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This program is about unsolved mysteries. Whenever possible, the actual family members

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and police officials have participated in recreating the events. What you are about

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to see is not a news broadcast.

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Eric Kessler has been labeled one of the country's smoothest con men, charming, intelligent, and

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cosmopolitan. He has won the hearts of at least four middle-aged women and then left

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them broken and bankrupt.

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Known as certain how many women Eric Kessler has victimized or how many hundreds of thousands

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of dollars he's allegedly stolen, but authorities believe that at this very moment Kessler may

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be spinning a web of deceit for another unsuspecting victim. In a moment we'll bring you a fascinating

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profile of this master con man as well as these other remarkable mysteries.

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Two years ago Daniel Wilson left Spokane, Washington to visit his mother's home in Colorado. He

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never arrived and authorities are still baffled by the discovery of his abandoned car in a

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remote area of Montana miles off his intended route. And in Minnesota, a daring gang of

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thieves has stolen nearly two million dollars in a series of violent armored car robberies.

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The authorities are searching for a ruthless rapist to use his prescription drugs to subdue his victims.

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Perhaps someone watching tonight can help capture it. Perhaps it's you.

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This is the story of a cunning operator who's allegedly built several middle-aged women out

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of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The victim you're about to meet whom we will call Catherine,

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never imagined that she'd fall prey to a scam. She was a successful, highly intelligent business

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woman who owned one of Wisconsin's most popular hair salons. According to police she was swindled

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by one of the most devious con man to ever operate in the state. No one knows how many

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women he has victimized, known as even certain of his real name.

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September 1986. Catherine was at a singles party when she was approached by a well-dressed stranger

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who spoke with a pronounced European accent. He introduced himself as Eric Kessler.

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The night I first met Eric Kessler, he presented himself as a businessman

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who was in town on business and would be staying for probably a year.

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I was impressed on his dress, on his mannerism. I never got an impression that he was even attempting

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to make a pass. And what do you do here? You work? Yes, I have a hair salon right here.

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Eric encouraged Catherine to reveal intimate details about herself. He soon learned that she

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was divorced, operated a hair salon and was concerned about being able to put her children

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through college. I see. It's such a coincidence that we should meet. I'm talking with some friends

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of mine from Western Europe who are telling me about some very important changes in the

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cosmetology and in the makeup beauty business that... Eric happened to have a solution. He had

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learned that in a small resort town, 120 miles away, there was a prototype of an invention which

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could revolutionize Catherine's industry. Well, I'd like to hear about that. What area of the

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business is it? Well, it's very complex and very technical, but I... This was the hook that lured

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Catherine into Kessler's scheme. I did not get any impression that this would be a physical relationship.

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I just felt that it was an opportunity. Yes, I was excited about it.

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Eric arranged for Catherine to see the image system known as the video makeover. At that time,

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it was the cutting edge of technology, enabling clients to see how they would look with different

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hairstyles and colors. Now, what if we cut off a little bit on the sides here? Can you do that?

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Why don't we do it that way? Just by doing that? I thought that the concept was fantastic.

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You could charge a large amount of money for it. Oh, all right, all right.

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Eric Kessler had convinced Catherine that he could place the system in a major Midwest

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department store chain, but she needed to come up with the investment capital to get them started.

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Sylvia, it's called a video makeover. Catherine secured a $50,000 loan from a wealthy friend.

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Eric was to repay the loan four months later. She did not ask a lot of questions because she

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believed in me. She wrote a check for $50,000. Oh, you're terrific. Oh, come on. Thank you.

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At Eric's insistence, the business account was established in Catherine's name.

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She had sold discretion over deposits and withdrawals.

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A few days later, Eric suggested that he move into Catherine's basement so they could work

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more closely together. It appeared that their business was starting to take shape.

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We brought in another telephone line, which was strictly a business line. At one point in time,

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my son took the message from the department store saying they wanted to set up a meeting

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with Eric Kessler. He was very convincing. Before long, Eric began to romance his new partner.

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When I really think about it, what he really did was to find out where I was business-wise.

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I have dealt with people who have attempted to con me or take me in business matters.

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When Eric Kessler came into my life, it never occurred to me that the man was a con artist

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because I certainly assumed that I would know. I would recognize that. The fact that Eric also

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made me feel that he was in love with me also put me off guard.

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Three weeks later, Eric's conquest was complete. He surprised Catherine with a most unusual gift.

