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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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Douglas, Arizona, May 1990. Federal drug agents rate a successful local business and uncover

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an elaborate drug smuggling operation, a remarkable underground tunnel used to transport a fortune

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in illegal drugs into America. When she was 16, Patsy Summers fell in love with a young

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soldier, got pregnant, and then married another man. Now Patsy's daughter, Jeannie Wagner,

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needs your help to find the father she never met. In 1982, Hilda Rochet had a romantic

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interlude with a man she met in a singles bar. A week later, she was found murdered

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execution style. Police now believe that her mysterious suitor may be a serial killer.

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And a special appeal from the family of a baby boy stricken with a baffling disease.

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His mother is searching for her biological parents. Perhaps they hold the key that can

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help cure her son.

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Also an update, in which an unsolved mysteries view discovers that the man she is living with

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is wanted for murder. As a result of our broadcast, the case of Dennis DePue is now closed.

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For the past several years, the United States government has embarked on a new path.

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We're about to take you inside one of the most brazen and elaborate drug smuggling operations

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at law enforcement has ever encountered. Douglas, Arizona is a sleepy border town 97 miles south

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of Phoenix. His distanced throw across a six foot high chain link fence is the Mexican border

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town of Agua Prieta.

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The Douglas Agua Prieta area is one of the main conduits for cocaine coming into the

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United States and for that reason it's known as the cocaine alley.

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In the fall of 1988, a Mexican national named Rafael Camarena began to cross the border

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daily from Agua Prieta into Douglas. Camarena had purchased a concrete mixing company in

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Douglas and was struggling to make a go of his new business.

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When he first bought the business, things weren't going that well. It wasn't successful.

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We were paid on Fridays and at times on Thursday he'd be saying something to the effect of

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I have no money, what am I going to do for payroll tomorrow? Later Mr. Camarena would

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come in and say, hey, I took care of it, you know, here's your paycheck. He seemed relieved

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like, you know, I took a load off.

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Within a few months, Camarena had secured agreements to supply concrete for many of the municipal

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construction projects in Douglas.

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When I have spoken to Mr. Camarena, he had told me that he had planned to be here for

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a number of years. He would check in on the business once or twice a day. He spent a

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lot of time in Mexico, I assume, pursuing contracts over in Agua Prieta. But yes, he

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was an on-hands type of business owner. He could have opened up a business anywhere in

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the United States of America.

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In 1989, Camarena constructed a large warehouse in Douglas. At the same time, just 200 feet

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away in Agua Prieta, he built a four bedroom ranch style home. The home, located in a wealthy

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area of Agua Prieta, had all the amenities that come with success.

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Mr. Camarena seemed to be a good husband and a good father. This gentleman was a type of

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person that you would ask to join your local Lions Club. He's a type of person that you

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would want to be as your friend. He was a type of person that you would enjoy inviting over

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to your house.

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In reality, Camarena's entire life was nothing but a devious facade created to cover up a

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very lucrative and very illegal enterprise.

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U.S. Customs officials received information that Camarena was spuggling drugs from his

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home in Agua Prieta across the border to his warehouse in Douglas. Incredibly, Camarena's

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business was located one block away from the U.S. Customs headquarters.

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Early 1990, we initiated 24-hour surveillance of the Douglas Ready Mix company.

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I think we've got something.

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Agents staked out Camarena's business for over two months.

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Yes, it's coming in all right.

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They became suspicious of a flatbed truck that arrived and departed from a new warehouse

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nearly every day.

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On one occasion, we followed the tractor trailer rig from Douglas Ready Mix to a rural area

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outside of Phoenix, Arizona.

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A special task force comprised of U.S. Customs agents and other law enforcement officers

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raided a farm where Camarena's truck had been seen.

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Agents seized over a ton of nearly pure cocaine, street value over $100 million.

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The cocaine had been transported inside a hidden compartment beneath the truck's bed.

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The raid confirmed that the drugs had come from Camarena's warehouse, but agents were

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baffled. How had Camarena managed to smuggle drugs into his warehouse, which was being

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watched around the clock by federal agents just a block away?

