A Killer Among Friends Season 1 Episode 2

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00:00Despite their flair for the dramatic

00:04Okay, let's take it from the top

00:06A group of theater kids never expected to find themselves at the center of a murder investigation

00:13Yet suddenly, they're in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons

00:19And with a killer on the loose, could one of them be cast as the next victim?

00:30I haven't been here since high school

00:51We hosted prom here, they did school plays here, they did local plays here

00:59So I feel a positive energy when I come here

01:03But it also does make me a little sad and nostalgic

01:09To think about all the good times that I've had in here and makes me miss those times

01:14No one could really believe what happened and I think we all just kind of fell apart

01:25Then go

01:33Then go

01:35Now I know why we always crash and burn

01:37I am afraid that I would never learn

01:39And you say

01:41You say I'm special

01:45Now I know why we never try

01:47But you know better than why

01:53Yeah

01:59What I remember about our youth is

02:01Just a lot of the

02:03Strange things that we got up to

02:05Adventures, being creative

02:07Being all together

02:09As a friend group we just always wanted to get together

02:11And have a good time

02:15There was Jesse, Dan, Amelia, Kelly

02:17Myself and my brother Ian

02:21He was a little bit more introverted

02:23Kind of mysterious

02:25He loved to write

02:27I think that if I had to give myself a role in my friend group

02:29It would be sort of a creative spark

02:31Very funny

02:33Very cynical

02:35Jackie is my sister

02:37She was very boisterous

02:39She was a really good energy

02:41To have around

02:45Amelia was my girlfriend

02:47In high school

02:49Amelia was

02:51My partner in crime

02:53She was my bestie

02:55And her and I would do a lot of photo stuff together

02:57We were more of like the

02:59Artists and then Dan and Jesse

03:01Were like the musically inclined

03:03Artists in our friend group

03:07Dan was sort of a magnetic person

03:09He was a creative guy

03:11And a creative thinker

03:13Kelly was artistically

03:15Really unique

03:17And Jesse was really into like musical theatre

03:23But she was also into like philosophy and social justice

03:33Ian loved to make music

03:35And he noticed that Jesse was very musically gifted

03:39So they would collab

03:47I just wanted an outlet to express myself

03:49And to kind of you know

03:51Put something into the world

03:53And Jesse really like latched on to my kind of passion for that

03:57And if we ever stop living this life

04:01Oh so suddenly

04:03She was so talented

04:05So she would take my lyrics that I transcribed

04:08And make a song for them

04:10Singing this song for you

04:13There's nothing I wanna do

04:17The original piece winners is

04:19None other than Jesse Blanchett

04:22Whoo

04:37I met Jesse in 2013

04:39Rehearsing for Fiddler on the Roof

04:41She was going to school at UW-Milwaukee

04:44I knew that she was obviously a gifted musician and performer

04:48She and I shared the role of the Fiddler

04:52So in the first half she was the Fiddler

04:56And then in the second half I was

05:00I remember you know being 16

05:03And a lot of like internal conflict of

05:06Oh like I'm like I'm jealous

05:07But then once we got to know each other

05:09She's literally the nicest person

05:12I just remember the Fiddler on the roof

05:14Being the talk of the town

05:16Cause like everyone was in it

05:18And all of my friends were posting about it on Facebook

05:21And all my friends were in it

05:23Or all my friends were going to the play

05:25And so I was like oh I should get tickets

05:29July was when we actually had the performances for the audience

05:36There is truly nothing like the opening night of a show

05:41It just really feels like wow like we did this we pulled it off

05:48And it's pretty typical for there just to always be a party after every performance

05:57There's music playing and swimming and there's nothing like it you know

06:08It was always so fun but that night something felt off something felt wrong

06:17I was driving down I-60 in the morning and I noticed because Jesse's house sat right beside the highway that there were a bunch of police officers there

06:21That was obviously peculiar because this is Hartford Wisconsin

06:39There's not you know five cop cars sitting outside of someone's house ever

06:44I got a call from my girlfriend Amelia and she basically said something to the effect of there's a bunch of cop cars outside of Jesse's house

06:57Do you know anything?

