noch viel Arbeit zu tun, um alle Krämpfe, die er verursacht hatte, zu lösen.

Als wir die Computers von Keys Haus besiegt haben, haben wir sie forensisch überprüft, um zu sehen, was er suchte. Was waren die wichtigen Suchbegriffe, die er suchte?

Auf seinem Computer hat er die Name von Deborah Feldman gesucht. Sie ist von Hackensack, New Jersey, am 8. April 2009 weggeflogen.

Ich würde sagen, sie hat ein bisschen eine scharfe Leidenschaft gelebt.

There was very little information in the news, if any, about Debra's disappearance. So to have keys all the way across the country, trying to get information about her missing person case, that was a huge indicator to us that he maybe had something to do or was responsible for Debra's disappearance.

So we put the picture of Debra Feldman in front of him. We all left the room. And then we went to the observation room. And then we watched him look at the photo. And he had a clear reaction to it.

It was a pretty significant change in demeanor. And his response was essentially, I don't want to talk about this one yet.

Alles ist ein Power-Zweck. Und Keyes' Hauptpriorität ist, den Tod zu bekommen und es schnell zu bekommen.

Als Keyes lernte, dass wir nicht so in Kontrolle waren, wann er den Todspenalten bekommen könnte, wie er es zuerst dachte, habe ich gedacht, dass das der Ort war, wo er sich ein bisschen mehr aufsteigen konnte.

Wenn du denkst, dass ich nicht da bin, wenn du denkst, dass wir das hier nicht aufsteigen können, I don't know who stole it. Somebody stole it.

He tried to take control over more of the interviews and really controlled when he would give us information and how much information he would give us.

It's like little bargaining chips, whatever you want to call it. The prosecution was hoping to use a death penalty to their advantage in getting additional information from him.

Die Bewerbungsgruppe hat die Gelegenheit gebraucht, um andere Mörder und Verbrechen von Keyes zu lösen. Können wir ihn weiterhelfen und herausfinden, was er getan hat?

Während Keyes im Anker-Korrektions-Komplex verurteilt wurde, haben die Anker-Korrektions-Offiziere eine Suche nach seinem Schlafzimmer gemacht. Unterhalb seines Schlafzimmers haben sie zwölf Bilder gefunden,

Es gab 11 Kräfte, ein Pentagramm mit einem Gürtel drauf. Und eines der Schriftstücke sagte, dass wir eins sind.

Sie wurden mit einem Finger in Blut gedreht.

Dies sind die Schriften, die in Israel Keyes' Gefängniszimmer entdeckt wurden, von der Korrektionsabteilung. Er musste einen Schmerz verursachen, ob er sich in den Nase geschlagen hat, um so viel Blut zu erzeugen.

Das war für uns wichtig, weil wir niemals Keyes zu sagen konnten, wie viele Menschen er getötet hat.

So this one here I think is significant because it's the one that has, we are one written on it. Which again I believe signifies that he believes that all of these victims and all of these people, their stories and their soul belong to him. They know that there's potentially up to 10 or 11 victims. So there's 7 or 8 that we don't know where they're at.

Als wir die 11 Verbrechen bemerkten, hat er uns nie korrigiert.

Das gab uns zumindest ein Ziel, diese 11 Verbrechen zu suchen. Können wir ihn in einem bestimmten Ort für einen Zeitraum befinden und versuchen, die Missing People in dem Bereich herauszufinden, in dem er damals reist? Irgendwo von Alaska bis zum Ostkosten.

New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, das ist fast der ganze Ostkosten. Westen gehen wir bis nach L.A.

Er hat in seinen Interviews darüber gesprochen, wie er das Smartphone aus der Batterie aus dem Smartphone nehmen würde, damit er während der Zeit nicht getrackt werden würde. Wir versuchen, so viele Rekorde wie möglich über Keyes zu sammeln, ob es um die Familie ging oder ob er mit seiner Freundin reisen würde, wo er diese Stärke hatte.

Am Anfang von 2012 geht er auf zwei separate Reisen nach Texas. Der erste ist, nachdem er Samantha getötet hat, als er seine Familie aus New Orleans auf einen Kurs führte.

Als sie von dem Kurs zurückkehrten, flog Israels Freundin zurück nach Anchorage. Israel und seine Tochter fuhren nach dem Dallas-Fort Worth-Bereich, um seine Mutter Heidi zu besuchen.

Der zweite Texas-Trip ist, nachdem Keyes durch den Südwesten gefahren ist, und dann ist Keyes auf seinem zweiten Texas-Trip verhaftet.

Es war sehr möglich, dass Dinge in Texas geschehen wären. In der Suche nach dem Kordfokus haben wir drei Rollen Geld gefunden. In der Tür des Fahrers They were musty and appeared to have dye on them.

So I put out another special bulletin about unsolved bank robberies during the time period that Israel was in Texas. I got a call from a task force officer in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. And he said there was a robbery in Azle, Texas on February the 16th. Der Bankrubber-Suspekt hatte einen weißen Hartz-Hat. Er hatte lange, schwarze Haare, die von unten aus dem Hartz-Hat kamen.

Ich wusste sofort, dass das Israel Keys war. Nur seine Stärke, die Waffe, die er hielt, sah aus wie eine Waffe, die wir von seinem Fahrzeug besiegt hatten. Die Jacket, die er anhatte.

Seine Beschreibung seiner Reise nach Texas war schrecklich, denn er beschrieb die Eskalation-Kriege zu einem viel höheren Niveau.

Heidi hat uns erzählt, dass Israel seit zwei oder drei Tagen verschwunden ist. Seine Tochter stand in seiner Mütterhaus. Sie konnten ihn weder per Text noch per Telefon erreichen. Von Februar 14. bis Februar 16. war er off the grid. Er hat gesagt, dass er auch außer Kontrolle war.

Ja, er hat das gesagt. Er hat 2.847 Meilen auf sein Fahrzeug gelegt.

Aber es ist etwas anderes geworden. Er springt aus seinem Seil und springt über die Barriere, die ihn von dem Rest der Galerie entfernt.

