Wendy Budde (Angela's Sister)

This is where our local resources really help us.

Right from the start, Henningsen had corralled state and local law enforcement agencies, even farmers and hunters, to help determine where he might be.

Cattle farmer Jeff Junk and girlfriend Kim Klein were once close friends with Chris Pritchard.

Neighbors called them about the rumor racing through town.

Pritchard had shot his wife, Angela.

A Jackson County chief deputy stopped by Junk's house to warn them.

Pritchard was on the run and might be looking for help from his friends.

Then there was a knock on the door.

The knock on the front door, the one they'll always remember, came around 8.15 that October night, Kim Cline says.

She and boyfriend Jeff Junk were not expecting company.

So you open the door, and what is it that you see on the other side?

I see Chris.

Chris Pritchard, their old friend, now a hunted fugitive suspected of murder, was standing in the dim light, holding a shotgun.

Jeff and Kim knew they had to call the police, but until they could do that safely, Kim says they were playing along.

Chris told them he'd been running all day from the cops and their dogs.

The couple told him Angela was dead.

Did he express any remorse?

The moment felt so surreal, Kim says, she snapped a photo.

And the time was finally right, says Jeff, to text the chief deputy, who had stopped by earlier.

I said, he's up here, and he has passed out.