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Eric, what are you doing in my...

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Eric! I have a gift for you. What in the world have you done? That other bed was too small for us.

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One day when I came home from work, there was a king-size bed in my bedroom,

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and he had made the decision that it would be much easier if he could have the office downstairs

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and didn't have to use it also as a bedroom, and his way of doing that was to bring in a king-size bed.

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Do you like it? I love it. Good. Thank you.

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Eric's seduction now evolved into a strategy of psychological manipulation.

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My dear, you look so beautiful in the outfit I have chosen for you. It makes you feel good.

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Yes. It makes you feel confident. Eric controlled Catherine's every decision,

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selecting her wardrobe, her makeup, the jewelry she wore. I did get to the point that I was not

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confident. I mean, I wouldn't have bought a pair of earrings at that point because I didn't think

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that I was capable of doing it anymore. Eric even convinced Catherine to lease a high-priced

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Cadillac with all of the options. This package does include the electric sliding sunroof,

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the hand-sewn leather upholstery, the leather-covered steering wheel, the AM-FM stereo radio with cassette

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and high-performance sound system, and the six-way adjustable seats. That's good. I want the car

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telephone. It also includes a telephone with a fully retractable antenna. Good. Now, on a 24-month

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closed-end lease agreement, that would bring your payments down to $487.75 a month.

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Eric, I don't think this is a good idea. I don't think we have $500 a month to spend on this.

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My dear, this is a taxable deduction. Why can't you make an intelligent business decision?

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Why are you wasting this time? Eric's domination became more calculating. He deprived Catherine

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of sleep, insisting they conduct their business at night after she put in a full day of work at

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the saddle and an evening entertaining prospective clients. Oh, what? Well, I'm gone. I want you to

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pay all of these invoices. Yeah. Oh, please. I'm exhausted. It's three in the morning. Can't this wait?

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Eric, there must be $7,000 of invoices to be paid. Yeah, I know.

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We hadn't planned on these expenses. Many times, Eric demanded that Catherine give him large cash

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advances, claiming the money was owed to suppliers who would not accept checks. Now, we have accountants,

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we have business managers, we have lawyers, we have tax consultants. As a startup capital dwindled,

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Eric convinced Catherine to put an additional $20,000 of her own money into the business.

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I didn't know who I was more angry with, myself or Eric. All we had done is spent money. It had

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not been spent wisely. Here I am as a businesswoman and I have blown it. I mentioned to him that I

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thought that he was a con man and I had thought about going to the police. He said, what good would

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it do you? You got the money. You signed all of the checks. You agreed to all of the decisions that

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were made. There is nothing that ties me in. I have never signed anything. It is your word against mine.

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The relationship completely disintegrated. Eric, we have to talk. Please. Now, Eric, please.

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Yeah, two wine, please. Eric had taken another lover and moved out of Catherine's apartment.

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When the day arrived for Eric to repay the loan, Catherine met him at a bar to ask for the money.

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I am supposed to give Sylvia $50,000 tonight. There's no money in the account. What am I going to do?

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You will write her a check. With what? There's nothing left in the account.

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I have a check coming by special courier tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. for $50,000.

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And if they don't come, what then? It would be here. You all right?

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Emotionally, I was drained and I was exhausted. I wanted to believe that I was going to get money.

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I downed deep. I didn't believe it, but I had. It was the only thing I had left. I had to hope

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that the check was going to be there. I met my benefactor that night. I wrote the check.

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I was very hesitant if it all was going to come through.

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Hello? I've got to talk to Eric Kessler. Where is he?

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I don't know. Who is this? This is Andy down at Irishman's pub. He bounced a check in here last

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night for $1,000 and I want to know where he is. I don't know where he is. When the bartender

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called me the next morning, I knew right then and there it was all over.

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Catherine lost more than $75,000 and was unable to pay for her children's education.

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She was forced into bankruptcy and sold her business. Finally, she left Wisconsin and moved

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to another state to start over again. Authorities were certain that Edward Maynard was somewhere

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in the U.S. stalking his next victim. Calls to our telecenter confirmed their suspicions.

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The night of our broadcast, authorities learned that Maynard had recently been in Naples,

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Florida using the alias Eric Kelly. Last December, he became romantically involved with a woman

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who we'll call Ann. Maynard, alias Kelly, persuaded Ann to loan him $15,000, then left with

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her life savings. Last February, Maynard showed up in San Antonio, Texas, once again using the name

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Eric Kelly. He began whining and dining another woman. He kept talking about how he could really

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do a lot for me, but of course it would take a lot of money and he started asking me if I had

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money, how much I had and so I started feeling very strongly that something was wrong.

