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Phoebe Judge

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Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

The officers had also found Mervat's keys, the ones he took, because they had a can of pepper spray on them. They gave them back to her. The McDonald's employees looked at security footage from outside the restaurant to figure out how he might have gotten to their store in the first place.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

The officers had also found Mervat's keys, the ones he took, because they had a can of pepper spray on them. They gave them back to her. The McDonald's employees looked at security footage from outside the restaurant to figure out how he might have gotten to their store in the first place.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

There was a ladder to the roof attached to the side of the McDonald's, but the bottom six feet or so were locked behind a cage to prevent people from climbing up on it. Mervatt says the video showed him jumping up onto the unlocked part of the ladder and climbing up.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

There was a ladder to the roof attached to the side of the McDonald's, but the bottom six feet or so were locked behind a cage to prevent people from climbing up on it. Mervatt says the video showed him jumping up onto the unlocked part of the ladder and climbing up.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

She says it looked like he first tried to dig through the ceiling into the bathroom, but they'd just installed sheetrock and he couldn't get through it. He ended up coming through the ceiling of the stockroom in the back of the restaurant.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

She says it looked like he first tried to dig through the ceiling into the bathroom, but they'd just installed sheetrock and he couldn't get through it. He ended up coming through the ceiling of the stockroom in the back of the restaurant.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Skye Pooley, along with another agent, got on a plane to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Skye Pooley, along with another agent, got on a plane to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Just eat a spoonful of peanut butter.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Just eat a spoonful of peanut butter.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

They started talking. Jeffrey Manchester told them that he'd read about the McDonald's robberies on the West Coast and had decided to try it for himself. He said he was just a copycat and had nothing to do with the robberies in California. Skye brought up a robbery that had happened outside of San Francisco.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

They started talking. Jeffrey Manchester told them that he'd read about the McDonald's robberies on the West Coast and had decided to try it for himself. He said he was just a copycat and had nothing to do with the robberies in California. Skye brought up a robbery that had happened outside of San Francisco.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Jeffrey Manchester was originally from the Sacramento area, and he was estranged from his ex-wife. McDonald's officials said he had never worked at McDonald's before, but his ex-wife had a decade earlier. Sky Poley told us that when he looked into it more, he found that Jeffrey Manchester had worked at a McDonald's in the Sacramento area, but at a different location than his ex-wife.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Jeffrey Manchester was originally from the Sacramento area, and he was estranged from his ex-wife. McDonald's officials said he had never worked at McDonald's before, but his ex-wife had a decade earlier. Sky Poley told us that when he looked into it more, he found that Jeffrey Manchester had worked at a McDonald's in the Sacramento area, but at a different location than his ex-wife.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

He had received Army artillery and airborne training, which would have involved jumping from heights and rappelling. And he was part of an Army Reserve boat unit that specialized in transporting military equipment from one base to another. He had most recently been on a training mission that had gone from California to Florida to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

He had received Army artillery and airborne training, which would have involved jumping from heights and rappelling. And he was part of an Army Reserve boat unit that specialized in transporting military equipment from one base to another. He had most recently been on a training mission that had gone from California to Florida to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

One of his fellow Army reservists told a reporter that after the exercise was over, Jeffrey Manchester told him that instead of going back to California right away, he was going to stay with some friends. Three days later, he was caught by police in North Carolina. Jeffrey Manchester was indicted in North Carolina on 14 felony counts for robbing the two McDonald's restaurants.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

One of his fellow Army reservists told a reporter that after the exercise was over, Jeffrey Manchester told him that instead of going back to California right away, he was going to stay with some friends. Three days later, he was caught by police in North Carolina. Jeffrey Manchester was indicted in North Carolina on 14 felony counts for robbing the two McDonald's restaurants.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

including one count of possessing a weapon of mass destruction and eight counts of first-degree kidnapping for the eight employees he had held up. He pleaded guilty to several of the charges against him, like robbery and breaking and entering. But he pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping charges. His lawyer said he didn't believe he was guilty of kidnapping for forcing employees into coolers.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

including one count of possessing a weapon of mass destruction and eight counts of first-degree kidnapping for the eight employees he had held up. He pleaded guilty to several of the charges against him, like robbery and breaking and entering. But he pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping charges. His lawyer said he didn't believe he was guilty of kidnapping for forcing employees into coolers.