06:59And I said no I didn't and I actually texted Jesse saying everything all right

07:07Our first reaction was to like text and call her

07:13And I never got a response and that got increasingly alarming throughout the day

07:19It was very unlike her we tried to call her parents and no one was answering

07:24So we didn't know what to do other than to drive over to the house ourselves

07:29And we just went up to their doorstep knocked on their door

07:36And Jesse's parents came out and they simply said that Jesse was no longer with us

07:46Just shock was going through my mind

07:49I didn't believe that she was no longer with us

07:52After I heard that Jesse was gone I don't really know where along the line it became apparent what could end a person at 19

08:05And there are only a couple of options

08:10So we cycled through those options as hypotheticals at first

08:14And I think that we were listening to a police scanner

08:19At a restaurant that a ton of her friends just went to to kind of coalesce

08:24Grieve because we knew that she was gone

08:29And on that police scanner we heard some codes for homicide and a code for rape

08:38It felt like the world stopped

08:44But at the same time it felt like everything was moving a hundred miles an hour

08:51You know I was just absolutely distraught

08:56Hartford's a really small town

08:59I remember thinking like how did this happen here

09:03You're just so scared and you just don't know who did it

09:07And you don't know if someone's gonna be next

09:14And I won't hesitate to kill for you

09:16And I know this is true because I love you

09:20But you kill me through your eyes

09:23And your cries and your smiles and your lies

09:27And your cries and your smiles and your lies

09:30I think there's some messages in these songs

09:47Like some crazy messages

09:49If you understand that it was written right before this girl was murdered

09:54She loved music

09:57And she was good at it

09:59But music was bigger than that

10:01To her it was more than just something she loved

10:04It was gonna be her vehicle to change the world

10:07She was a 19 year old who believed she could

10:11And this is all we have of it

10:14Jessie's mom came home around 1230 and found Jessie

10:26She found Jessie

10:29She called EMTs

10:31My daughter is blue, I went to wake her up

10:33And I just got home for lunch and she won't wake up

10:37Okay, so is she breathing?

10:39I don't think so, no

10:40I don't think so, no

10:42And then she called me

10:45There was an emotional intensity in her voice and her words

10:49That I'd never heard before

10:50And she was just saying

10:52Honey, it's Jessie, it's Jessie, it's Jessie

11:01And then Joy broke down sobbing and couldn't say anything

11:03The whole block was full of Washington County sheriffs, ambulance, fire truck, crime scene unit vehicle, squad cars, Hartford PD, DA's office personnel

11:19And I knew that she was dead

11:26All I wanted was to get to Jessie

11:31You know, all I wanted was to hold her

11:34And just be with her

11:38And I still needed to hold her and talk to her

11:41Tell her I'd love her forever and never forget her

11:44So this picture was, I believe, the first picture I ever took with Jessie

11:56This was the Hello Dolly backstage at the Shower Arts Center

12:03This picture is of the last day I spent with Jessie

12:08We went with our friend Kelly to Summerfest, which is a music festival in Milwaukee

12:14After Jessie passed away, I was really, you know, gutted

12:21Jessie was just like everything I wanted to be

12:25Being so confident and just free-spirited

12:29And then friends were calling me, asking me what happened, and I was like, I don't know

12:35We weren't sure if there was a killer on the loose, it really felt like the world was ending

12:45Prior to Jessie Blodgett's murder, we hadn't had a homicide in almost 30 years

12:50I was at home cutting my grass, my phone rang, they said that a young lady was found in bed

13:10And that they ended up seeing some ligature marks on her neck

13:14And they wanted me to come and investigate it

13:16I remember in the immediate aftermath of learning what had happened

13:22It became tough to conceptualize who could have done this thing

13:27Every person that surrounded Jessie was of what I thought to be great character

13:32Because she bonded with great people

13:36So every stranger was a suspect

13:40And every person on the street could be guilty

13:45Just knowing, like, it literally could be anybody

13:50I've never been so scared, ever, in my entire life

14:00Frankly, people didn't believe it could be one of our neighbors

14:02When I showed up on scene, one of the first things that struck me when I walked into the house is

14:16Nothing appeared to be displaced, the windows were broken

14:21Whoever had entered the house knew their way around, and they were there for a purpose

14:25Anyone that knew her just wasn't in my head as a suspect

14:30Because what's the reason?

14:33But you have to look at everyone

14:35And especially in the cacophony of, you know, people speculating after it happened

14:40Nobody really cares about the feelings of any one individual

14:43It was just a lot of rumors flying around

14:48Thought it might have been people working in their yard

14:50Maybe it was someone that she worked with

14:52Because her work was so close to her house

14:55Am I a suspect?