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I've asked you for a simple favor, a loan of $300 until tomorrow morning.

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He said, I need you to loan me some money and I indicated that I didn't want to and at that point

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he got very loud, violent temper. But I need $300 and I need it now. Do you understand?

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And to be very honest, he frightened me. So I gave him the money and I did not see him again after

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that evening. Barbara notified the local Sheriff's Department about her run-in with Eric Kelly.

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Wednesday evening I got a phone call from someone in the Sheriff's Department.

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He had said, hey, are you watching unsolved mysteries on TV? Our boy was just on there.

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I said, Eric Kelly? He said yes, bigger than life. I'm getting ready to call the FBI and give him

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all the information that I have. Four days later, another viewer's tip placed Edward Maynard in

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Houston, Texas. He was registered at this motel under the same alias, Eric Kelly. The FBI closed in.

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We immediately dispatched a number of agents out there. In fact, there were up to eight agents

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that were on the scene and within 45 minutes he was apprehended.

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Next, the story of an unscrupulous doctor turned rapist who uses drugs to overpower his victims.

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The crime of rape is a tragic and all too frequent fact of life in the United States.

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Sadly, the stigma attached to the women who are victimized means such crimes often go unreported.

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This is especially true of date rape, when the victim knows and even trusts the man who rapes her.

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In our next story, the methods of the rapist are particularly insidious.

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This is a case of a doctor who uses a powerful sedative to render his victims helpless

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and then assaults them. One woman agreed to talk to us in the condition that we do not use her real name.

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Saturday night, a bar in Bakersfield, California, Patty Roberts and Stephanie Phillips were shooting

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pool when they were greeted by a friend of Stephanie. He introduced the two women to his

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companion, Dr. Kenneth Frank. Stephanie and Patty agreed to join the man for a drink.

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Immediately, I liked him. I thought, oh, he's a doctor. He's a nice guy. He was well dressed,

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well mannered. He's real friendly. He's real talkative.

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What do you do? I'm a dental assistant. Well, I'm studying to be a dental assistant.

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You serious about it? Oh, yes. Really? I work with a couple of dentists. He said he had a friend

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and he said that he might be hiring and that he would give me a card, you know, referral and all that.

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Does that help you out? Yes, sure. Hey, no problem. I'd love to do it.

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Thanks. Basically, he did act professional. Piece of paper. Okay, well, excuse me. I'm

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going to go to the restroom. Okay. Well, I walked to the restroom and I was talking to this girl that

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was in there. So, I was in there a few seconds and then I came back out and he was still sitting there

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and my friend was not there. Where are Bob and Stephanie? Oh, it's getting late. They decided to leave.

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They're not coming back? First, I thought he was just playing and I said, no, really? And he said,

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yes. He said, I can give you a ride home. And I said, no, wait. She didn't show up.

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A few minutes later and I was ready to go. And so I said, okay, well, do you want to

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give me the ride home? And he said, sure. And I said, you sure you don't mind? He said, no.

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So, he left in his car and then he wanted to stop by his apartment to do something. He said,

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and I wanted him to get that job referral that he had told me about a dentist fan that was hiring.

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By the time they got to Dr. Frank's apartment that Saturday night,

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Patty was complaining of a chest cold. Here we go. This will make you feel a lot better. Drink that.

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Dr. Frank quickly mixed up a home remedy, a special coffee drink he claimed would alleviate Patty's cough.

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I drank it quickly and it wasn't long after that my eyes started getting blurry. And then I was

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sitting there trying to figure out why my eyes were blurry. And then my ears started ringing,

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a real high pitch. And then I just, I fell over. I remember laying there and I couldn't move.

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Patty, come on, Patty. Time to wake up. It was not until Monday morning that Patty awoke. She would soon

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discover that while she slept, she had been raped. What time is it? It's seven o'clock. It's Monday

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morning. I've got to get to work. Come on, let's get going. Monday morning? I couldn't figure out

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what happened to Sunday. Somewhere I lost Sunday. You raped me. I didn't rape you. I knew that he

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had taken advantage of me and I was so mad. I just felt like, you know, I wanted to hurt him like he

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hurt me, you know, my feelings because I, that wasn't given to him. He took it. Patty had been knocked

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out for at least 26 hours, still groggy and disoriented and is yet unaware that she had been drunk.

