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00:04:06Touchdowns on 15 teams who were based on a season of no record.

00:04:10That's all I can give you.

00:04:13Jones, and that is a touchdown.

00:04:16That's not the back of the power of football

00:04:18with the running backs.

00:04:20You've got a lot of in-count options.

00:04:24You can let your quarterback keep it at roughly 17.

00:04:27Plus 9 in turnover margin a year ago, had 17 interceptions.

00:04:32As we update you on the American Conference scoreboard.

00:04:37Da Fee!

00:04:39There he goes!

00:04:40Off to the races!

00:04:41Sprints down the sideline!

00:04:51Oh, you scared me.

00:04:54Where is everyone?

00:04:55They're here.

00:04:58Where's mom?

00:05:03She's over there.

00:05:27Dear Pastor Rev Engel,

00:05:30I am very sorry to add this additional burden to your work.

00:05:34I left myself in the hands of God's justice and mercy,

00:05:39but apparently He saw fit to ignore my prayers.

00:05:43What I have done is for the best as far as the children's souls are concerned.

00:05:48I know that many will look at the additional years they could have lived,

00:05:52but if they were no longer servants of God,

00:05:55what would be gained?

00:05:58I'm sure many will say,

00:05:59how could anyone do such a horrible thing?

00:06:03My only answer is, it wasn't easy.

00:06:07This was only done after much thought.

00:06:11If we were just dealing with one issue alone,

00:06:14we may have pulled through.

00:06:16But considering everything, it was all just too much.

00:06:22At least I'm certain that all of them are in heaven now.

00:06:26I know that nothing I can say will make it right,

00:06:29but I am assured of making peace with God because of Christ's sacrifice,

00:06:34even for people like me.

00:06:36Kind regards, John.

00:06:40P.S. Mother is in the bedroom upstairs.

00:06:44She was too heavy to move.

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00:10:47Steph, what are you doing?

00:10:49You're supposed to be resting.

00:10:50I'm bored up there.

00:10:52Steph, it's only been three days.

00:10:54You're meant to be resting for six weeks.

00:10:56I don't lose my mind before then.

00:11:01I got it, Dad.

00:11:02It's fine.

00:11:03All right.

00:11:04Do you want some eggs?

00:11:06No, I'll have cereal.

00:11:09Cereal.

00:11:10Okay.

00:11:11I can get it.

00:11:12No, it's all right.

00:11:13You...

00:11:14Yeah.

00:11:24Thanks.

00:11:29Shit.

00:11:30Shit.

00:11:33So you're bored, huh?

00:11:36That's an understatement.

00:11:38Yeah.

00:11:40I know it's tough.

00:11:45But, uh...

00:11:48Remember what your mother used to say?

00:11:50Yeah.

00:11:54Everything happens for a reason.

00:12:01Come on.

00:12:03Well, I gotta go to work soon.

00:12:05But if you need anything...

00:12:07I'll be okay.

00:12:08Johnny and Melissa are coming over later.

00:12:12Oh.

00:12:16Um...

00:12:17Well, look, I gotta go to work.

00:12:19And, look, you have the, uh...

00:12:22You have the eggs, all right?

00:12:25Yeah.

00:12:26You eat that, all right?

00:12:27Gotta go. I gotta go.

00:12:28Okay.

00:12:29I'll talk to you later.

00:12:30Okay.

00:12:31Okay.

00:12:32I'm sorry.

00:12:33Okay.

00:12:38God be in my head

00:12:43And in my heart and soul

00:12:48God be my rising and my going

00:12:57God be in my heart

00:13:01And in my...

00:13:05Bob!

00:13:06Breakfast ready!

00:13:32America needs a tidal wave of the old-time religion.

00:13:36America needs to be taken down to God's bathhouse

00:13:39and the hose turned on her.

00:13:41And the time isn't far distant

00:13:43when the wheels of God's judgment are going to go sweeping

00:13:46through this old God-hating world.

00:13:48And I want to take a pledge in this audience

00:13:50to join me in a pledge

00:13:52that you will never rest until this old God-hating,

00:13:55Christ-hating, whiskey-soaked, Sabbath-breaking,

00:13:58blaspheming, infidel, bootlegging old world

00:14:02is bound to the cross of Jesus Christ

00:14:04by the golden chains of love.

00:14:22Thanks, honey.

00:14:23You're welcome.

00:14:25Thanks, honey.

00:14:26You're welcome.

00:14:34Bless us, O Lord, as we give thanks for these gifts from Thy bounty.

00:14:39Amen.

00:14:56What the hell did you do all day?

00:14:58Just watch TV?

00:14:59I got so bored of that,

00:15:01I actually started watching The Neighbors.

00:15:04I never knew you were into voyeurism.

00:15:07Good to know.

00:15:08Not like that.