Wir mussten entscheiden, ob sich jemand in Texas verletzt hatte, während dieser Zeit. Und es war eine Person in Texas, die verschwindet ist. Und das Name war Jimmy Tidwell aus Mount Enterprise, Texas.

If you break it down and look at what the evidence truly is, I don't feel like it would support a conviction if he was tried today.

Chandler was going around to neighbors. He would see that they had ring cameras or some type of security cameras on the outside of their homes. So he was going and asking them, you know, if they had reviewed the video footage.

He was asking questions such as, can you see the road? Can you see vehicles drive by? He's out trying to figure out if anything was seen on the outside of his home at that point, from when his parents went missing.

One household actually told him that police had already collected the video.

He was asking if everything was okay. He was asking why there were so many police in his neighborhood.

And I had to explain to him, you know, we were canvassing the neighborhood.

One of the residents at the farm said that Chandler had come over to the house on July 5th with a vehicle and backed it up against some wooded property and saw him walking from the wooded area and found that to be unusual.

One of the detectives noticed what he believed to be turkey vultures flying around over the wooded portion.

Turkey vultures are large birds that feed off typically dead animals. They're scavengers. What does that trigger in your mind? He said that from his past professional experience, it kind of indicates that, you know, there's something dead in the area.

Yes. So the detective ended up walking the path that he believed that Chandler was on.

It was determined that the individual was shot, dismembered after they were killed.

I mean, things at that point really changed for everybody in the case.

So tell me about what's happening here. We just wanted to hear her side of the story as she's the one that was closest to Chandler.

He was supposed to be there swimming in the family pool because he needed to swim for some therapy he needed to do. He was not swimming. She saw him coming from the wooded area and found that to be unusual.

I think that she's telling an accurate story there, talking to friends and family members. No one would want to hurt the Heldersons.

How are you doing? So the way we wanted to interview him initially was to have him lay out the story of what he was telling us from the first night.

So at that point, after we let him tell his entire story, we confront him and say that we know more than what he believes. We told him to come clean, basically not using those words, and we told him to tell us the truth.

Yes. This second time with the search warrant, we have crime scene investigators that are in the home going through everything. We're in the basement. What did you find down here? Down here, we found traces of blood on both sides of the basement.

I don't really have words for it, to be honest. I just don't know how somebody could do that to somebody else.

The first thing that really stood out in my mind is when Detective Henderson told Chandler that his parents are no longer with us.

There wasn't the huge shock reaction that I believe most people would display.

Yeah, Chandler was charged with providing false information in a missing persons case. He was telling us that his parents had gone to a cabin up north, when in all reality, we found that his parents didn't go anywhere at all.

It was determined that the individual was shot, dismembered after they were killed, and was positively identified as Bart Halderson.

It confirmed our suspicions of who it was. But now we had more evidence that we could charge Chandler with the homicide.

A big question remained in our mind. Where is Krista Helderson?

No. I mean, we did not believe that she would have anything to do with it. Of course, as time is going on and days are passing, we're learning more information about their whereabouts. We had surveillance video we were reviewing, trying to get a timeline from July 1 to July 7. And so what we were learning did not suggest that Krista had any involvement at all.

She had her cell phone back and had found something in her cell phone that she wanted to provide to us.

A big question remained in our mind. Where's Krista Hilderson?

Is there something you want to tell us right away? She comes to the realization that she didn't tell us everything and that she had something on her phone that could be helpful and valuable to finding the Hallersons. And it wasn't something that she intentionally withheld from us.

Tell me what you find on Kat's cell phone. During the review of Kat's cell phone, we found numerous clues and treasures that I don't even know she knew she had. We found all of their message history, and we also found a screenshot of a Snapchat location that she had had.

They had a time in their relationship where he had cheated on her. She had his location services on for Snapchat. It was an agreement they had. She wanted to be able to know his whereabouts.

Pretty early on, once we started looking at her phone and finding out other information about Chandler, but there were, you know, different investigators in the command post that had different theories. You know, was she in the circle? Was she out of the circle? And we just had to do our job and let the evidence lead us to the conclusion, and she was not involved whatsoever.

Why do you think she was so eager to offer all this information? I think because she wanted to clear herself.

She had left Chandler's house that morning on Saturday, and he was supposed to go to do some chores. And then she later looked at his location and saw that he was up by the Wisconsin River.

She didn't know why he was there. So she started questioning him about his location and what he was doing there.

When we were in the house the first night on July 7th, Chandler did walk us around after we interviewed him and showed us what he wanted us to see around the home.

There was a glass panel that was broken out in the fireplace and he had disclosed that to deputies and to us the first night we were in there and explained it that he was playing ball with one of the dogs and the dogs broke the glass fireplace. And so that was his story.

It could mean that Chandler had cut his toe near the fireplace, but it wouldn't explain why Bart and Krista's blood would be in the same area.

During the search warrant, we did find two cell phones and Barton Krista's driver's licenses wrapped in tinfoil and a shoe in the garage. What does that tell you? That told us that Barton Krista didn't go anywhere. And how does that poke holes in what Chandler told you?

Chandler had told us that he was messaging back and forth with his mother, Krista, on Sunday, and that Krista was messaging him that they made it and that they were going to be watching the fireworks and the parade. We found that that was not true.

I think Chandler thought that would protect them from cell phone towers.

So in Chandler's bedroom, we actually located a case of approximately 480 SKS rifle rounds.

Down here, we found traces of blood on both sides of the basement. We had the shell casing that we had located over here. There was some other blood evidence on different items down here.

It did, yeah. They were killed down here.

The rifle was recovered at the farm in Cottage Grove.

The picture that we were seeing at that point is that Chandler had murdered Barton Christa Helderson in the home and went through extensive work to dispose of their bodies.

What was the reason for it? All in all, they were a loving family from what we were told by everybody.

You don't know your social security number?

We had sent a detective up to the Wisconsin River area. One of the neighbors happened to come over to that detective and tell him that she had seen a stranger suspect male in that area the week prior. We arranged for a larger team of detectives to go up to the area, and we wanted to do a land search of that property.

What's going through your mind? We were hopeful that we would find something.

In close proximity to each other, there were dismembered body parts.

It's just so graphic. I don't really have words for it, to be honest.