14:57Because we all watch TV, you know, and they often look at family first

15:01Jesse Blodger wasn't someone who was living on the fringes

15:09Or somebody that was putting themselves in bad positions

15:12This was somebody who was doing everything correctly

15:17And because we didn't immediately have a suspect

15:20That caused a lot of concern

15:22Because if there is somebody out there, my daughter, could she be next?

15:26When the police asked about possible suspects, I was thinking of anything I could

15:33And Jesse called the cast of Fiddler on the Roof her second family

15:37That's how she felt about them

15:41But she came home from the cast party a little after midnight

15:44And something was troubling her

15:46I was asleep when she came home, but her mom was up

15:50And Jesse mentioned that there was a couple guys at the cast party

15:55Who were flirting with her more than she was comfortable with

16:03I heard that there was a man that she was in Fiddler on the Roof with

16:07Who was suspicious

16:12I was having, like, bad feelings about the cast member

16:15Even before she was killed

16:19It was very clear that there was, like, some sort of a

16:23Like, attraction, like, flirtatious behaviors

16:27People considered other cast members

16:30I think people considered the director

16:34There was a ton of gossip

16:38We were speaking to everybody that was involved in community, theater, or part of the cast

16:44And there was a lot of paranoia in the theater group

16:46It was truly, like, wow, what if it is somebody that's associated with Fiddler on the Roof

16:54Every person that surrounded Jesse could be guilty

16:58And that sort of aggressive paranoia is something that I've never really felt before or since

17:05The thought really intensified everybody's paranoia and anxiety

17:11You know, just, like, overnight you can have accusations flying at you

17:15Nineteen-year-old Jesse Blodgett

17:30Was a shining star

17:34But her killer remains a mystery

17:36Is the murderer a stranger?

17:40A neighbor?

17:42Or an actor pretending to be a close friend?

17:47Oh, good to see you, buddy

17:51Oh, how the hell are you?

17:54Oh, man, it's been a weird week for me, honestly

17:57I hear songs a lot where I feel like, I think, that sounds like Jesse

18:11You guys wrote a pretty cool song together?

18:13We wrote several cool songs together, actually

18:16I'm gonna forget if I don't say now

18:20I just got a text from Joy

18:22Two minutes before you came

18:24Telling me to make sure to tell you that she loved you

18:27Aw, I miss Joy

18:29That actually reminds me about the day that it all happened

18:33We didn't really consider what your guys' thoughts were on the time

18:37I feel like, like, in the immediate wake of the news

18:40We kind of all just, like, trampled into your door

18:42While you guys were trying to grieve

18:45I'm so glad you brought this up

18:47When it happened

18:49And our house filled up with, you know, DA's office, Washington County Sheriff's

18:54Hartford PD, first responders

18:57But then all of a sudden, they were just like that

18:59They were gone

19:03And I stared out the picture window

19:05I have no idea, to this day, how long

19:07And all of a sudden, I saw a movement

19:09Down past the apple trees by the road

19:12And I believe it was you, wasn't it?

19:14Yeah

19:15I don't think I've ever said this to you

19:17But everyone was shocked and they didn't know what to do

19:20It was her friends

19:26It was you guys that just came over

19:30You didn't care what was right or wrong to do

19:33You weren't thinking about that, you just came over

19:35I don't know if that was the right decision

19:37Where's that box of Kleenex?

19:38Um, yeah

19:39No, that was the right decision

19:41Yeah, yeah

19:43It was...

19:45I couldn't have taken an empty house for the rest of that day

19:49And you guys filled it up

19:56Jesse had a lot of friends

19:58I had no idea how many friends this kid had

20:00They were coming over and sitting by the fire with us at night out in our yard

20:03My dad

20:07And then Jesse's case basically exploded on the news

20:12The family of a young actor

20:13Young aspiring musician

20:15Devoted her whole life to making music

20:17Many couldn't understand why anyone would want 19-year-old Jessica Blodgett dead

20:21The picture that emerged very quickly in the media was this was a very promising young woman

20:26Being murdered brutally in her own bed

20:31That's scary

20:33And whenever something like this happens, there are people in the community who start speculating

20:39Could it be someone close to her?