00:15:10If you watch people for long enough,

00:15:12you realize their lives run like clockwork.

00:15:15They leave the house the same time every morning,

00:15:18mow the lawn every Saturday,

00:15:20and then go to bed at the same time.

00:15:23Every morning, mow the lawn every Saturday.

00:15:26Such a routine existence.

00:15:28Housebound for less than a week,

00:15:30and you're already having an existential crisis.

00:15:32Maybe I am.

00:15:34Don't The Neighbors ever do anything exciting?

00:15:36I wouldn't say exciting.

00:15:38Sometimes they do stuff that's kind of funny.

00:15:40Like what?

00:15:41Like poor Mrs. Corbett's in number 11

00:15:43looks like she's having a party every night.

00:15:46Lights keep flashing on and off the whole time.

00:15:48Then I realized what was going on.

00:15:50They have one of those clap-on, clap-off lights installed.

00:15:53Oh yeah, the clapper. I've seen that on TV.

00:15:56Why would she be clapping constantly?

00:15:58I wondered that.

00:16:00Then my dad told me she has Tourette's.

00:16:03Wait, so you're telling me that

00:16:06the lights go on and off when you say fuck too?

00:16:10No, Tourette's doesn't just cause cursing.

00:16:12You get physical tics.

00:16:15One of Mrs. Corbett's tics is that she slaps her leg,

00:16:18and every time she does that, the lights go off,

00:16:20so she has to clap to get them back on again.

00:16:26Guys, it's not funny. It's a serious condition.

00:16:29That's terrible.

00:16:31Also, it's creepy you just watched me.

00:16:36It's a little funny.

00:16:44It's been 18 years.

00:16:46No one can say that we haven't given this ample time.

00:16:50Must go back the task force to you and Wayne Harris.

00:16:53Now Wayne is retired, it's time you close this chapter too.

00:16:58I can't justify any more manpower on a case that's colder than Alaska.

00:17:02So what do you suggest I do?

00:17:04Sir?

00:17:06Stop taking this case so personally. Move on.

00:17:09Have you seen what he did to that family?

00:17:12What he done to those kids?

00:17:14Listen, you got a lot of cases in the win column over the years.

00:17:18This is a rare one that got away from you.

00:17:21You gotta accept that.

00:17:23It's time to let it go.

00:17:34He's got a point.

00:17:36You took that case too personally.

00:17:38Come on, Wayne.

00:17:40We worked our asses off and he still got away.

00:17:43Motherfucker made a fool out of all of us.

00:17:46Is that what really stings, Frank?

00:17:48That your ego took a dent?

00:17:53Well maybe it did.

00:17:55Come on, you saw the crime scene.

00:17:57A guy could do that, to his own blood, run him free.

00:18:02I take it you're not gonna heed the chief's advice?

00:18:04No.

00:18:05But now he's pulled the plug, I gotta go it alone.

00:18:08The first thing is the press.

00:18:10Nationally syndicated magazines, newspapers.

00:18:14Maybe I can get someone interested in doing a follow-up story.

00:18:17Nearly 20 years later?

00:18:19Come on, Frank.

00:18:21We don't even know if he's still in the country.

00:18:23He is.

00:18:24How can you be so sure?

00:18:27Everybody we spoke to about this told us he was a cheerleader for the American dream.

00:18:32Marriage, suburbia, church.

00:18:35He lived for that shit.

00:18:37And nobody has Christian family values like Uncle Sam.

00:20:08Yeah?

00:20:23I never realized the neighbors were so interesting.

00:20:27Look over there.

00:20:29The garden of number 10.

00:20:31The garden of number 10.

00:20:38What am I supposed to be looking at here?

00:20:40There's a guy mowing his lawn.

00:20:42Yeah, in a suit.

00:20:43Who mows their lawn in a shirt and tie?

00:20:46It's a little weird, I guess.

00:20:48Do you know much about that guy?

00:20:52Bob Clark.

00:20:54We just said hello from time to time.

00:20:56Can't say I've spoken to him much.

00:20:59I've had a few conversations with his wife, Dolores.

00:21:02She seems nice.

00:21:04I've never really noticed him before, but last night he was watching me from the upstairs window.

00:21:10Really?

00:21:12Yeah, it was kind of creepy.

00:21:16You weren't looking through the binoculars at the time, were you?

00:21:21I might have been.

00:21:24Oh, Christ, Steph.

00:21:27You really need to find something better to do with your time.

00:21:32Why don't you read a book or something?

00:21:35Okay.

00:21:55After the murders, List cut himself out of every photograph in the house.

00:21:59We discovered he'd lost his job at the Jersey City Bank a few weeks before.

00:22:03We're pretty sure he never shared this information with his family.

00:22:06He'd skim money from his mother's bank account to avoid defaulting on the mortgage.

