Jonathan Hirsch

Through the help of the guy who had originally let him borrow his name and identity, Rudy Rios.

Yeah, he finds out about this warrant and the call for information that includes, you know, money, if anybody can help to, you know, advance the investigation.

So...

Yeah.

So it's the first time I've ever heard of a criminal conspiracy to kill your entire family.

It's also the first time I've heard of somebody double dipping in this way on the front and the back end of the criminal conspiracy.

He definitely is the one who probably made out the best out of this whole story.

He does.

And so the Mexican officials work with U.S.

authorities to bring Bart back to Texas to face capital murder charges.

Yeah.

Coming up, investigators dig for answers and devastating secrets surface.

You know, it's sort of interesting to think about what was going on in Bart's mind at the time, because here's somebody who committed this heinous act, who in a way is running from the authorities because he feels like they're zeroing in.

But it also feels in...

in an odd way, and maybe I'm just too wrapped up in Kent's own version of the story, that he was running from his dad.

Yeah, it's almost like I can't imagine living with that.

It's almost worse than living with the realities of what happened to you, is living with that kind of a lie.

He's the mastermind of a massacre and he's gonna have to face justice.

He's also, as you said, gonna have to face his dad.

So Bart is brought back to speak with his father and he tells him, I accept full responsibility.