I just don't know how somebody could do that to somebody else, especially if it's their parents, right? We go to homicides all the time. We go to murders all the time. And a lot of that stuff is in the heat of the moment. This is just a whole other level of emotion.

From what we were told by everybody, all in all, they were a loving family. What was the reason for it?

Chandler was looping Bart in on some of these emails with Madison College, just trying to show Bart that this is why I'm not getting my transcripts. But the problem is, according to detectives, they're fake too.

No. Chandler had made up fake emails with fake school employees to email back and forth about the transcript issue.

No.

Not long after that, Chandler asked his mom to stop at the gas station and pick up soda.

So we found video footage from one of the neighbors that actually watched the backside of the house. And through a forensic analysis of that video, our examiner was able to determine that the glow in certain windows of this home was indeed the fireplace.

What's going on in the household? You know, what aren't we discovering?

Yeah, just to ask more follow-up questions and trying to get the timeline of events. His parents left around 5 AM, basically left without a peep.

No, we were learning from friends and family that that's completely out of character for them to not tell people where they were going.

He mentioned they were maybe going to a casino to go gambling. We learned that it's out of character for them to go gambling and that the Haldersons, especially Bart, was pretty frugal with his money.

We were looking for a van. It was an unknown vehicle, and then we saw it on surveillance camera.

I think at that point we decided we needed to send a team up to the cabin.

And just to put the icing on the cake of this picture of domesticity, the street they lived on was Strawberry Lane.

They open up their marriage, meaning other couples have come into the bedroom.

You see a guy on security footage, you're going to get excited. Who else could it be? It seems so promising.

Sabrina and her family and the detectives aren't the only people desperate for answers. The people at BNSF Railroad also want to help.

Once detectives speak with Mr. Hearn, they are suddenly led down a whole new investigative path.

About three weeks after Robert was murdered, police got a game-changing phone call from Robert's good friend, Jason Bernatty. It really changes the face of everything.

Jonathan Hearn really did have a natural instinct to draw people in. He's a first responder. He took care of elderly ladies and he would make them feel okay and everything's fine.

Then shortly after the voicemail, Jason Bernatine has something new to turn over to cops, and that's the strangest of letters from Jonathan Hearn.

Detectives are blasting through this new lead with Jonathan Hearn, and they learn all kinds of things.

They start talking. It's flirtatious. They exchange phone numbers. They have a couple of get togethers. But it starts to develop an emotional component.

Jonathan's showing up a lot in Sabrina's home. He's bringing flowers, but bringing his sister with him.

But what's really bizarre is that Jonathan is trying so desperately to get himself inside this group, this wolf pack. He is really trying so hard to get in there and be a part of this group so he can be near Sabrina. Why is he doing this? Why not just keep the affair going secretly?

Jonathan Hearn has a Yamaha motorcycle that seems a lot like the one you see in the footage.

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The family life for the Lamones was brilliant. It was loving. Sabrina devoted her life to her children. That was her number one priority, and she was, by choice, a stay-at-home mom. Robert was really hardworking, reliable. They were also a family that liked to have fun. They had a lot of friends.

It's been three years since Robert Limon was brutally gunned down at his place of work. Now, his own wife, she goes up against one major witness, the man she once loved, the man she swore she wanted a future with.

Deputy District Attorney Eric Smith tells the jury that the motive for this murder was love and money.

Jonathan says she places the container in his lunch bag and sends him off to work. But then she panics and she chickens out.

Jonathan actually crafted his own silencer, and he made it out of a large flashlight that he somehow attached to his weapon.

Jonathan begins ransacking the office in this attempt to make it look like a robbery gone bad. He rifles through some drawers. He throws some papers around. He steals the laptop that's on the desk. He turns around to leave, and guess what? He thought he had heard some sort of gurgling sounds from Robert Lamone.

Rob and Sabrina, they seemed very happy. They were always calling each other, sweet little names, always kissing each other, laughing a lot.

Among this wolf pack is a couple, Jason and Kelly Bernatine. They were particularly close to Sabrina and Robert. Jason was a firefighter and Kelly was a hairstylist. In fact, that's how she met Sabrina.

So between 2000 and 2008, it's a pretty steady marriage. Great family life, great social life, everything going well. But in 2008, Something starts happening in this relationship.

The jury did not buy that she had anything to do with that, clearly. But then it makes you wonder then, on what grounds did they think she had something to do with this ultimate murder?

On February 21 of 2018, now going into four years since her husband was brutally gunned down, Sabrina Limon hears her fate.

Robert was known as a rapid responder. He would fill in for other people who needed some time off at the last second.

for a whodunit that's boiling underneath. This investigation takes cops down a very unusual road that involves God and David and Bathsheba and murder.

Some say it was Sabrina's idea. Others say Rob was into it. Unless we were flies on the wall in the bedroom, we won't know for sure.

Robert was due to get off at 7 in the evening and return home to his wife and kids.

Around 7 PM, Rob's replacement shows up to take over the shift. Immediately he sees things don't seem right.

Do you know what happens the night after...

I don't know. Do you want to stay in the hospital?

Why did you do it then?

When Morgan said to you that if we don't do this for Slender, our families and loved ones are going to be killed, do you honestly believe that?

Anissa Weier's parents arrive at the police station too.

Your parents know that you're here talking to me, okay? And they're so glad that you're safe. We were scared for you guys.

You guys have been playing this a while?

Who was?

So why did you pick Peyton?

Who picked her?

It didn't take long for them to look at phone records.

It was ingenious, but he even took it a step further. He would be smoking small cigars as they talked so that she wouldn't get suspicious. He would make it a point to flick ashes on or into the can as they were talking.

Investigators from Polk and Hillsborough counties announced a discovery tonight.

By the time we presented it to the grand jury, she had provided the murder weapon, the bodies behind one of her houses.

Dee Dee Moore was indicted for first-degree murder, premeditated murder of Abraham Shakespeare.

The public's interest in this case was incredible.

She conducted a sophisticated campaign to conceal his death by making up stories, by sending text messages.

The body's on property she owns. The murder happened in her house and with her gun. She admitted she bought the lime that was poured over the body of Abraham Shakespeare.

When Greg Smith read the letter that Dee Dee Moore had composed in the motel room, jurors were on the edge of their seat.