00:22:09He emptied what was left on the day of the killings, and that's what he used to relocate.

00:23:04Good evening.

00:23:06In view of the difficult events that we cover here on the show,

00:23:09I'm delighted to start tonight with some positive news.

00:23:13Rapist and murderer David James Roberts is behind bars because of you, the viewers.

00:23:20Our regulars will remember that we profiled Roberts on the show last week,

00:23:24and he's considered one of America's most dangerous criminals.

00:23:28Our regulars will remember that we profiled Roberts on the show last week,

00:23:31and he's considered one of America's most wanted criminals.

00:23:35Roberts murdered a man by the name of Bill Patrick, his wife and their child.

00:23:41He also raped the mother and killed his six-month-old son.

00:23:46Yeah?

00:23:48Frank?

00:23:50Turn off Channel 5.

00:23:59What am I looking at?

00:24:01It's a new TV show.

00:24:03They profile fugitives on the run and then ask viewers to call in with tips.

00:24:07I don't understand.

00:24:09It's a new TV show.

00:24:11They profile fugitives on the run and then ask viewers to call in with tips.

00:24:16This shit actually works?

00:24:18The host said some guy on the run for two years was arrested after 75 callers identified him.

00:24:26All right.

00:24:28Let me check it out. I'll give you a call back.

00:24:30Okay.

00:24:39A call from this river.

00:25:10What are you doing in our house?

00:25:13Um, Steph, this is, uh, Mr. Clark.

00:25:17He's come over to apologize.

00:25:20I startled her again.

00:25:22I seem to be making a habit of that today.

00:25:25Stephanie, I'm Bob.

00:25:27I'm here to apologize.

00:25:29I'm here to apologize.

00:25:32I'm here to apologize.

00:25:34I'm here to apologize.

00:25:36Okay.

00:25:38Stephanie, I'm Bob.

00:25:42Phil, I owe you an explanation.

00:25:45Mrs. Atherton next door goes to my church.

00:25:47She mentioned on Sunday that she had some vermin on her property.

00:25:51So I offered to get rid of it for her.

00:25:53With a gun? Isn't that a little excessive?

00:25:56So focused on trying to do a good deed for a neighbor that just didn't occur to me.

00:26:03Afterwards, when I saw you, I realized how scary it may have been.

00:26:09The last thing I want to do is frighten a neighbor.

00:26:16Goddamn rats.

00:26:23Well, uh, Bob, I really appreciate you coming over to, uh, address it.

00:26:30I just hope that Stephanie will accept my apology.

00:26:35Yeah, sure.

00:26:39Bless your heart.

00:26:41As it says in Ephesians 431,

00:26:44be kind and compassionate,

00:26:46forgiving each other just as through Christ God forgave you.

00:26:55Anyway, I've taken up too much of your time already.

00:26:58Thank you both for your hospitality.

00:27:02Hopefully we'll be seeing more of each other in the future.

00:27:11Yeah, well, um, thanks again, Bob, for coming over to, yeah, address that.

00:27:18I'll see you out to the front door.

00:27:29A Bible basher with a gun. God, I love this country.

00:27:33Look.

00:27:36What's this?

00:27:38Some guy in New Jersey killed his family 18 years ago.

00:27:44A little light reading, huh, Steph?

00:27:47This guy looks just like Bob Clark.

00:27:53Oh, Steph.

00:27:55Check out the eyes. It's him.

00:27:58Well, they look kind of similar, but I don't think it's the same guy.

00:28:05You'll at least admit he's a total weirdo, though, right?

00:28:08Well, I thought we were two seconds away from him selling us a watchtower,

00:28:12but that hardly qualifies him as somebody who would murder his own family.

00:28:17Dad, it's him.

00:28:19Steph, I'll... Steph!

00:28:23Why can't you read something else?

00:28:30I've never seen the guy before. How am I supposed to know if that's him?

00:28:38Oh, my God, you're taking pictures of him, too? Stalking much?

00:28:42This isn't helping, Steph. Looks like you took these from space.

00:28:46Yeah, I couldn't exactly go up to him and ask for a close-up, could I?

00:28:50Are you going to call the cops, Steph?

00:28:53Not yet. I need some actual proof that it is him.

00:28:56How do you plan to get that?

00:28:58Not sure yet, but I'll think of something.

00:29:01All right. Well, I've got to head to practice.

00:29:05I'll see you tomorrow.

00:29:07Okay.

00:29:08See you.

00:29:15Hey, can you hand me that pencil?

00:29:18Sure.

00:29:23Oh, my God, that's good.

00:29:35Hey, Mr Hancock.

00:29:37Hey, Danny. How's it going?

00:29:40Not bad.

00:29:43You still working at the pizza parlor?

00:29:46Yep.

00:29:49How's the, um, football going?

