Wendy Budde (Angela's Sister)

Henningsen believes Chris Pritchard entered the kennels and lay in wait for nearly four hours.

Angela Pritchard had less than six minutes to live.

At any point, do you clearly see Chris on any of the surveillance cameras?

Yes.

We believe we see him leaving.

About two minutes after the gunshot, at 7.41, the man they now suspected to be her killer, Chris Pritchard, appeared.

Outside the kennels, miles of thick woods stretch to the horizon, an area the northeastern Iowa locals call the wilderness.

It was rugged terrain.

Chris Pritchard knew well, says Wendy.

He knows the outdoors.

I knew that he could probably survive out there for quite a while in hiding.

This is your worst nightmare.

Yeah, yeah.

Everything you've been trying to prevent come true.

Everything I've been trying so hard to protect her and to keep her safe, and he got her.

He got to her.

You've got a fugitive out there on the run, potentially armed.

The manhunt for Chris Pritchard was widening.

Fanning out from the kennels, heavily armed officers searched nearby neighborhoods, house to house, barn to barn.

She was.