Did Ms. Moore address who to blame if you got caught?

Ronald is nothing but a fictional character, a character that she created out of her imagination.

Gregory Smith has never been a suspect in this murder.

Juries do unpredictable things at times.

And then all of a sudden, the entire investigation shifted.

And then all of a sudden, the entire investigation shifted.

Yeah.

Well, we called the manufacturers of just about every minivan that was, you know, looked similar.

We're calling every single person that owned one of these vans that is registered to. Everybody has an alibi. Nobody's in Atlanta, nobody's in Dunwoody.

Why would a late 50s executive wake up one day and kill somebody? Put a wig on and gun somebody down in a parking lot?

This is what he did!

I see dead people. They're telling me to kill people.

Not like a grieving widow.

You can only imagine our surprise, you know, when we have the paperwork from Enterprise and Google your name in. You're her boss.

There's a person that just comes out of nowhere and shoots him several times.

Yeah. Jan was able to connect the dots because we could show that it looks like he committed the murder, but we didn't have a murder weapon. Can you tell us where you actually listed the gun? It was a website.

This was a massive cover-up.

All right.

It's the most intense case I've ever been involved with, and I've tried high-profile cases.

Hemi was broke. All those things came out in his interrogation. He was unhappy in his relationship with his wife.

There are essentially two ways you can be acquitted if you commit a crime and you claim that you're insane. One way is what we call the right from wrong test, that you were so far gone that you don't understand the difference between right and wrong. The other way, which was the centerpiece of this trial, is that you were suffering from a delusion that compelled you to do the act.

He wanted Rusty's life, and he wanted Rusty's wife. He wanted the money because they're wealthy, The house was paid for. I think the house at the time was worth almost a million dollars.

This is the humble abode.

Yes. Yeah. We had to because we had to establish motive. How does she come across to the jury? Not like a grieving widow. Dishonest, disingenuous, a liar.

Either the angel and the demon were talking to Hemi and telling Hemi to kill Rusty, or the demon that he was cheating with.

Yes. Our theories were very, very close. They were saying she led him all the way up to it, but didn't necessarily plan it. And we were saying, yeah, she was the motive for it, but we believe she perhaps had something to do with it as well. Hemi denied his crime from Andrea because Andrea already knew it. As soon as this murder had taken place, she called Hemi Newman.

She calls Hemi multiple times. On her way to the hospital, we thought that that was extremely odd behavior. She told everybody that would listen that Rusty's been shot, but yet she wasn't told until she got to that hospital two hours later. The only way she would know that is if he told her.

Rusty deserved it. to be treated with some respect and dignity. He did not deserve to be shot down in the street like some stray dog.

They would have us believe that he's insane because he's having a good time at the club. And Andrea's doing this dance for him and she's, you know, and they're groping and they're grinding and they're getting it on and they're kissing and hugging. He's having an affair. He's about to go back to the room and do the horizontal mumbo. What man in America wouldn't be like, oh, I'm about to have sex.

It's great. Of course he's having a good time. If that makes him insane, then half the men walking down the street are insane. Nobody is insane that plans a murder this way in the cover up. He knew he was wrong. And that makes him guilty. That makes him guilty. That makes him guilty all day, every day. Because he is sane, and he knew the difference between right and wrong.

He talked about himself. It was sort of all about him. Kind of felt like, you know, woe is me, I'm sorry I got caught.

In layman's terms, if you help, you can be charged like the person that did it.

You hit her with an array of charges. Correct. We charged her with murder, obstruction, false statements, perjury.

Yeah. I have some very strong circumstantial evidence, right? She's calling the murderer who she happens to be having an affair with moments after she finds out that her husband is shot. And then the night before the murder, there was a search on the computer for death benefits.

The question is, do we have enough evidence that we can go from she probably had something to do with it to she did have something to do with it?

I'm standing before the court, standing before millions of people perhaps, asking for the court to dismiss a case right before trial.

I believe that it would be unjust and unethical to go forward on a charge that I am not 100% sure someone is guilty of.

It doesn't happen very often. If you say that the prosecutor is a minister of justice, then you have to own that. It's not what you know, quite frankly. It's what you can prove.

Across the board, we believe that she lied to police and she lied on the stand.

She blamed it on him and she was the victim. She's not a victim.

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Yes. Once you have served out your sentence, probation included, then your sins, your crimes are erased from the record. And she wasn't given special treatment. She just wasn't treated any worse than anyone else.

I talked to the board and I explained to them, you don't have anything but $31 in a frozen bank account. There's no records of anything as to where this money went. It's all spent.

And there was purchases to TJ Maxx, purchases to Olive Garden. And then when I started adding it up, I'm like, $32,000 in one night you raise for two sports teams, and it all just disappears. I mean, there's no way to rectify that.

She was selling a bunch of things and items at her house.

The question was still out there of whether she was sitting on a pile of money. All these different questions.

Okay. had there been something there that shouldn't have been there, would have turned it over to law enforcement. She's all smiles and looking at him and trying to be polite. And as soon as he turns his back, she changes her look, like her whole demeanor changes.

Natalie would deposit from their company and then sift it back out in various different ways.

The League never recouped any money. It was all just lost.

You don't have anything. It's all spent.

10 o'clock comes and goes and there's no acknowledgement that the deadline imposed by the author of the ransom note has come and gone.

Check the house, top to bottom. Look for anything that might belong to Jean Bonnet that is in place where it shouldn't be.

I wanted to lessen his anxiety by giving him a job to do, a task, a meaningless task.

And I see John Ramsey carrying JonBenet up the last three steps from the basement. She looked like she was sleeping. She had some marks on her face and on her neck. I knelt next to her, and I leaned down to her face. And John leaned down opposite, and he asked if she was dead. And I said, yes, she's dead. And as we looked at each other, I remember, and I wore a shoulder holster.

tucking my gun right next to me and consciously counting, I've got 18 bullets. Why did you do that? Because I didn't know if we'd all be alive when people showed up.

Did you hear anything yesterday? I think there are some new developments.

My name is Jonathan Webb. I was a grand juror on the JonBenet Ramsey case. It bothers me that the murder of a little girl like this has gone on unsolved for essentially a quarter century.