00:29:53Pretty good, actually.

00:29:55Um, we're third in the state at the minute, so...

00:29:59Yeah.

00:30:01You planning on making 11 from that?

00:30:05Well, I play for the love of it, to be honest.

00:30:10I play for the love of it, to be honest with you.

00:30:13But there's some big league scouts who come from time to time, so...

00:30:18You never know.

00:30:30Reassuring.

00:30:33Thanks.

00:30:41You want me left alone?

00:30:44Can't they leave me alone?

00:31:10I just want to be left alone.

00:31:13Can they leave me alone?

00:31:15Why don't they just leave me alone?

00:31:31You are going to keep it together.

00:31:33You hear me?

00:31:40Yeah.

00:31:48Look, Bob. What do you think?

00:31:52New dress?

00:31:54Yeah. Isn't it beautiful?

00:31:57How much did it cost?

00:31:59I got it on sale for 30 bucks.

00:32:02That's a little steep.

00:32:05Is this for the church benefit?

00:32:07Yeah.

00:32:09I heard you're hugging.

00:32:12Don't I have a nice figure?

00:32:14But is it appropriate for the pastor and congregation to see it?

00:32:19I don't think it's inappropriate.

00:32:22I think I look nice.

00:32:26Cheers.

00:32:37You know I love you, don't you?

00:32:40Yes.

00:32:42Do you love me?

00:32:44Of course I do.

00:32:47Then please, respect my wishes.

00:32:51Find a more modest dress for the benefit, okay?

00:32:59Fine.

00:33:12What was he doing?

00:33:14I don't know. He was kind of freaking out.

00:33:16He was pacing back and forth, agitated as hell.

00:33:20There was a magazine across the room.

00:33:22That magazine?

00:33:24I don't know. I couldn't really see it.

00:33:26But he seemed pretty mad about it.

00:33:29He must have seen it when I dropped it in the kitchen.

00:33:32Gone and bought a copy.

00:33:34We don't know anything for sure, you know?

00:33:37I mean, think about it. If we took this to the cops, they'd say the evidence was pretty thin.

00:33:41I know that.

00:33:44Oh, God.

00:33:46What?

00:33:48You got that look.

00:33:50What look?

00:33:52You know that look you get when you're going to ask me to do something that I don't want to do?

00:33:56Every Sunday, Clark and his wife go to church.

00:33:59They're out of the house for like three hours.

00:34:02They leave at 8.30 and come back around midday.

00:34:05Oh, no, Steph. I am not breaking into his house.

00:34:10I didn't ask you to. I didn't say anything.

00:34:13Okay.

00:34:15What do you want me to do?

00:34:18Break into his house.

00:34:20I knew it! I knew it!

00:34:23You know, breaking and entering is a felony, right?

00:34:25I could go to jail.

00:34:27He wouldn't have to actually break in.

00:34:29His wife leaves his spare key under a plant pot next to the front door.

00:34:32Okay, so if, if I do this,

00:34:37if, if I do this,

00:34:41what am I supposed to be looking for?

00:34:43Any evidence that proves Clark is John List.

00:34:46Oh, come on, Steph.

00:34:48You really think he's going to keep incriminating shit lying around all these years later?

00:34:52No, but there might be an older photo.

00:34:55If we had a picture with a clear resemblance, it would help convince the cops.

00:34:59Yeah, but how are we going to explain how we got it?

00:35:03I mean, surely the cops are going to know that I broke into his house.

00:35:06What are they going to care more about,

00:35:08busting you for stealing a photo or catching some guy who murdered his whole family?

00:35:16I can't believe I'm going to do this.

00:35:19I must be crazy.

00:35:28Thanks for meeting me today, Miss Phillips. I know you're very busy.

00:35:32Please, call me Ellen.

00:35:34Ellen.

00:35:36The show you produce, it's, it's intriguing.

00:35:39I've never seen anything quite like it before.

00:35:41Well, I brought it to the network, but it's really John Wesley's brainchild.

00:35:47You heard what happened to his kid, right?

00:35:49He was murdered, wasn't he?

00:35:51That's right, his young son.

00:35:55John noticed when dealing with the media how quickly they could get information out there.

00:36:01The TV coverage helped catch his son's killer.

00:36:05If it's used in the right way, the media can be a powerful weapon.

00:36:08It can.

00:36:10Of course, if I'm being honest, I've got to admit the media's motives are hardly noble.

00:36:16Everyone who works in this business understands if it bleeds, it leads.

00:36:22Why do you think people are so, so fascinated by murder?

00:36:28Killers tantalize people.

00:36:32Like traffic accidents or natural disasters.

00:36:37The actions of a killer are horrible.

00:36:42But the public just can't look away.

00:36:45So, did you get a chance to have a look over the details of the List case?

00:36:49I did.