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We began receiving bits and pieces of information from a variety of sources concerning the existence

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of a tunnel in the Douglas area.

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Two days later, agents from the United States and Mexico launched simultaneous raids on

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Camarena's warehouse in Douglas and his new home in Agua Prieta.

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Mexican authorities arrested two men who claimed to be gardeners. Camarena and his family had

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fled. There was no visible evidence of a tunnel.

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At the Douglas warehouse, U.S. agents had first found nothing unusual. Then they came upon

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a large floor drain.

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All right, I think we got something here. Let's get the grate off.

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We found about a five and a half diameter shaft that went 30 feet into the ground. And

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at the bottom of the shaft, we found the tunnel itself.

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This is the actual tunnel through which between 15 and 25 tons of cocaine may have been smuggled.

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The execution was really very good. The floor, the side walls, and the roof were all concrete.

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The tunnel itself extended 200 plus feet into Mexico.

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When authorities uncovered the tunnel's entrance beneath Camarena's home, it became clear that

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this was no ordinary drug smuggling operation. It was something right out of a James Bond

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movie.

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Hydraulic pedestals lifted the pool table at a two ton section of concrete floor to expose

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the entrance. Huge amounts of drugs could be stored below until they were ready to be

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moved across the border.

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The drugs were transported on a specially designed cart. At the Douglas End, a custom

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made hoist lifted the illegal cargo into the warehouse.

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Workers packed the cocaine bricks into the false bottom of the truck. A contraband was

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driven out right under the noses of U.S. customs officials.

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Camarena's choice of a building supply company and a cement company was very good in that

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it gave him access to trucks that could be used to transport the narcotics from the border

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area to distribution points in the United States.

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In my 18 years with the Customs Service, this is one of the most amazing investigations

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I've ever encountered. The sophistication of the smugglers, the construction of this

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tunnel itself, just demonstrates to what extremes these organizations will go to.

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It just totally surprised me because here's a man that moved a hundred million dollars

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of cocaine illegally into the United States and yet he was fighting for every penny that

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he made at Douglas Ready Mix.

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Mr. Camarena didn't seem at all like a drug dealer. He didn't dress like a drug dealer.

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He didn't come across personality-wise as a drug dealer. He just seemed like a good

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family man.

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Recently, we feature the case of 46-year-old Dennis DePew, wanted by Michigan authorities

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for the brutal murder of his ex-wife Marilyn. DePew was last seen on the day of the murder

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driving his customized van.

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At around 8.30 on the night of our broadcast, a woman who asked that we call her Mary arrived

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at her home outside Dallas, Texas. Mary's boyfriend, Hank Queen, was already home.

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His van was parked in the driveway, which was out of the ordinary because he usually kept

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it inside the garage.

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He told me that his mother was very ill and that he needed to make an emergency trip home.

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I was sure that something else must really be going on, but I didn't know what.

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He was getting clothes out of the closet, clothes out of some drawers, gathering up

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some of his personal items. At the same time, giving me instructions on preparing some food

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for him to take on the long trip.

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What do you want to drink?

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Sodas, Kansas soda would be good.

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Aren't you going to give me a hug?

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He just gave me a little peck of a kiss and I gave him a big hug and said goodbye to

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him.

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I realized that something was troubling him and I knew I would never say him again.

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Later that night, Mary was shocked to learn that her boyfriend, Hank Queen, was reading

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Dennis DePue and that he had just been featured on Unsolved Mysteries.

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On Easter Sunday of last year, Dennis DePue arrived at his ex-wife Marilyn's home to

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pick up their children for a scheduled visit.

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Dennis erupted in a violent rage. He accused Marilyn of destroying his life and turning

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their children against him.

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The next day, Marilyn DePue's body was discovered in a roadside ditch, nine miles from her home.

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She had been shot once in the back of the head.

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It was so brutal and premeditated that it makes you so angry.

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If she had been killed in an automobile accident, you could get over that, but not this.

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For nearly a year, Dennis DePue's whereabouts remained a mystery until the night of our

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broadcast.