20:42At first the speculation was mostly around the cast party that she was at

20:47But then a couple of other people were questioned

20:51Once Jesse's friends were questioned by the police, that's when the paranoia really set in

20:57It certainly wasn't my mind that I would be brought in for questioning

21:01Because I had been talking to her in the days leading up to her passing

21:06And I was expecting a call about, you know, the content of my messages between her and I

21:13And I had no idea what I was going to say at the time

21:17It wasn't like formally interviewed

21:20But they asked me a little bit about my background with Jesse

21:25It was very scary

21:27Because it could be anyone

21:28It could be our friends

21:29It could be a stranger

21:31It could be someone within the inner circle

21:34Like we had no idea

21:36I really hope that people don't have to feel the way that we felt in those moments

21:39The very next morning I was very scared to be by myself and to not have like my friends around me

21:53So I think it was around like 10 or 11 a.m.

21:58Amelia picked me and my brother Ian and Dan up and went to the Blodgett's house altogether

22:03We were all talking about Jesse reminiscing when Dan said, I just got called into the police department

22:14Dan's a good kid, he's Jesse's friend

22:19And he said something about the police calling him in for questioning

22:23And Jackie and Amelia actually left to drive Dan to the sheriff's office

22:30I imagined that they were going to be looking into everyone

22:32I wasn't concerned with it at all

22:37We couldn't like picture Dan being a type of person that did this

22:42You know, he was part of a very tight-knit friend group

22:46And that's a very uncomfortable place to be in too

22:51You're trying to grieve but you know there's people in the community who are looking at you and wondering like could you have done it?

23:00It was just such a confusing time like nothing, truly nothing made sense

23:05You're just on edge and all you want to do is figure out who did it

23:10And like you can't help but feel like the police are wasting time

23:33When our friend Dan got called in for questioning

23:35I remember dropping Dan off at the police station

23:40I think Dan was back here

23:42And I ended up being in shotgun because my other friend Amelia ended up being the driver

23:51You know, we expected this to happen like he was going to be questioned because he was close to Jesse

23:57And when we dropped him off he said, okay, maybe you can come and pick me up in 30 minutes

24:02They assumed just like I did that it was standard procedure

24:08There wasn't any gossip about Dan because he wasn't involved in it fiddler on the roof

24:12So we drove back to the police station went to pick him up and we were met outside

24:19By a police officer asking if we were there for Dan

24:22And we said, yeah, we're his friends and we're here to pick him up

24:28And he had said, we can't release Dan, he's being detained

24:37So we drive back to the Blodgetts house and we had told everyone like, oh, we tried to pick Dan up

24:42But they said that he's being detained and everyone was like, what?

24:49Like this is still a small town where people know each other

24:54And it's kind of a word of mouth case in that way where word spreads

24:58And you know, a lot of people knew Daniel or they knew Jesse or they knew the families or they'd gone to their plays

25:06He just didn't fit anyone's profile of a killer

25:12I started to get a little worked up, I was like, this is ridiculous

25:16Like he's gonna miss his friend's funeral, that's so horrible

25:19Man, if you could have seen the service that she had, the entire town came out and everyone had a story

25:37I believe these are the exact words

25:39I said, honey, you're my shining star

25:45My biggest fan

25:47My greatest teacher

25:49This has been a devastating blow

25:51But your strength is in me too

25:53And love will always be stronger than hate

25:59During Jesse's funeral

26:01We had all felt like there was still her killer out there on the loose

26:06I didn't necessarily think that it was someone in our inner circle

26:13But I definitely felt like it was someone that lived in the area

26:18And they're just free

26:21I remember being at her funeral

26:24Standing in line waiting to talk to Buck and Joy

26:27And someone behind me in line was saying

26:30Oh, did you hear about that girl in the park that got attacked?

26:40I was like, why would you bring up this other horrible thing

26:43At this funeral where this horrible thing happened?