00:36:50And will you consider featuring it on the show?

00:36:53It's the kind of taboo crime that intrigues and horrifies people.

00:37:01But the problem is, it took place so long ago.

00:37:05You have one picture that's over 20 years old.

00:37:09The guy probably looks very different now.

00:37:13I'd have to question whether or not we'd get the audience response we need to make an identification.

00:37:23But it's worth a shot, isn't it?

00:37:25I don't think the network is going to want to blot our copybook

00:37:31by featuring cases which are unlikely to have a positive outcome.

00:37:38So what are you saying?

00:37:41I'm saying it's a pass for now.

00:37:45But if you get any additional information that could improve the chances of an identification,

00:37:53then we'll certainly consider it for future broadcast.

00:38:15It's time.

00:44:22Thanks, Lesley, all right, have a good night, see you tomorrow, yes?

00:44:24Mr. Wesson, Detective Fred Clayton, sir.

00:44:25Do you have a minute?

00:44:26Yeah, how can I help you, Detective.

00:44:27I spoke to your producer, Elmo Phillips, I'm trying to get a case featured on your show.

00:44:32Well, if you go to her channel, that's...

00:44:34She's gonna arrange that for you.

00:44:35Oh, no she rejected it, sir.

00:44:37Well I'm sorry to hear that, we have her rather full-plate right

00:44:39We can't feature everybody, but perhaps sometime in the future.

00:44:42Well, you see, time is a factor here, sir.

00:44:44Look, Detective, that's just the way it works here.

00:44:47We have to go through the channels, you know?

00:44:50I know what happened to your son.

00:44:55Yeah, well, it's a matter of public record, unfortunately.

00:45:00John List murdered both of his sons in cold blood.

00:45:05Frederick and John Jr.

00:45:09They were 13 and 15.

00:45:12His daughter, too.

00:45:14Patricia.

00:45:16She was 16.

00:45:20I've been working this case for nearly two decades now.

00:45:24My department shut me down and I'm having to do it on my own time.

00:45:29All because I am still haunted by that crime scene.

00:45:34Three beautiful children.

00:45:37Snuffed out by a man who was supposed to love and protect them.

00:45:43They deserve justice, Mr. Wesley.

00:45:47Come on, looks like you can use a drink.

00:45:54It was July back in 81.

00:45:57Aaron was our first and only son at the time.

00:46:01My wife Deborah and I were living the American dream.

00:46:05Had a great job in real estate.

00:46:07Beautiful home.

00:46:09Deborah always wanted to be a mother.

00:46:11So when Aaron came along, our lives were complete.

00:46:18And one day, we were in a department store browsing.

00:46:22Aaron was with us.

00:46:25Laughing, running in and out of the aisles like he always did.

00:46:29Couldn't have turned our back on him for more than a minute.

00:46:32He was gone.

00:46:35Knowing that he was out there alone, frightened without us.

00:46:40I felt so helpless.

00:46:48Two weeks later, they found his body in a river.

00:46:52Opportunist abduction, murder.

00:46:59Our lives completely changed in a matter of minutes.

00:47:04The day they found Aaron's body, my heart broke into a million pieces.

00:47:12Years later, I'm still trying to put it back together.

00:47:15I'm sorry.

00:47:17I think what hurt even more was the fact that the local police department's response was so poor.

00:47:23I mean, with all due respect to you, detective,

00:47:26they didn't know their head from their ass.

00:47:30I can only imagine if they'd been a little bit more decisive,

00:47:34we could have found Aaron before that animal took his life.

00:47:38Well, if it had come to my department, it would have been a different story.

00:47:43I appreciate that.

00:47:45But when the media got involved, I realized that we could create this wide awareness.

00:47:53It also restored my faith in human nature at a very dark time.

00:47:58We received over 40,000 letters from all over the country.

00:48:03People wishing us well, sympathizing, sharing their own stories.

00:48:09And I knew that if I could get information out there on a national scale

00:48:14and galvanize the public into being directly involved with finding those criminals,

00:48:20we could solve cases that would generally never stand a chance.

00:48:24This is why I came to you, Mr. Wesley.

00:48:27I don't share a bloodline with the List children, but...

00:48:31but in death, I've got to know them so well.

00:48:36I talked to everybody about Frederick and John Jr. and Patricia.

00:48:41I learned about all the things they loved.

00:48:44Their dreams, aspirations.

00:48:50If I'd have caught List, then there'd be closure.

00:48:53But as long as he's still out there, this will never be over.

00:48:57Those children will never be at peace.

00:49:00I know.

00:49:02Took us years to find Aaron's murder.

00:49:07Closure is important.

00:49:09It really is.

00:49:11And I've been chasing it for 18 years.

00:49:15Look, Frank, I can't promise anything.

