Keith Morrison

Ed Murray was a detective working for the NYPD's Fugitive Task Force.

When he saw the sketch of Manny Guerin, he said he knew right away who it was, and it wasn't Manny Guerin.

Kenny Kimes?

Murray was certain the man in the sketch was actually a car thief named Kenny Kimes, who he'd taken into custody just a few hours after Irene Silverman disappeared.

Kimes had been arrested with his mother, Sante, for writing a bad check for a Lincoln Town car back in Utah.

An unusual pair, those two.

Like she was the boss.

So one department talked to the other, and pretty soon Detective Hovegan was showing Kenny Kime's booking photo to Irene's employees.

In that moment, there was no way, of course, for Detective Hovigim to fathom just who he was dealing with, where this Kenny Kimes and his mother Sante had already been, and what they had already done.

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Such an ordinary thing to walk home from high school.

Her name was Mickey Costanzo, just 16.

She didn't have far to go, seemed perfectly safe, until it wasn't.

What happened to Mickey?

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Almost 48 hours after Irene Silverman disappeared, NYPD detectives found her missing tenant, Manny Guerin, already in custody.

But he'd been arrested under a different name.