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Looking back on it now, I'm sure he was watching and I think that he was deliberately keeping

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my attention distracted in the kitchen so that I wouldn't see the segment and so that

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he could leave.

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A friend of Mary's called our telecenter and provided authorities with a Texas license

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plate number of Dennis DePue's van. Four hours later, DePue's life came to a violent end,

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just across the Louisiana, Mississippi state border.

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When Louisiana state troopers spotted DePue's van, they attempted to pull him over. He led

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police on a 15-mile high-speed chase and broke through two police barricades.

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I told the devil is if the van refused to stop to shoot a tire off over the front tire

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and they missed the front tire but they got both back ones. He traveled about half a mile

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and just wouldn't go any further than he stopped.

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After firing two shots through his windshield at deputies and another through an open window,

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DePue turned his gun on himself and took his own life.

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It was a funny feeling to realize that the night before that you had been watching this

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man that he was wanted for murder someplace and then you walk up to the van and you recognize

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him as being the person that was on unsolved mysteries. It's a funny feeling. But I think

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he intended to die whether he had to do it by his own hands or where he could get us to

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kill him. Otherwise, he would have stopped and we'd have gotten him out of the van alive

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and never been in shots fired.

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While living as a fugitive, Dennis DePue sent a chilling letter to several friends, tried

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to justify his ex-wife's death. He wrote,

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An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a lie for a lie, a life for a life. At the time,

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Dennis DePue had no idea just how prophetic those words would be.

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Jeannie Wagner was born in 1959 into a typical blue collar household. Her father was a construction

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worker, her mother a secretary in a doctor's office. Jeannie was a first of three children

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and enjoyed a healthy normal childhood, at least by outward appearances.

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From a very early age, I felt very different and separated from my family. I felt like

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I didn't look like anybody and for a while there I thought, well, you know, maybe I was

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adopted and no one intentionally made me feel that way. I don't think that it was just a

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knowledge I had that was, I guess, in my subconscious. Consciously, you know, it was, you know, a family,

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a normal family, but there was something different.

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Many families seem to have their share of untold tales, dark, disturbing secrets that are hidden

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away, buried and hopefully forgotten. But occasionally these unpleasant ghosts will rise

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once again with far-reaching consequences. In El Paso, Texas, Jeannie Wagner recently discovered

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her family's tragic secret, a secret which has led Jeannie on an emotional journey through

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her mother's painful past. Jeannie's mother, Patsy Summers, was just 17 years old when she

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married. She was shy, private and had been raised in a strict home.

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My mother was a very devoutly religious Catholic. I had perfect etiquette and was very concerned about

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her image to other people. But there was something within my mother that prevented her from being

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a whole person. There were times my mother was very happy, very carefree and so much fun to be with,

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but then there were times where she was very, very sad. Even as a child, Jeannie suspected that her

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mother was tormented by some private demon. In 1973, when Jeannie was 13, Patsy Summers attempted to

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commit suicide by slitting her wrists. Eight years later, Patsy entered a highway against traffic

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and smashed head-on into an approaching car. She died 10 days later.

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Hello? Shortly after her mother's death, Jeannie called her younger sister and was dealt another

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startling blow. Her sister had found a diary which revealed the source of their mother's inner pain.

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I think you better come over. The man Jeannie knew as her father was not her father at all.

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There's a diary of mothers I want you to read. When I read the diary, it was as if all of a sudden,

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all the things that had transpired in my life and in my mother's life and in my life, the family life

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that I had known, everything all of a sudden made sense. In the diary, Patsy had described the

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incredible predicament she had gotten into when she was 17. In 1958, Patsy Summers was living at

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home with her mother and younger brother. She was an obedient daughter who excelled in school and

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attended church regularly. Our mother had very high standards. She came from a Catholic

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background and we had a very Catholic upbringing. We went to parochial schools and our home was one

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where we went to church every Sunday. And that was very, very important to our mother. She set a

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good example and she did expect, you know, she expected us to follow the things that were right.