26:49This park is about six miles away from Hartford

26:52In the village of Richfield, which are two separate jurisdictions

26:55A woman by the name of Melissa Richards came up to get some exercise

27:01Walk her dog, go for a run

27:04A subject approached her with a knife in his hand

27:08And attacked her in broad daylight

27:10She fought that attacker off

27:15Was able to disarm that attacker, get the knife away

27:18And she was able to survive the attack

27:20She's fending off a knife blade with a bare hand

27:25And she was also very diligent about giving a description

27:29To the police of the young male

27:32Early 20s, shaggy hair, light colored hair

27:37And he was driving a blue Dodge Caravan

27:41A deputy had seen a vehicle similar to the one that was put out as description

27:47And run it through our database

27:50And that's how we ended up honing in on Daniel Bartelt as the suspect

28:00At that point, they're not connecting him to the Jesse Blodgett homicide

28:05They just want to find out what he knows about the other incident in the park

28:09But when the officer calls and he answers and he's at the home of a teenage girl who was just murdered in her own bed

28:20You have to be looking at the possibility that Dan killed her

28:25We told the police when they asked us about Dan

28:34Basically, it's not Dan, he's never been in any trouble with the law or at school that we know of

28:43Jesse and Dan sat right next to each other in school

28:46He was a straight-A student

28:48He had dropped out of UW Stevens Point to everybody's amazement

28:52But they would write songs together and they would sing songs together

28:58He was welcome in our home

29:02He was just over the day after Jesse's murder

29:06Sharing hugs and memories and tears with us

29:09Until his phone rang, calling him in for questioning

29:13What happened to him at all?

29:15It's a stab of a screw at work

29:18So when the police began interrogating Dan

29:22He pretty quickly admits

29:25That he was the person who approached Melissa in the park with the knife

29:31And you were in your van, correct? Or your bombs man, or your gift?

29:34And you went after that girl, right?

29:36He says, oh, I didn't mean to, you know, hurt her

29:42He says, I just wanted to scare her

29:45Because I felt scared in my own life

29:48Why were you wanting to scare someone?

29:50Why scares me? I don't know

29:54However, during the interrogation for the homicide

29:58He denied murdering Jesse Blodgett

30:02Some closure for mom and dad?

30:04Can you help us on that?

30:06Sure

30:09I heard that on the news that Dan attacked the girl in the park

30:13Prosecutors say Martell attacked that woman

30:16Jesse described Dan as her best friend

30:18I remember I was talking to her about reading Dorian Gray

30:21And Jesse said, that's my best friend Dan's favorite book

30:28And that just stuck with me

30:33He idolized this book that was about like this very haunted

30:38Conflicted young man

30:41But even knowing Dan attacked Melissa

30:44Did not make any sort of sense for why he would do that to Jesse

30:53There's just no justification or sense at all

30:59Jesse's friends never thought the killer could be one of their own

31:05Did Dan fool them all and commit the ultimate betrayal?

31:09Or is the true murderer still walking among them?

31:15I remember when you were talking about like making the days of your life count, right?

31:32If we were all in a line in heaven or like as our souls get put into the body and what we would do

31:37Of which life to pick?

31:39Yeah, her life comes up as like something that would be tragically cut short in a very violent way

31:45But it would go on to inspire a lot of good

31:48I can't believe you remembered

31:50I think about that a lot actually

31:52I didn't make that up either, somebody else said that

31:55I feel like Jesse would have been at the front of the line for that

31:58I still think about that and tear up a little bit

32:00It feels

32:04Hard

32:07But it feels so good

32:09To like

32:13Reminisce on that connection

32:14It makes you cry but it makes you cry for like the joy of having known this person

32:27They continued with the show Fiddler on the Roof and I just decided I didn't want to go because I don't think I could have handled that

32:40As a production we didn't know what to do

32:44How do we honor her and like what would she want us to do?

32:51What we ended up doing was on the roof they had like a lit candle up there to kind of commemorate her

32:59They said Jesse was irreplaceable so there was no Fiddler there was just silence

33:05During the Fiddler scenes and the candle on the roof

33:10Her family came then I'll never forget

33:14Hearing them cry when the lights turn off

33:19I just remember the emotional intensity of it and how proud I was of her

33:24How she touched people

33:26That's kind of the chilling part because this is a young woman you wouldn't expect to cross paths with a killer

33:41It was 16 days until the Hartford police announced their investigation was over and they had their person

33:49But they kept me updated every single day

33:53Come on in let me tell you what we got now

33:55This is in real time what was unfolding in Woodlawn Park

34:02During the interview with Dan Bartell we learned that he had come to this park

34:08At some point during the day that Jesse Blodgett was murdered

34:11We realized that we do have video in this park so we were able to get a copy of that video

34:23Which subsequently showed Daniel walking through the park on the day that Jesse was murdered

34:29He's got his backpack with him he was walking through the park he was hovering around garbage cans