00:49:20I'm usually a servant to the network and these kind of things, but...

00:49:24I'll do my best.

00:49:27Try and get you on the show.

00:49:30Thank you, John.

00:49:32I appreciate that.

00:49:49So what do you want to do next?

00:49:50I don't know.

00:49:52Well, one thing's for sure. I'm not sneaking around his house anymore.

00:49:57It's too risky.

00:49:59I know.

00:50:01I'm so sorry.

00:50:03I'll live.

00:50:06Maybe I should just call the cops.

00:50:09At least then that would shine a spotlight on him.

00:50:12Maybe if his IDs don't check out, they'll discover who he really is.

00:50:15And if we're wrong, they'll bust us for wasting our time.

00:50:18And if we're wrong, they'll bust us for wasting police time.

00:50:23You don't still have doubts, do you?

00:50:26I don't know.

00:50:32We're going to need more than just suspicion before we call the cops.

00:50:36I know. We've been through this.

00:50:45Look, I'm going to go home. I'm pretty tired.

00:50:48Okay.

00:50:51You come by tomorrow?

00:50:53Sure.

00:51:19God damn it!

00:51:21Profanity isn't necessary, young man.

00:51:24What the hell are you doing in my car?

00:51:26I think it's time we had a little chat.

00:51:28And you needed to break into my car to do that?

00:51:31I guess this makes us even.

00:51:35What do you mean?

00:51:37The postman.

00:51:39The postman?

00:51:41Yeah.

00:51:43The postman?

00:51:45Yeah.

00:51:46The postman?

00:51:48When I left, he was right there, on the model.

00:51:52When I came back, he was on the floor.

00:51:54Unless this town experienced its first-ever earthquake while I was out,

00:51:58it's tough to see how that could have happened.

00:52:05I know that you and your girlfriend Stephanie have taken quite an interest in me lately.

00:52:09No, no, we...

00:52:10Please.

00:52:12Let's level with each other.

00:52:13I don't know why you've been snooping around.

00:52:16Maybe I don't want to know.

00:52:18But let me tell you one thing.

00:52:21I value my privacy.

00:52:25As I'm sure you value your own.

00:52:28We all have a right to it.

00:52:30I'll respect yours if you respect mine.

00:52:35And here's the point to remember.

00:52:38You may be watching me.

00:52:40You may be watching me.

00:52:47But I'm also watching you.

00:53:11Hey Frank, sorry I'm late.

00:53:14Damn production meeting ran over as usual.

00:53:16Not a problem.

00:53:17So, this is the guy I was telling you about. Dave Brenton.

00:53:20Good to meet you.

00:53:21You too.

00:53:33So, you're a sculptor.

00:53:36So, you're a sculptor.

00:53:38It's actually auto-dedact forensic artist.

00:53:43You'll have to forgive me Dave, I'm a little behind the times.

00:53:46What exactly does your job entail?

00:53:48Facial reconstructions of fugitives based on outdated pictures.

00:53:53Aging a sculpted bust to show how they may look in the present day.

00:53:57See Frank, here's the problem you have.

00:54:00That photograph that we have of List is as old as hell.

00:54:03Viewers need to see what he looks like today in order to make a positive ID.

00:54:08That's where Dave comes in.

00:54:10He fabricates that age-progressed bust so that our viewer gets a pretty good indication of what List might look like today.

00:54:17Massively improve your chance of a positive ID.

00:54:20It sounds terrific, but we can't be certain of what List looks like now, so it's going to be kind of speculative, isn't it?

00:54:26It'll be based on a lot of research.

00:54:28And I'll create some various key questions.

00:54:31Where does he live?

00:54:32The city? The suburbs?

00:54:34And what kind of clothes does he wear?

00:54:36I think he would wear a pair of thick dark brown glasses.

00:54:39Why do you think that?

00:54:41I think he would want to look more astute, you know, more in control than he really was.

00:54:46Well it could be you've got the right handle on this guy.

00:54:52The disappearance of the daughter, the Amber Alert going out for her,

00:54:57the discovery of her body in her father's home, and then the arrest of this man.

00:55:03God, that's awful.

00:55:07Bob?

00:55:08What?

00:55:10You hear that on the TV.

00:55:13A father killed his own daughter.

00:55:16Isn't that awful?

00:55:21Yeah, that's terrible.

00:55:27What on earth could drive a man to kill his own flesh and blood?

00:55:32Maybe she disappointed him.

00:56:03Hey.

00:56:05Hey.

00:56:11You okay?

00:56:13Not really.

00:56:14Come on.

00:56:30I know you're having a tough time at the moment and

00:56:36I've been working so much, I haven't been here as much as I should have.

00:56:41It's fine.

00:56:43No, it's not.

00:56:47Your mother, before she passed,

00:56:50she made me promise that I'd always be there for you.