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My mother had been going with a boy off and on for about a year. Her mother and her brothers and

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sister liked him a lot. They thought he was very responsible and very polite and he drove a nice

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car back then that was real important and they had fought off and on through their relationship.

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The diary detailed how Patsy had gone to a local park one day after an argument with her boyfriend.

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There she met a young enlisted man stationed at nearby Fort Bliss. His name was Duncan.

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Hello. Hi. Do you mind if I sit down? Thanks. I'm Duncan. Don Patricia. Patsy was immediately

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smitten by this handsome soldier who seemed so gentle and understanding. It's pretty

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beautiful, isn't it? Yeah. Come here and think. Soon they were seeing each other on a regular basis.

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Can I meet you here tomorrow? My mother talked to him a lot and confided in him.

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Was he a new uncle? And she thought of Duncan as a very kind person and even stated that of all

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the people that she had known that he was the kindest person she had ever met.

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I'll see you tomorrow. Bye. Bye.

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Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

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In August of 1958, Patsy's summers turned 17. Duncan threw her a surprise birthday party,

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inviting a small select group of friends. By now, Patsy was living a lie, keeping her

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relationship with Duncan hidden from her boyfriend and her family. Patricia. Oh, thank goodness.

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I was worried sick. What happened? I'm sorry. The bus must have got there a little bit early.

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I was just a little bit late. I won't let it happen again, Mom. All right. You all right?

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Patsy and Duncan continued their secret liaisons throughout the summer and into the fall.

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In October, Patsy panicked when she discovered that she was pregnant. Her boyfriend believed

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that he was the father. I think she was consumed with fear. Fear that her family would think

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badly of her. It was her belief that it was just unforgivable and she never wanted to

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disappoint her mother. Her mother was very important to her and she said there was no

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way I could ever tell my mother in a million years my problem.

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Patsy was forced to make an excruciating decision. Duncan had accepted full responsibility for

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the pregnancy and wanted to marry her. But Patsy opted for pleasing her family.

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Hi, Patsy. There's something I want to talk to you about. Sure, anything. No. Nothing. Come to a decision.

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Patsy, what is it? Don't be upset, but we can't see each other anymore. She didn't feel that she

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could change some things that were already set in motion, which were that she was to be

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married and she was to be married to someone that was known and accepted by her family.

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Given the times and also given the kind of religious training that we had,

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I can see how she made the choice she has.

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The pain of Patsy's dilemma was exposed in a diary entry.

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I had to do it. I had to please my mother. That was the most important thing in the world.

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There was no other way.

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You, Patricia and Summers, take this man to be a lawfully wedded husband, to have and to hold,

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to love and to honor. On November 11th, 1958, Patsy and her boyfriend were married.

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As long as you both shall live. Only the two knew that Patsy was pregnant.

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Only Patsy knew who the real father was.

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You may kiss the bride.

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No one suspected a pregnancy. No one. It was just a wedding and it was lovely.

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The night that my sister went into labor, she said to me,

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Tell mother, I'm sorry.

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And what I realized was that she had been pregnant before she was married.

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But I certainly didn't realize that it went any further than that.

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Jeannie was born seven months after the wedding.

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In her diary, Patsy had described how she prayed for a child with blue eyes like those of her new husband.

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Patsy received her wish.

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My firm belief is that secrets only cause people harm and cause a lot of suffering.

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And that's why for me the truth has to come out and I have to know who Duncan is.

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The night that Jeannie's story aired, a woman named Suzanne Gilmore was watching our broadcast at her home in Lake Wiley, South Carolina.

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At the time, Susan's husband Duncan was fast asleep.

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Jeannie's mother had written in her diary that he was the sweetest, kindest person that she had ever met.

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I just said, that's my Duncan. I knew that it was my Duncan.

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And the next thing I knew, my wife woke me up and she said,

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Were you ever stationed in Al Paso, Texas at Fort Bliss when you were in the Army?

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And I said, yeah, she said, were you there in 1958?

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And I said, yeah, I was there in 1958.

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And she said, did you ever know Patsy Summers?

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And I said, yeah, I know. I knew Patsy Summers.

