Lieutenant Craig Cleary

Do you look back fondly on those days? Oh, yeah, sure. Sure. Bob Dewart was just 17 back in 1957, an innocent kid living in a much more innocent age, when just being in a car with a girl was a big deal.

Four teenagers driving home from a summer party stopped to watch planes land at a lover's lane near a local airport. Bob Dewar figured he might get lucky, which meant he might get a kiss or two.

Four teenagers driving home from a summer party stopped to watch planes land at a lover's lane near a local airport. Bob Dewar figured he might get lucky, which meant he might get a kiss or two.

Four teenagers driving home from a summer party stopped to watch planes land at a lover's lane near a local airport. Bob Dewar figured he might get lucky, which meant he might get a kiss or two.

And what were you doing, just talking?

And what were you doing, just talking?

And what were you doing, just talking?

That's what he said?

That's what he said?

That's what he said?

Naked, bound, and blind, Dewar and his buddy and their 15-year-old dates had no choice but to do what they were told.

Naked, bound, and blind, Dewar and his buddy and their 15-year-old dates had no choice but to do what they were told.

Naked, bound, and blind, Dewar and his buddy and their 15-year-old dates had no choice but to do what they were told.

What had started as a night of innocent fun had now become a horrible dream from which Bob Dewar thought he and his friends might never awaken. Were you thinking this is it?

What had started as a night of innocent fun had now become a horrible dream from which Bob Dewar thought he and his friends might never awaken. Were you thinking this is it?

What had started as a night of innocent fun had now become a horrible dream from which Bob Dewar thought he and his friends might never awaken. Were you thinking this is it?

You thought he might kill you.

You thought he might kill you.

You thought he might kill you.

One girl raped, three other teenagers robbed and terrorized. But the gunman's night wasn't over yet. As he made his getaway in the stolen 49 Ford, he made a mistake, one simple mistake that would add murder to the list of his crimes.