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Patty had the doctor driver home. We turned the corner right by my apartment and I lived in a

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really huge apartment complex so I told him to let me out there. I didn't want him to see what apartment

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I lived in because I didn't want him to come after me. Patty, I wouldn't tell anybody about this if I were you.

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If you do, next time we'll have to fix it so you can't.

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I started running trying to get to my apartment.

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As I got to my apartment, which was in the very back, I saw him in his car. He was

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right in front of me so he knew at that point where I lived.

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I went home and I took a shower and I went to my aunt's house and I just started feeling nauseated,

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real, real bad and I remember getting sick everywhere and I couldn't, you know,

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I couldn't help it. It was kind of like the flu or something.

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Patty continued to be immobilized by Dr. Frank's home remedy, spending much of the rest of the day

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in a deep drug-induced sleep. Like many victims of rape, Patty was so overcome by fear and embarrassment

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she could not yet bring herself to go to the police. Seven days later, Patty had a second

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encounter with Dr. Frank, who acted as if nothing was wrong. Patty decided to play along,

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hoping to get Frank to admit his crime. I was kind of offended at first and then I thought,

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well, if I'm going to find out anything, you know, I'm going to have to be nice to him and

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just ask him questions and stuff. So tell me, what was that stuff you gave me the other night?

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I didn't give you anything. We just had a good time.

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You can tell me some pretty wild stuff.

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He was going to tell me he didn't give me anything and then he told me that it was a sedative

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and that I was kind of like an experiment for him.

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You raped me. I was really angry at him and then after I started screaming and yelling at him,

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he knew that I wasn't going to play his little games anymore because I had decided then I was going to go to the police.

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Basically, I just looked around at all the little girls

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out there running around. They don't know about stuff like this and

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I thought, you know, if I can at least give a report to the police, then I can help someone else.

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Three months after the rape, Patty filed an official police report but stopped short of pressing charges.

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She was worried that a trial would come down to her word against Dr. Franks, an unknown student against an established physician.

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Patty also believed that being associated with a rape case would jeopardize her future chances for employment.

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Are you willing to press charges?

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No.

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She also feared that Dr. Frank might make good on his threat to harm her.

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If he does this again to somebody else, yes, I will.

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Okay, Tracy, it's ready.

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Four months after he had raped Patty, Dr. Frank raped another woman.

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Vares was an established professional relationship. This victim too was given a sedative.

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When she awoke 24 hours later, Frank admitted that he had drugged her.

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It was later estimated that the amount of the sedative in her system was eight times greater than that normally administered to patients in surgery.

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She was a professional woman in town in her mid-30s and

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after she became aware of this situation, after Dr. Frank told her what happened,

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she went to a local lab in town, had her blood tested for the drug. He told her he had given her

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and it did come back positive for that particular drug and then she went to the police.

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Based on the statements of Patty and the other victim, Kenneth Frank was arrested in February of 1986.

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Legal wrangling delayed his trial until December of 1989.

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Frank showed up on time for every court appearance.

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December 20th, 1989, the jury rendered his verdict.

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He was convicted of two counts of rape by administering an intoxicating or anesthetic substance.

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It carries the same amount of time as what you, more common type of rape known as a forcible rape.

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The, what happened is the jury verdict came in and at that time I requested the judge take the defendant into custody

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because he was looking at a maximum of 16 years in state prison.

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He was out on his own recognizance at the time so there was no bail up at all and the judge declined to do that.

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When he came up for sentencing 28 days, which is the normal period of time, he didn't show up.

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When we return, the bizarre tale of a mild-mannered man who's temper suddenly erupted at work on the very day he vanished.

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What happened to Daniel Wilson?

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Dan Wilson of Spokane, Washington was known as a quiet religious man.

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In 1986, when Dan was 33, his marriage broke up but he remained close to his young son and daughter and visited them often.

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In 1987, Dan suffered a nervous breakdown which he felt was due to the trauma of his divorce.

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By the summer of 1988, however, he was off his medication and seemed to have his life back under control.

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In June, Dan went to work at the ASC Machine Tool Company in Spokane and according to coworkers was a steady, reliable employee.

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Then suddenly, on August 24th, everything changed.

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Hey Dan, when's this one going to be done?

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What's the problem, Derek?

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No problem, just knead it over on the other line whenever you're done with it.