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Did you sleep with her?

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And he said, what, what, what?

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He just kind of came awake.

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And I said, it's very important. Did you sleep with her?

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And he said, well, yeah.

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She said, congratulations, you have a daughter and she's looking for you.

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And he just came awake like a shot.

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It was like, she's looking for me.

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And I said, yes.

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As soon as I heard some of the details, I knew immediately she was my daughter.

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And I don't want to say it was a matter of fact, but I just knew that she was my daughter.

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And we had to be together and I had to see her and I had to respond.

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Nine days and dozens of phone calls later, Duncan Gilmore and his wife,

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Suzanne, arrived in Houston, Texas.

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On May 3rd, 1991, father and daughter met for the first time in their lives.

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Hi.

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Hi.

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When I hugged my dad, it was a combination of being really, really happy,

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but also there was a little sadness there.

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That so many years have gone by and that we've missed out on each other's lives.

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I love you.

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I love you too.

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I will always remember Jeannie coming to the door and for the first time seeing my daughter and holding her.

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The day was made even more special when Duncan met his only grandchildren,

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Joshua and Justin, for the first time.

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When I saw my boys playing catch with their grandpa, it just felt right.

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They needed a grandpa and I can't think of a better grandpa for them to have.

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That's a good wish, right?

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Never could I have hoped in a million years,

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I prayed a thousand prayers for this to turn out as well as it has.

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And he's turned out to be everything that I thought he was going to be.

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And tomorrow and the day after, I'll now have a dad who loves me and wants to be a part of my life.

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When we return, a chance meeting at a singles bar leads to murder.

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Excuse me, is that what we'll sit here?

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No, go right ahead.

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On March 25, 1982, 43-year-old divorcee Hilda Roche met a man in a fashionable singles bar in Alexandria, Virginia.

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I'm crowded in here tonight.

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It is Friday night, it's always crowded night.

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I haven't seen you in here.

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You work around here?

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Mm-hmm.

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What do you do?

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I work for the military intelligence.

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Oh, really?

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Yeah.

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Do you work nearby?

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I do some contract work for the government.

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Oh, do you really?

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Yeah.

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Hilda later told friends that she had dinner with a man and planned on seeing him again.

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But oddly, she never told anyone his name.

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All right, why not?

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Hilda had said that the guy was single, he was attractive, he had a lot of money.

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And she was impressed that he was driving this beautiful car.

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I started to tell her, don't believe everything this guy's telling you.

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The car is probably rented.

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Anybody can make up a big story.

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You don't know anything about him.

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Watch out.

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One week later, the nude body of a woman was found in a wooded area near an elementary school.

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She had been murdered execution style.

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There were signs of sexual assault.

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Police had no idea who the victim was.

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Hello?

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Is there anybody here?

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County police?

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Is there anyone here?

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Four days later, investigators searched Hilda Rocher's townhouse after coworkers had reported her missing.

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Well, Lenny, it doesn't look like there's anybody here.

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I got a wallet here.

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In the living, officers found Hilda's wallet.

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Hey, Lenny?

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Yeah.

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Hold on just a second.

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We just identified our victim.

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I got her picture on a driver's license right here.

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Authorities now knew that Hilda Rocher was the woman who had been found murdered.

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They don't know what we've got.

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You get to crime scene text down here.

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Hey, I'd like you to go ahead and do a 360 of the room, get the bed.

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Evidence in Hilda's bedroom confirmed that she had been sexually molested.

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Take on the floor here.

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A piece of tape there, clothes over here.

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The bed and the whole bedroom was in disarray, and we found her blouse and a pair of slacks and some pantyhose and some adhesive tape.

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And that's indicative of a struggle going on there.

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And other evidence that we located in the room also indicated that some type of sexual activity took place.

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Because there were no signs of forced entry at the apartment,

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detectives concluded that Hilda Rocher was murdered by someone she knew.

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Most homicide detectives agree that the first 48 hours of a murder investigation are the most crucial.

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Beyond that point leads grow cold and suspects disappear.