From a crime scene perspective, it was very disturbing how she was found. She's on a concrete floor, a grout around her neck, and she's six years old. That's pretty horrible.

We heard from three handwriting experts. And even though the handwriting experts couldn't definitively say that she wrote it, they all three came to the same conclusion that it could have been Patsy Ramsey.

The intruder theory didn't make sense to the grand jury. the Boulder police had photographed cobwebs. So for someone to get through a small opening like that and not disturbing a cobweb would be remarkable.

We were troubled by to what level of confidence do we need to have to vote to indict? And it's the preponderance of the evidence, which means greater than 50%. And soon after that, we voted to indict.

Did you ask him, like, why would anything ever happen to you? Was that an odd statement that he had made?

Underneath the white rocks was some thin wood paneling. As soon as they removed the paneling, I could smell the odor of a decomposing body. It was what appeared to be a small body tightly wrapped in black plastic covered in duct tape.

There was a melted green bucket. It appeared that the burnt flesh had been placed in. Under the bucket was a partial human skull.

So it makes it harder on family life. In Becky and Robbie's situation, they were building on experiences in previous marriages they had been involved in, knowing what they wanted and what they didn't want.

Turns out Robbie put some of his concerns on paper in a nine-page letter he wrote to Becky a couple of months before they planned to get married.

In that letter, in his own handwriting, he's saying there was a problem.

can't remember the last time you approached me to hug or kiss me i wish i could put that smile back on your face and make you look happy you brought me out of the darkness and made life worth living i wish i had the money to take you everywhere you want to go i want to get the house all fixed up to something you like i want you to have friends and i swear i will not accuse you of cheating on me ever again i never want to lose you why was rob so concerned that you would cheat on him

Had you ever cheated on your previous husbands? No. No. Never.

Did you see this guy?

Becky's sister Mandy tells me that when it comes to love, they both tend to make miscalculations.

You and Becky.

Like the mistakes have been because you've loved people.

Do you fall in love easily?

But in May of 2018, Mandy quickly fell for a charismatic stranger named Larry Richmond Sr. Tell me the story of how you met Larry.

Tell me who Larry is.

What was your impression of Larry when you had dinner with him?

Did you communicate with Larry Sr. outside of these double dates?

What else did you talk about when you spoke?

He spent like two decades in prison.

Didn't know anything about his criminal past?

How quickly into dating him did you know that Larry had spent nearly two decades in prison for murder? He told me immediately. Immediately.

While Larry seemed to play down his crime to Mandy, in reality, he had pleaded guilty to knowingly killing another person.

Meanwhile, it has been six days since Robbie was gunned down. The family, Becky, Mandy, Larry, and large numbers of the community are now gathered to lay Robbie to rest.

The service today in no way fully be right or have the fullest length of time and respect to honor Robbie.

Did you speak at the funeral? Yes.

Then in a dramatic turn, just minutes after they pay their final respects to Robbie, police move in on two leads. So Larry was arrested when you came back from the funeral.

Breathe out.

Can you describe to me the night of that shooting?

But a discovery by the police turns this day from somber to suspect. So you're pulling into the house after the funeral. Right. Lights and sirens, guns out. Dogs barking. You're getting cuffed and taken in. That must have been terrifying. It was.

Police pulled Mandy and Larry over for a traffic violation, but there's more to the story.

So when they looked at the employees at that pawn shop, they realized that Larry Richmond Jr. was an employee there. They put two and two together that Larry Richmond Jr. was Larry Richmond Sr. 's son.

Larry Richmond Jr. is a 23-year-old Evansville native. As a child, his time with his father was limited to prison visits, and now after years of being apart, Jr. and Sr. are reconnecting.

So Larry Jr. is associated with a gun we think might be the murder weapon. That's a big step in the investigation.

Larry Richmond Sr. was taken in at the same time as Mandy, in the same time that Larry Richmond Jr. was.

So he understands what you should and shouldn't do when you get arrested by the police. So he's going to say, no, I want the lawyer. And there's nothing wrong with that.

With police unable to further question Larry Sr., they talk to his fiancee, Mandy. Her brother-in-law, Robbie, is the victim.

When the police pulled over Mandy and Larry Sr. earlier, they had found a gun hidden in the car. Now, it wasn't the murder weapon, but because of Larry's prior conviction, he's not allowed to possess a firearm.

So you pretty quickly understand that Larry is now a suspect.

Immediately.

When they started to bring up this idea that Larry Richmond Sr. may have been involved, I think that was a situation for her that was very eye-opening and one of confusion because she knew about Larry's past and she knew that he was trying to become a better person, at least that's what he was expressing to her.

Mandy is clearly in shock, but she's insistent that her fiance is not involved in Robbie's death.

Amanda Fillmore was never a suspect, and police spoke with her. They found her to be telling the truth about almost every detail of her life, including intimate details with her and Larry Richmond Sr. and their relationship.

At this point, they had started connecting the dots that at least alluded to Larry Richmond Sr. and Larry Richmond Jr. 's involvement with respect to the stolen firearm.

We have two more people down here now involved in this case. and one is your dad.

And things aren't looking so good here.

What do you know about this gun?

I've talked to the regional manager. I've talked to the ATF guys. That's not exactly the way it's going now. The gun came up missing while you were employed.

So Larry Jr. is there when it's missing, and so now you know he's involved in this somehow.

I got some bad news for you, son. I think you're heading down the same path your dad's heading.

Four detectives, nothing is adding up. So they make a drastic move and descend upon the Durer family while they're saying their final goodbyes. So you watch as those four detectives take Becky away for questioning.

Tell us what happened.

At the funeral, police decided to question you again to pull you out?

Becky arrives at the Evansville Police Department. Larry Richmond Sr., his son Larry Richmond Jr., and her sister Mandy are already there.

So basically, I want you to kind of take care of yourself, take care of your family, and then bring it here and go back and just hash through everything, every detail. Okay?

You really want to know about her life and their lives together. What time did she expect him home? Okay, what did you do that day? Who called you that day? Who did you speak to? What kind of phone calls did they ask you about?

Well, the one we'd be interested, obviously, is the one right before your husband was shot and killed, right? If you were in our shoes?