00:56:55You have been.

00:56:58But not enough.

00:57:01I thought,

00:57:03we need the money, I'll do more shifts, but

00:57:06if I was being honest with myself, I just couldn't.

00:57:10I couldn't just stay at home

00:57:14along with my thoughts.

00:57:18It was a struggle.

00:57:22I still think about your mother all the time.

00:57:26But I just can't

00:57:30focus on the good times. I just...

00:57:33I miss her too.

00:57:42I'm going to be here for you, Steph.

00:57:45More.

00:57:48I'm going to be here for you more.

00:57:53I promise.

00:57:56I promise.

00:58:02I promise.

00:58:32I promise.

00:59:02I promise.

00:59:32I promise.

00:59:34I promise.

01:00:02I promise.

01:00:04I promise.

01:00:07I promise.

01:00:33This house is one of the best properties on the market right now.

01:00:37Perfect for a family.

01:00:42Well, I find that most things start and end with the family.

01:00:48One way or another.

01:01:03Wow.

01:01:05Quite the attention to detail there, Dave.

01:01:08Great job. Really intricate work.

01:01:12Question is,

01:01:14how close is this to how List looks now?

01:01:18Show tapes tomorrow.

01:01:21We'll find out soon enough.

01:01:32We'll find out soon enough.

01:02:02Well, it's your shot today, Frank.

01:02:04I'm kind of nervous.

01:02:06Don't worry about it.

01:02:08There are only 15 million people going to be watching.

01:02:10Nothing to be nervous about.

01:02:12You know, I'm not nervous.

01:02:14I'm not nervous.

01:02:16I'm not nervous.

01:02:18I'm not nervous.

01:02:20I'm not nervous.

01:02:22I'm not nervous.

01:02:24I'm not nervous.

01:02:26I'm not nervous.

01:02:28I'm not nervous.

01:02:30I'm not nervous.

01:02:32You know how to put a mind at ease.

01:02:34You'll be fine.

01:02:36Just follow my lead.

01:02:38The important thing to remember is that

01:02:40maybe one of those 15 million people

01:02:42know where John List is.

01:02:44And finally nail that son of a bitch.

01:02:48Come on.

01:02:53Hello?

01:02:54Hey, it's me.

01:02:56You okay?

01:02:58I was going to ask you the same thing.

01:03:00How come you didn't come over tonight?

01:03:02I had football practice.

01:03:04It's Wednesday.

01:03:06Isn't practice usually on Thursday?

01:03:08Uh...

01:03:10They moved it.

01:03:12Don't lie to me, Danny.

01:03:15Alright, you want me to say it?

01:03:18I'm kind of freaked out.

01:03:20I mean, that guy broke into my car

01:03:22and he threatened me.

01:03:24It's okay to be scared.

01:03:26I am too.

01:03:28I just don't know what to do.

01:03:30I mean, that prick said he was watching me.

01:03:32He's watching both of us.

01:03:36So, what are we going to do?

01:03:39I don't know.

01:03:41But I do know that being together

01:03:43is better than being apart.

01:03:45Makes sense.

01:03:47Or to put it bluntly,

01:03:49if you still care about me at all,

01:03:51then get over here.

01:03:54I do still care about you.

01:03:58I love you, Steph.

01:04:00Nothing has changed on that front.

01:04:03Then stick with me on this.

01:04:06I will.

01:04:20Hey, Steph.

01:04:22You want to watch some TV with your old man?

01:04:25Danny and Melissa are coming over.

01:04:28That's later.

01:04:29Yeah.

01:04:31Come and watch some TV with your old man.

01:04:33It's good to get out of the bedroom for a while, no?

01:04:36Yeah, I guess you're right.

01:04:38Yeah.

01:04:40What are you watching?

01:04:42Nothing much.

01:04:44Just waiting for this show to come on.

01:04:46The one where they track down

01:04:48America's most wanted criminals.

01:04:50Have you ever seen it?

01:04:52No.

01:04:54It's pretty interesting.

01:04:56I was going to make a sandwich.

01:04:57Yeah, sure.

01:04:59All right, okay.

01:05:01Yeah.

01:05:09Good evening.

01:05:11I'm John Wesley.

01:05:13Those of you who are regular viewers

01:05:15know that we highlight

01:05:17mostly recent cases.

01:05:19But tonight,

01:05:21we're turning back the clock 18 years

01:05:23to November the 9th, 1971.

01:05:27In a seemingly mild manner,

01:05:30a countenance churchgoer, John List.

01:05:33Dad!

01:05:37What's wrong?

01:05:39Look, they're talking about John List.

01:05:41Remember I showed you that magazine?

01:05:46It's a guy you think is living across the street.

01:05:49It's not funny, Dad.

01:05:51Look.

01:05:53We hope that someone out there tonight

01:05:55may know where he is.