34:42Inside this trash can at Woodlawn Park here we located a cereal box that had inside it I refer to it as a kill kit

34:49It had the ligature that was used to strangle Jesse

34:54It had a wall gag, it had some blood evidence, it had some hair evidence, it had DNA matches to both Jesse and to Daniel Bartelt

35:05This investigation has determined that on the morning of July 15, 2013

35:09Daniel Joseph Hanks Bartelt intentionally caused the death of Miss Jesse Blodgett

35:21When Dan was charged with murdering Jesse it ramped up the media attention on it

35:27Police here have announced an arrest he's accused of killing a fellow musician

35:31Because I mean he's a 19 year old successful high school student

35:34You know had been a straight-a student a theater kid all of this and you know it wasn't the expected twist

35:42If you can't trust your friend then who can you trust?

35:47The person who I had suspected it being was wrong

35:52I do feel guilty for feeling so strongly

35:57But before we knew it was truly like wow it could be anybody

36:02Our first reaction wasn't you know we hate this kid

36:08It was oh my god what happened to Dan

36:11I think before this incident I've always had this prevailing notion that evil is born

36:17And it doesn't come to be

36:22I don't believe that anymore

36:24Looking at Dan as I knew him this charismatic this funny this charming guy

36:32Next to what he ended up doing to my friend looks like a huge drop

36:38But I think we exist in shades and you get grayer and grayer as you kind of cascade into this

36:47This place where these kinds of things are no longer reprehensible actions

36:54But something that you feel compelled to do

36:58I think when he had dropped out of college he became close with Jessie

37:05And he became involved in her world and thought that he could do it without getting caught

37:17I think that thought intrigued him and because he had those thoughts he kind of grew it into an obsession

37:22I think that under the weight of his expectations for life

37:28He did not measure up

37:31And that sent him on this slow kind of fall from grace

37:36So to cope with this idea that he wasn't as special as he thought he was

37:44He began gravitating towards more and more stimulating violence

37:53They were best friends

37:55She trusted him

37:56I remember writing in a journal that summer

37:59I'm not mad at Dan, Dan is sick

38:02And I don't know if I still feel that way

38:05But I'm in awe of the empathy I had for him

38:08They say hurt people hurt people but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be held accountable

38:12So in August 2014 the trial started and there was a lot of media interest

38:19This evidence just keeps piling up

38:22Bartel's defense calls it circumstantial evidence

38:25And I think it increased seeing this young man who continued to adamantly deny that he murdered his friend

38:33This jumpsuit that I'm wearing, these shackles that I'm put in, don't make me guilty

38:40He looked at Jesse's parents and addressed the court

38:45And pleaded his innocence and when the judge had a chance to speak the judge said

38:51You're right, the jumpsuit and the shackles don't make you guilty

38:55DNA evidence does

38:57And you're guilty

38:59Boom!

39:01He was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole

39:04I can't make him face what he did and tell the truth about it

39:15But that doesn't mean I can't love and forgive him

39:18500 people showed up at the mill pond in Hartford, lit candles, we all walked together in the night

39:26And everybody had on a blue wristband

39:29All of which said the five words from the funeral

39:33Love is greater than hate

39:35And I consider it Jesse's purpose

39:38Thank God I have something to work on

39:44To fill that void, but the void's too big to be filled

39:50What do I miss about Jesse?

39:53Everything

39:54I think justice especially for Jesse and her parents is just talking about Jesse and celebrating her life

40:05But when Jesse passed

40:07Our friend group we all kind of went our own separate ways and lost touch

40:12And she really was the string that tied us all together

40:17I try to carry Jesse with me everywhere I go

40:20I try to hold space for survivors and be a guide on their healing journey

40:27I wrote my college admissions essay about her

40:30And I got into UW-Milwaukee

40:34There's always this thing in the back of my mind that says her voice was taken away

40:39And I have a voice that I can use and I'm going to continue to use

40:43But all you do is make me die

40:48Jesse learned the hard way on July 15th, 2013

40:53We're not promised tomorrow

40:55Tomorrow's a myth

40:57But I'm in love with the love

41:01But I'm in love with the love

41:10On the next A Killer Among Friends

41:12The disappearance of a teenager has everyone wondering

41:19Did they allow evil to sneak into their lives?

41:22That's where they built their altar

41:25And steal her away

41:27That's where they did the sacrifice

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