OK. And that's this number here. Do we know who this number is right here?

There's a reason why detectives are so focused on Becky's phone activity. When they collected her cell phone originally, nothing looked suspicious, but they just received the raw data from her cell phone carrier.

when you start looking at the extraction data. You're starting to see that maybe what we can't see with the naked eye is still there under the surface. One element that we saw that raised a lot of eyebrows was a deleted phone call from a contact known as Larry Ali. About 15 minutes before the 911 call that Robbie had been shot.

I've been honest with you from the get go. That's all I ask of you is your honesty.

Elizabeth Fox Doerr, also known as Becky, is married to 51-year-old Robbie Doerr. He's a respected veteran firefighter. He's been at the Evansville, Indiana Fire Department for 28 years, works out of Station One.

I don't. They had information that she didn't have. And so at this point they're asking her questions that they know the answers to.

Becky, don't get yourself into something now. You can't get yourself out of the police.

Okay, so take a deep breath and tell us who you talked to five minutes before your husband was killed in your driveway getting out of his truck in the back of the head. Because I'm telling you, the federal investigation, the FBI, we are looking into this as a federal crime.

They keep pressing her, and finally, after 90 minutes of questioning, she comes clean.

So who did you talk to five minutes before your husband was gunned down in the driveway? Becky, we know the answer. So who was it? My sister's fiancé.

The contact, Larry Ali, would later find out is Larry Richmond Sr. Wait a second here.

You spoke to Larry Sr. and he just got out of jail 11 months ago for murder. And now your husband's dead. I mean, if you're not chasing that pathway, you're not doing your job. It's as simple as that.

So what did you talk to him about? And do not lie because we know his history. We know everything about him.

You didn't even tell us about the conversation. We had to get to this point.

She wasn't being forthcoming, especially for someone that just lost their husband who would want the killer to be brought in and justice to be found.

For Becky, I think nobody can prepare themselves to be accused of something they know they didn't do.

I want the truth.

Three minutes later, it puts five bullets in the back of your husband?

Come on! You understand why police were a little bit concerned when they saw that you had a call from a felon who had murdered somebody else and had just gotten out of prison for it. And that call had happened minutes before your husband was gunned down in your driveway.

And as soon as you got off the call with Larry Sr., you erased that call?

Who deletes phone calls?

Why?

The body camera footage from the scene is unfolding in real time, and it's particularly raw and graphic.

I don't think it does. I've never heard that before.

Is that a normal thing around here that people delete phone calls and messages?

Right.

Unless you have something to hide.

Why hold a conversation back from us? It was simply about a sense of life. When this young man asked you how many times, any more phone calls, any more phone calls.

I think Becky's motive behind denying the call was to protect not only herself but her family. And more importantly, to protect the relationship that she adored with Robbie.

The truth is, I didn't ask or tell or request anything in the first place. Did I know someone was going to hurt me? Did I want it to happen or not?

After hours of interrogation, detectives say they can't find much else that connects Becky and Larry Sr. to the crime other than that deleted phone call. But back home, a mysterious message awaits.

He's starting compressions now. Stay with me, stay with me. Heart's still pumping. Some of Robbie's fellow firefighters arrive at the scene, and they're unaware of what they're walking into. What the f***?

Because in this family, bonds are broken.

let's go back further to the day that robbie gets killed get the med kit robbie stay with me stay with me it had everything sex murder nothing in that conversation had anything to do with hurting anybody

Becky Foxdor was hiding a lot of information from police during the course of the investigation. I hear the pop, pop, pop.

At what point did you understand that Becky was beginning to be associated with your best friend Robbie's murder?

On the day of Robby Doar's funeral, detectives say they make two major discoveries.

On top of that, police say there is that suspicious phone call between Becky and Larry Sr. that she deleted and initially denied even took place.

Some cannot contain their anguish.

Then after almost five hours of interrogation. Thank you, Becky. Good luck to you, okay? They arrest Becky.

At what point did you understand that Becky was beginning to be associated with your best friend Robbie's murder?

Robby! He's done, dude.

Meanwhile, during Becky's lengthy interrogation, just a few rooms away, Larry Richmond Jr. asks to speak with the detectives again. Larry Richmond Jr.

initially told them that he didn't know anything about that firearm. After doing that, it was clear that Larry Richmond Jr. realized that they knew more than he thought they did.

Looking at Larry Richmond Jr. 's phone, there is a string of text messages where Larry Richmond Sr. continuously asks Larry Richmond Jr. about the Peacemaker, which we later discover was the nickname that Larry Richmond Sr. had given to the Taurus judge.

The interrogators say, do you want to be like your father? Do you want to go to jail for 22 years? Do you want to miss your kids growing up just like your father did? It stops here. It stops now. And he's fully cooperative at that point.

He said his father, Larry Richmond Sr., had told him at some point, if anything ever happens, I have firearms buried in the backyard.

Detectives head to Mandy's house and dig up three firearms with the serial numbers scratched off. They even discover surveillance footage of Larry Sr. walking to the backyard, allegedly carrying this tote bag full of guns. But Tatar's judge is not found.

Robby's colleagues, in utter disbelief, are trying to collect themselves.

You didn't know he had any guns? No. Did he ever make you feel unsafe? Never.

Larry Richmond Sr. is charged with multiple counts of felony weapon possession and is placed in jail. Becky is also in jail on her obstruction of justice charge. Yet police say there is nothing that specifically connects Larry Sr. and Becky to Robbie's death besides that deleted phone call from the night of the murder.

Detectives start thinking, oh, he's reaching out to talk to Becky. And it changes everything as far as, wait a second, he's looking to communicate.

Why do you think he tried to reach out to you after the funeral? I have no clue. And slip that note inside the card that said, we have to talk.

Becky, Robbie, Larry Sr. and Mandy used to go on double dates together, but now one of them is dead, two of them are in jail. Detectives have already cleared Mandy of involvement in the murder, but they need to speak with her again.

Let me ask you a question. What do you think is going on between Larry and your sister? You're not the only one in this trick bag.