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Every time I try to get my work done, you come down here and give me a hard time about it. What's going on?

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Wait a minute, I didn't see anything about your work.

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Hey, the heck you have and I know what you've been saying. What's they've all been saying about me?

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I don't need to be quiet. I just want you to leave me alone so I can get my work done, alright?

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Dan Wilson's foreman was shocked by the outburst.

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He and the plant manager were concerned, told Dan to take time off and return to work whenever he felt ready.

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Dan left the plant at 11 o'clock in the morning. It was Wednesday, August 24th, 1988.

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2 days went by.

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Dan Wilson's neighbors noticed that his sprinklers had been left running.

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On Friday, they turned them off, never suspecting that anything was wrong.

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Dan was not scheduled to visit his children that weekend, so his ex-wife never noticed he was missing.

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His mother lived in Colorado telephone. It was not alarmed when she received no answer.

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Saturday then Sunday came and went, and no one even knew Dan Wilson was missing.

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Sunday, August 29th, 1988.

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In a remote area of Custer County, Montana, an abandoned car was investigated by Sheriff Tony Harbaugh.

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When the car was found, the doors were unlocked. In fact, one of the doors was a jar.

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Check for keys in it, Mark.

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The keys were not in the vehicle when it was found. There were a few miscellaneous items, one of which was a Bible laying on the front seat.

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You've got a Bible on this side. Daniel Wilson inscribed in the front of it.

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Sheriff Harbaugh traced the car to Dan Wilson.

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It had been abandoned more than 700 miles from Dan's Spokane residence.

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There was no luggage in the car to indicate that Daniel was planning a trip.

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Nothing that would really give us a firm indication of what Daniel was thinking or doing in the area.

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We conducted both ground and aerial searches.

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It's more than a few miles away from the car.

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We conducted both ground and aerial searches.

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It's my belief that if Daniel Wilson was in the area, in any of the area that we covered, we should have found him at that time.

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There seemed to be no explanation for Dan's car being found abandoned in the middle of the Montana prairie.

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Baffled, Dan's mother, Darlene Wilson, along with two of his cousins, went to Montana to talk to the sheriff and look for some answers.

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We've checked the car. We've searched the ground around the area here.

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The sheriff told us that the car looked like it had just been parked there and someone had walked away from it.

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They had looked under the hood and there was nothing wrong there.

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And there was a third of a tank of gas.

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Thank you.

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I couldn't visualize in my mind that he would just walk away from the car and just take off.

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It certainly was not an area where you would expect a person would stop and take a walk.

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I really feared for his safety from the beginning because of the state of mind he was in.

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Glenda had visited Dan two days before he disappeared. She was surprised by the disarray in his home.

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Looking around, I seen that the children had been there that weekend.

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Things had been left quite messy, which was very uncharacteristic for him.

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He seemed agitated and he seemed real tired. Is everything okay?

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Early shifts at the job and trouble there, you know.

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Before she left, Glenda suggested that Dan take time off to visit the family in Colorado.

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I know what you've been saying about me. What they've all been saying about me. I don't like it.

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48 hours later, Dan had his outburst at work and vanished.

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His family believed he had taken Glenda's advice and started for Colorado to visit them.

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Dan's family lived here in Longmont, Colorado. He had made the trip from Spokane to Longmont many times before.

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Using the route he normally traveled, Interstate 90, Dan would have headed south at Billings, Montana.

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Instead, Dan turned on to a different highway, Interstate 94 heading due east.

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He continued for 150 miles into the sparsely populated area of Montana, where his car was found.

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How would Dan strayed so far off course on such a familiar route?

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His mother suspected foul play.

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I know that he did pick up hitchhikers. If he felt he could give somebody a ride, he would.

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I'm concerned that maybe he was not the person that parked the car in Montana, that he could have been somebody else.

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Determined to unravel the mystery, Dan's mother and cousins went back to Spokane.

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Dan's home was an even worse disarray than when Glenda had visited 10 days earlier.

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He's even left the line on. I'll go look in the bedrooms.

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Surprisingly, his luggage, his clothes and an uncashed paycheck were all still in the house.

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The suitcases are still here.

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I couldn't see where he had taken anything at all. Not even a toothbrush or razor.

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It just looked like that he had just left and intended to come back.

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The next day, Dan's family left Spokane, more puzzled than ever.

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Darlene and Glenda drove Dan's car on the return trip.