01:05:57We consulted a number of profilers

01:05:59over those years,

01:06:01and they speculate that List

01:06:03may have obsessive compulsive disorder

01:06:05and other associative disorders.

01:06:07Control is very important to this man.

01:06:10Control can be ever so subtle,

01:06:13often hidden behind the pretense of

01:06:15help or advice,

01:06:17a suggestion,

01:06:19even a joke.

01:06:20Maybe there's someone out there tonight

01:06:22who may recognize this key characteristic.

01:06:24Interesting.

01:06:26I know you mentioned that

01:06:28List went to great pains to cover his tracks.

01:06:30He removed himself from all family photographs

01:06:33and wasn't particularly a social person.

01:06:36So it was very difficult for you

01:06:38to obtain a photograph

01:06:40for identification purposes.

01:06:42That's right.

01:06:44We had one very, very old photograph to go on.

01:06:46But now, thanks to the work

01:06:48of the esteemed forensic artist David Brenton,

01:06:50we have a bust of List's head

01:06:52which we have age-progressed

01:06:54and should be able to give the viewers a good...

01:06:56Ah!

01:06:58Holy shit!

01:07:00I told you, Dad. I told you.

01:07:02Oh! Oh, shit! Oh!

01:07:04Shit.

01:07:06We need to call the cops.

01:07:08Hold it. Let's not get hasty here.

01:07:10What else are we gonna do?

01:07:21Uh...

01:07:23Maybe I could...

01:07:25I could go over to him and talk to him.

01:07:27Make sure it's really him.

01:07:29Dad, are you crazy?

01:07:31He's a mass murderer.

01:07:33Oh, shit.

01:07:54Oh, shit!

01:07:56I can't do this.

01:07:58What?

01:08:00I can't do this.

01:08:02Okay, okay, let me call the cops, yeah, let them deal with it.

01:08:21Okay, okay.

01:08:22Okay.

01:08:23God, the power's out.

01:08:42Dad?

01:08:49Dad?

01:08:57Dad?

01:09:20Shut up!

01:09:23I just wanted to be left alone.

01:09:25You just couldn't leave me be, could you?

01:09:31You just had to keep snooping around, didn't you?

01:09:34I'm sorry.

01:09:35Shut up!

01:09:37I didn't want to come to this.

01:09:40But I have no choice.

01:09:42It's time to give you up to the almighty.

01:09:44Ah!

01:10:14Ah!

01:10:45Stephanie!

01:10:55Stephanie!

01:11:14Steph?

01:11:21Jimmy?

01:11:22Hello?

01:11:34Maybe they went out.

01:11:36Yeah, Steph struggles to get around, so why would she go out if she knew that we were coming over?

01:11:44Ah!

01:11:49Is he okay?

01:11:58He's still breathing.

01:12:00Look, um, go in there, call the cops, okay?

01:12:03I'm gonna make sure that Steph's alright.

01:12:05Yeah?

01:12:06Yeah.

01:12:10Oh, shit!

01:12:13Go, now, call the cops!

01:12:16Go, go!

01:12:19Ah!

01:12:21Ah!

01:12:23Ah!

01:12:24Ah!

01:12:25Ah!

01:12:27Ah!

01:12:28Ah!

01:12:29Ah!

01:12:30Ah!

01:12:31Ah!

01:12:32Ah!

01:12:33Ah!

01:12:34Ah!

01:12:35Ah!

01:12:36Ah!

01:12:37Ah!

01:12:38You okay, kid?

01:12:48Yeah, yeah. Are you?

01:12:51Nothing. A few stitches and a couple of painkillers won't take care of.

01:12:56Steph?

01:13:02Hey.

01:13:07Hey.

01:13:19Dad!

01:13:32Dad!

01:13:39Dad!

01:13:47Dad!

01:14:01Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit.

01:14:18You're okay.

01:14:28You're okay.

01:14:48Yeah.

01:15:16You're okay.

01:15:46You're okay.

01:16:17You know, I've waited 18 years for this moment.

01:16:23For the chance to be face-to-face with you.

01:16:30To ask you how you could do it.

01:16:39The truth is, no answer you can give will help me sleep better at night.

01:16:45But what will help is knowing you're going to spend the rest of your days in an 8x9 cell.

01:16:53And that for every single one of those days, you'll be looking over your shoulder in fear of vigilante justice at any moment.

01:17:05You'll finally know what it's like to feel the terror your family felt as you murdered them.

01:17:15And, after all of that, you'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:18:15You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:18:25You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:18:35You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:18:45You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:18:55You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:19:25You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:19:35You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:19:45You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:19:55You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:05You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:15You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:25You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:35You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:45You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:20:55You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:21:05You'll still have hell to look forward to.

01:21:15You'll still have hell to look forward to.

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