Mandy Fillmore has had a harrowing 48 hours. Her fiance and her sister are now both in jail. Since her last interview, police have discovered stolen guns they say were buried in her own backyard by her fiance, so detectives want to ask her more about Larry Sr. 's whereabouts on the night of the murder.

Let's go back further to the day that Robbie gets killed. Where do you go after work? Home. Home, okay. Is Larry home? No. To your best recollection, where's Larry? I don't know.

Mandy had previously told detectives that Larry Sr. was with her the evening Robbie was shot. Now she seems to confirm that she has no idea where he really was that night.

Would your kids normally have been home on a Tuesday night?

Okay. I can tell you us, with a lot of women, and we've had one just walked out of here, and we had one in here last night. And they're all being cooperative, and they all have information that's positive to our case. Okay? So you're not the only one in this trick bag.

That note to Becky in the card. When was the first time you heard about that note?

Was this note in it when you gave her the sympathy card? Does this raise a red flag to you? For a guy that's only met your sister five times?

Your sister is in custody for deleting a phone call that was very important. And there's a five minute phone call right before Robbie's murder. I mean, minutes before Robbie's murder. And guess who that came from? Larry. What do you think is going on between Larry and your sister?

Larry Sr. exercises his right to a lawyer and remains silent, and Becky still adamantly denies having an affair. But investigators are sticking to their theory that the two were having an affair and conspired to murder Robby Doerr. A few days after Mandy's interview, they question Larry Richmond Jr. again.

Has he ever talked about Becky before?

Is it possible that Larry was just trying to hit on Becky and that she didn't reciprocate? No.

So the last call that was on Becky's phone from Larry Richmond Sr. prior to February 26th of 2019 occurred approximately around January 12th of 2019. So there had been no evidence of any communication between Becky Foxdor and Larry Richmond Sr. for a significant period of time leading up to the night Robbie Dorr was murdered.

As the Evansville Police Department continues to investigate Robby's death, Larry Richmond Jr. and Larry Richmond Sr. head to court.

Larry Jr. pleads guilty to his stolen weapons charges and serves no time in jail, while Larry Sr. pleads guilty to multiple counts of felony firearms possession and is sentenced to five years in prison. And seven months after Becky was charged with obstruction of justice for deleting that phone call, from the DA's office, a shocking announcement.

Becky calls her oldest son, Nathan, to come and be by her side.

The obstruction of justice charge against Becky may have been dropped, but Robbie's daughter remained steadfast in her opinion of Becky.

In this case, the location data matches up with the surveillance footage. You're starting to see the entire picture.

Look, I got a dog.

Nathan is allowed on the scene, and he calls Becky's youngest son, Taylor, who then was 21, and is living at the house.

Yeah.

It's been nearly a year since firefighter Robbie Doerr was killed in his driveway, his wife Becky hearing the gunshots.

So far, no arrests have been made for Robbie's murder, and for his family, the wait for justice is taking a toll.

Becky tells us she was never engaged, but admits she did date.

Then on the one year anniversary of Robbie's killing, a surprise announcement. Police name a person of interest in the case.

Authorities believe Larry Sr. 's cell phone could provide critical clues in the case, so they get a search warrant and seize it.

I'm John Carter. I'm a criminal investigator with the High Tech Crime Unit out of the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's Office. In early 2021, we were provided with a device that belonged to Larry Richmond Sr. But there's a big problem here. Police don't have the passcode to get into his phone. In this particular case, we applied the algorithm to the phone.

The computers will literally run every possibility of passwords you can imagine. That takes a long time.

In this case, it takes months. But then they hit pay dirt.

One day we came in and a potential passcode had been found. I was calling everybody from the Evansville Police Department, letting them know that we had found the passcode to the phone.

We were able to see his location data that put him near the scene of the crime at approximately 6.35 p.m., approximately 20 minutes prior to the murder. We then had him traveling north and turning his phone off at approximately 6.54 p.m., and then turning his phone back on at approximately 7.20 p.m. near a gas station.

During the course of our examination of the digital evidence, we discovered that Larry Richmond Sr. was using a police scanner app that's going to raise a lot of questions that need answers.

Larry Richmond Sr. listens to the police scanner app both before and after the murder. We were able to see that he was looking at the news. There's a popular Facebook site in Evansville called Evansville Watch. He was reviewing that. And also, notably, he was looking at photos of Robby Dorr. There were a lot of cached images that his phone was saving from Robby Dorr's Facebook.

Authorities recover a call log from Larry Sr. 's iPhone that shows he allegedly made several calls to Becky in the weeks before Robby's murder.

In Larry Richmond's case, his entire phone, he deleted almost everything in it. But we can see everything that's also been deleted that hasn't been overwritten. So December of 2018 to the murder date, they had 12 phone calls and some text messages.

He is the fiance of your sister. Are you thinking that maybe he was in love with you?

Authorities get a tip from an inmate who, according to a police report, alleges Larry Sr. confirmed having an affair with Becky, and more importantly, even claims that Larry Sr. confessed to killing Robby. What possible reason would he have to tell a cellmate after he was arrested for the gun charges that he murdered Rob and that he was having an affair with you?

You think his cellmate was lying about it?

So things that were happening point closer and closer to Larry Richmond Sr. being the person that we need to be looking at.

Three years after Robbie's murder, Evansville authorities finally make their move.

What the prosecution is saying is that you conspired with your sister's fiance to murder your husband.

It's the state of Indiana versus Elizabeth Fox Doerr. So why are they talking about Barbie?

He calls her Barbie and then at the end signs that you know who. I'm not Barbie.

My name is Rob Phillips, and I'm the co-counsel. I've been working with my dad for nine years.

This is the first case I've tried as the elected prosecutor, so the stakes were very high. Stan is the prior elected prosecutor and has tried hundreds of murder cases, so I knew just who to try this case with.

Since this is the first trial in the county to allow TV cameras in court, what is already a lightning rod of a murder case gets even more attention.

How many times had Rob been shot?

Larry Richmond is not literally on trial here, but in a sense he is, because to prove there's a conspiracy and that she conspired with him to have her husband killed, we have to show that he did in fact kill her husband.

But I imagine it was a pretty messy scene.

Their actions were very much linked, and that's what makes it a conspiracy case.