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On route, they both had sore throats and felt an odd burning sensation in their eyes.

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I can't see. Have you noticed anything?

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You know, my eyes have been hurting too.

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As soon as they returned home, they had the car inspected.

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Folks, what we have here is a faulty muffler on the car.

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It could be allowing exhaust gases to enter into the interior of the car.

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I would say the car would be unsafe to drive.

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It appeared that a carbon monoxide leak in the muffler might have caused Darlene and Glenda's physical symptoms.

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Dan had been driving the same car every day for over a year.

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It is possible that carbon monoxide poisoning could have caused him severe physical and emotional damage.

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Chronic exposure to carbon monoxide can cause fatigue, can cause definite changes in personality.

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Confusion can cause permanent loss of function of the brain, intellectual ability, memory,

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as well as severe personality changes resembling psychosis.

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A memory loss, confusion, amnesia.

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Maybe he knows his name, but maybe that's about all.

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Maybe he doesn't realize where his family is or how to get in touch with any of them.

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Darlene Wilson flooded the state of Montana with flyers.

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In late November of 1988, a homeless shelter in Billings, Montana,

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sent Darlene a copy of his desk register.

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The register showed that a Daniel Wilson had signed in to spend the night on November 12th,

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nearly three months after Dan had disappeared.

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Darlene compared the signature with one of her sons.

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The similarity was striking, so she and her nephew decided to go to Billings

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and talk to the man who ran the shelter.

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My name's Darlene Wilson. I'm here to see Mr. Thompson, please.

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Still clinging to the fragile hope that Dan might be wandering aimlessly,

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knowing his name but nothing else,

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Darlene brought along several photographs of him,

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hoping for a positive identification and some new clues.

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Mrs. Wilson?

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Yes.

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You called earlier?

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Yes.

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I think you have a photo for me.

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I have a photo of my son. I wonder if he could help us.

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I believe I've seen this young man, David.

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Oh, yeah, we've seen him before.

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I'm sure he's spent the night, too.

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It was really a sense of relief for us.

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We thought, surely if he has been here,

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that recently that he still would be around somewhere where we could find him.

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So we distributed more posters around in Billings

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and throughout all the area, from Billings in to Spokane again.

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There has been no trace of Dan Wilson for nearly two years.

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Authorities found no sign of violence and no evidence of a second person in Dan's car,

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so they have tended to discount the foul play theory.

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They have, however, suggested the possibility that Dan Wilson

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made a conscious choice to disappear.

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I feel it's not impossible that Dan Wilson

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made a decision to disappear and start a new life.

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He was under a great deal of pressure.

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He had not had a happy life since coming to Spokane.

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But I feel the possibilities are small due to the fact

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he was so devoted to his children,

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and he felt the children needed him so badly.

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I feel that whatever has happened is something beyond the ordinary.

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Whatever has happened is something beyond his control.

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He could be most anywhere, and we wouldn't be able to locate him,

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or he wouldn't be able to locate us.

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When we return, three daring armored car robberies

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executed with military precision,

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an ingenious gang of thieves that's still at large.

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Every day, billions of dollars in hard currency

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are transported by armored cars,

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considered by most criminals to be impractical.

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These vehicles have recently been targeted

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by a brazen, heavily armed gang

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who carry out their raids with almost military precision.

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1 p.m., April 18, 1989, Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

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Instinctively, the guard grabbed one of the robbers' guns

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and quickly subdued.

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No shots were fired.

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These guys seemed to move very smoothly.

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They didn't seem to be in a hurry or panicky or nothing.

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They were very smooth.

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These robbers come very heavily armed

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and very much ready to shoot.

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Almost simultaneous, the second phase of the heist began.

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Another vehicle pulled up in front of the armored car,

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cutting off any route of escape.

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A fourth robber then placed what appeared to be a bomb

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on the truck's hood.

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It's hot!

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In just under a minute, robbers had stolen close to one million dollars.

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They then vanished without a trace.

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It seemed like kind of a commando type thing,

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something like these people had been well trained

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at that type of thing or well practiced.

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A bomb squad was immediately dispatched to the scene.

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Attaching guide wires to the device,

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they carefully removed it from the truck's hood.

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X-rays later revealed the bomb was a fake,

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and the FBI concluded that it was nothing more

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than an ingenious delaying tactic.

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The FBI linked this fake bomb to an identical device

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used in a Baltimore, Maryland robbery three years earlier.