Essentially what police and prosecution were saying is that you didn't pull the trigger to kill Robbie, but you set it all up.

A guard at the jail where Becky and Larry were held before trial tells of a mysterious note attached to, of all things, a packet of ramen noodles. and it's addressed to someone named Barbie. In prison slang, this is called a kite.

The inmate workers find the packet with the note attached to it and immediately give this to their supervisor, who's a correctional officer.

He calls her Barbie and then at the end signs it, you know who, and he's talking about not testifying at trial.

And so we knew that it came from Larry Richmond Sr.

Ever. The prosecution keeps the focus on Larry Richmond Sr. and where they allege he was on the night of the murder.

They have a phone conversation around that time that lasts for four minutes and 18 seconds, and then he turns his phone off. His phone's completely black with no data at all. The murder happens, and then his phone comes back on as he's walking into the Circle K. Around 7, 12 p.m., Larry Richmond Sr.

He knows the news that a firefighter was shot because he's listening to a police scanner app.

But remember, this isn't Larry Sr. 's trial, it's Becky's. And the state's case against her keeps coming back to the phone call she deleted the night her husband was murdered.

Just 15 minutes before Robby Doerr was ambushed and killed, the defendant spoke with Larry Richmond Sr. on the phone. As soon as the defendant was finished talking to Larry Richmond Sr., she deleted that phone call. Were any other phone calls deleted around this date and time?

There were no deleted phone calls on February the 26th of 2019 other than the deleted phone call from the contact known as Larry Ali.

ABC News reached out to Larry Richmond Sr. and his attorney to ask about his relationship with Becky and the allegations authorities have made against him. They declined to comment, and Larry Sr. has pleaded not guilty to the murder and conspiracy charges against him.

The defendant in this case, Elizabeth Foxdor, thought she could delete a phone call and get away with murder.

Prosecutors play some highlights of the police interview Becky gave days after the crime.

At least can you admit to us that you withheld the information about who you knew that was on the phone call?

It is, yes.

No.

He did.

Larry Richmond Sr.

Mm-hmm.

A gunman could be on the loose, and Becky says she was scared.

She has photos with him. She spent holidays with him. And they even went on a double date with her sister and Robbie Dorr.

There's been so much discussion about the nature of Becky's relationship with Larry Sr. Now prosecutors argue they have an eyewitness, Larry Richmond Jr., and he's got a secret to share.

Although she tells detectives she didn't know him well enough to form an opinion of him, Richmond Sr. 's own son is going to testify about a time he was with his father.

It sounds like damning testimony, but Becky's defense team goes on offense.

Larry Richmond Jr. took the stand and told a story about seeing his father kiss Becky behind Robby Doerr's home in approximately March of 2018.

We look at all angles of everything. Where's his daughter? She's right there.

Correct. The prosecution says that you were having an affair with Larry Sr.

Larry Jr. saw you kissing in the car.

Now Becky's son Nathan takes the stand.

What did you call Robbie? I know he was your stepfather, but what did you call him?

Do you think of him like a father?

Did you know Larry Redfern at all?

The evidence will suggest her motive was financial gain with her immediate interest in the firefighter pension. Did your mother ever talk to you about the firefighter pension after the murder of Robbie Dorr?

When's the first time she brought that conversation up?

And how many times did you say that she talked to you about it?

Robbie's adult daughter, Lindsey Griffin, is also notified. Like many others arriving at the scene, she is unprepared for what she's about to see.

Why are so many people blaming you, even your own son?

Were you awarded any of Rob's pension?

Why that night did you delete Larry's phone?

Over six days, over 20 witnesses testified in this trial. Sons, a daughter, a sister, but not the defendant.

In this case, Becky didn't testify. Becky maintained her conviction the entire time that she had no involvement in this crime.

During the wait for the verdict, the jury is out and tensions are high.

You're sitting with a client. Her life is going to change in a matter of seconds.

Did hearing the word guilty come as a relief to you? Yes. Been five years waiting to hear those words. Did you think they would come back with a not guilty?

Because other than one phone call from February 26th of 2019, law enforcement gained no new evidence against Becky Foxtor over the course of the next five years to allege or show that she had any involvement.

They wouldn't even let me out there with him.

At Becky's sentencing, Robbie's loved ones make emotional pleas.

What's your relationship like with Nathan?

As Robbie is lying there, heartbroken family members and colleagues want to be near him, but Evansville police cannot allow their crime scene to be entered.

Did the sentencing bring you any relief?

Is there a way you could rehabilitate your relationship with your sister Becky?

While Mandy is no longer engaged to Larry Sr., she still holds on to him in her own way. That ring you're wearing on your wedding finger, did Larry give you that?

After all that, you're still wearing the ring.

The Evansville Fire Department has honored Robbie Doerr's memory with a plaque and a fire truck. The truck was dedicated to Robbie Doerr, who is our most recent deceased active duty firefighter.

Did the people who treated him actually know him?

Oh, yeah. When a member of the service, police officer, or a fireman has been killed, you step outside your personal attachment to the case. Then you protect the integrity of the crime scene, that you were able to get justice for that person who was the victim.

They are turning their focus to gathering clues and asking questions.

That's not a casing. That's an actual round. That's a round, yeah. The crime scene was very chaotic. We found no shell casings. Right away, there weren't any real solid leads.

I want to say I'm very, very little. Robbie's lived in this town his whole life. He's a firefighter for nearly 30 years. Who would want Robbie dead?

51-year-old Robbie Doerr was one of Evansville's bravest, a second-generation firefighter who'd served his hometown for nearly three decades. And so what did Robbie do? Robbie rode on the back.

No, he's not. Oh, my God. Robbie Doerr pulls into this driveway. He's ambushed and gunned down.

And so when you ride in the back, you get to talk and guide the newer guys. Yes.

Robbie was a devoted father, husband, grandfather, and firefighter. And in addition to all those roles, he took on another. He was working full time at the fast food chain, Taco John's. You would think that being a firefighter would be enough.

Robbie and Becky had known each other for 11 years before they started dating.

At the age of four, Becky is adopted into the Fox family, as was Mandy Fillmore. You were two and a half. She was four. Tell me about your big sister growing up.

You performed at the White House.

How many times have you been married?