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In that operation, the thieves made off of over $600,000.

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The FBI concluded both robberies were executed by the same gang.

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In the first two heists, through a combination

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of careful planning and clockwork timing,

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the crooks had stolen one point six million dollars.

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They had also brilliantly covered their tracks.

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Every vehicle they had used had been stolen,

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wiped clean of evidence, and then abandoned.

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It was thought that the gang would quit

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while they were a million dollars ahead,

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but one year later they struck again.

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March 27, 1990, Burnsville, Minnesota,

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just ten miles from the scene of the last robbery.

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As one brings guard weighted in the cab,

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another made a cash pickup at a local bank.

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Underground, underground, underground, right now, underground.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Once again, the second guard was caught behind the wheel.

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As I turned around, I see this van that was coming up in front of me.

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I hit the van real hard, I knew that.

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I turned my siren on, shots went off.

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Scared to live in daylights out of me.

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I made a circle to come around so I could see what was going on.

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And when I was about three-fourths of the way through my circle,

420
00:41:58,720 --> 00:42:00,720
I could see where our cart was.

421
00:42:00,720 --> 00:42:03,720
And as I was going by, I could see my partner on the ground.

422
00:42:03,720 --> 00:42:06,720
All those shots that were going on, I thought they'd killed him.

423
00:42:06,720 --> 00:42:09,720
I thought he was dead, he was just laying on the ground.

424
00:42:09,720 --> 00:42:13,720
Fortunately, the guard was uninjured. His partner fought back.

425
00:42:13,720 --> 00:42:17,720
At the time I thought, well, I'm not going to be killed.

426
00:42:17,720 --> 00:42:20,720
I just rammed it as hard as I could.

427
00:42:38,720 --> 00:42:42,720
Despite the collision, the robbers still managed to get away.

428
00:42:42,720 --> 00:42:47,720
It's a real lucky situation that some innocent bystander wasn't killed

429
00:42:47,720 --> 00:42:51,720
because there were a number of shots fired and there were a number of shoppers passing

430
00:42:51,720 --> 00:42:54,720
and bank customers passing right by the area.

431
00:42:58,720 --> 00:43:03,720
The robbers abandoned their car behind a nearby shopping center and left on foot.

432
00:43:03,720 --> 00:43:07,720
The FBI theorized that they may have had another vehicle parked nearby

433
00:43:07,720 --> 00:43:09,720
which they used to leave the area.

434
00:43:13,720 --> 00:43:19,720
Authorities quickly cordoned off the neighbor.

435
00:43:19,720 --> 00:43:24,720
They brought in tracking dogs. Roadblocks were set up.

436
00:43:24,720 --> 00:43:28,720
But the gang at once again made a clean getaway.

437
00:43:28,720 --> 00:43:34,720
The following morning, police found one of the gang's stolen cars less than a mile from the bank.

438
00:43:34,720 --> 00:43:40,720
As in the other robbers, it contained no evidence that identified the robbers.

439
00:43:41,720 --> 00:43:46,720
Currently, all the authorities can do is wait for the elusive robbers to strike again.

440
00:43:47,720 --> 00:43:50,720
These individuals could be living anywhere in the United States

441
00:43:50,720 --> 00:43:57,720
and we would like to get information from anybody who has any indication that people

442
00:43:57,720 --> 00:44:02,720
that may be able to perpetrate this type of crime have come into a lot of money

443
00:44:02,720 --> 00:44:07,720
or that had the capability to commit these robberies in any one of these three cities.

444
00:44:08,720 --> 00:44:11,720
There are apparently at least four members of the gang

445
00:44:11,720 --> 00:44:15,720
and authorities have managed to create composites of three of the men.

446
00:44:16,720 --> 00:44:21,720
The first suspect is a white male in his late 30s, about 5 feet 9 inches tall

447
00:44:21,720 --> 00:44:24,720
with dark hair and a dark mustache.

448
00:44:25,720 --> 00:44:29,720
Suspect number two is white, between 35 and 38 years old,

449
00:44:29,720 --> 00:44:34,720
about 6 feet in height and weighs between 170 and 180 pounds.

450
00:44:35,720 --> 00:44:41,720
The third suspect is approximately 6 feet tall and is between 35 and 40 years old.

451
00:44:41,720 --> 00:44:45,720
He has gray or white hair and may wear a false beard the same color.

452
00:44:56,720 --> 00:45:01,720
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