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In this case it took four days just to identify Hilda Rocher and more than three months to zero in on a suspect.

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A man authorities now believe may be a serial killer.

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I mean, up to you.

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No, that would be great.

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I'd love to.

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On detectives interviewed Hilda Rocher's friends.

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They learned about the mysterious man she had met at the singles bar just one week before her death.

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Hilda had told her friends that her fellow was from Florida.

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He drove a nice car.

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He was a consultant for the government.

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And that he lived in these apartments over in Alexandria.

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As a matter of fact, she told her that she even went over to the apartment that evening.

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The 1400 unit apartment complex was the only clue to the man's identity.

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Investigators searched through files and files of lease agreements dating back three years.

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They were looking for any resident past or present who matched the description of the man Hilda had met.

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We went through approximately 25 to 30,000 files.

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And out of that 25,000, 30,000, we come up with 32 possible names that fit the profile of the person that Hilda had described to her friend.

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Detective Cahill was confident that his team was closing in.

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All they needed was one piece of evidence that could link any of the 32 suspects with Hilda Rocher.

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Three months into the investigation, they got the break they needed.

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My wallet's missing.

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Excuse me?

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My wallet's gone. It's...it's...

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Authorities learned that Hilda had lost her wallet on the very night she had met the man.

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There's no place for it to go. It's...I can't believe I lost it.

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Miss...

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Have it. Is there a problem?

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My wallet's...

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She's lost her wallet. She thinks we're coloring.

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For some unknown reason, Hilda's mysterious suitor insisted that he be contacted if the wallet was found.

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Okay, I'll check with the bar to the point.

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Are we set at the end?

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Okay, no problem. I'll be back.

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Wow, this is a very...

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A few days later, the rest are outfound Hilda Rocher's wallet.

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Yes, sir. May I help you?

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Yeah, I called before you found the lady's wallet and tan, wanting to help Hilda Rocher.

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Yeah.

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I'm here to pick it up.

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Okay. Let me check and lost him, ma'am.

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She had called and said that he was going to bring the wallet back.

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And I'm saying, something wrong here.

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Why did he go to the management to find out about the wallet?

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Why did management call him when they found the wallet?

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My first impression was, the guy's putting you on.

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Sir, I did find Hilda Rocher's wallet.

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Could I see your driver's license?

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The restaurant manager remembered little about the man.

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Then she agreed to undergo hypnosis.

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It paid off.

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She recalled a phone number.

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The hypnotist told us that this would not be the exact phone number.

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He said, now, most of the numbers are going to be the same.

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They're going to be right.

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He says, but they might be transposed or something.

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You're going to have to work with it.

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When detectives compared the phone number with those of the 32 apartment residents,

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they came up with a nearly exact match.

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The number belonged to 38-year-old Gregory Barker.

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Barker had moved out of the apartment complex a short time after Hilda's murder.

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So we immediately began to do a background investigation on Mr. Barker.

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We were not able to find any particular company or government agency that he had applied to,

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or even worked for.

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As a matter of fact, we don't believe that he worked for any agency up here.

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We believe that what he told the people at the apartment and what he was telling people he met

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was all a scam made up in his own mind.

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Gregory Barker is a decorated Vietnam veteran.

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He served two tours, the second as an Army Intelligence Officer.

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He is a voracious reader of spy novels.

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A least theorized that Barker's mental state may have deteriorated to a point

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where he now believes that he himself is a master spy.

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Based on Barker's psychological profile and crime scene evidence,

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Detective Cale has developed a chilling scenario of what happened the night Hilda Rochet was murdered.

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Greg.

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Uh...

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I thought you were going to come tomorrow?

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I am.

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My wallet, thank you.

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I believe that Greg Barker came over to the house

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and the intention of returning the wallet to Hilda and possibly something else in mind.

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He'll find it.

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Uh-huh.

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May I come in?

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Yes, come in. I'm sorry.

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During his visit with Hilda, he had an altercation, a violent altercation with her down in the living room.

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And sometime later up in the bedroom, her clothes were taken off

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and a sexual activity occurred there.

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At that time, I took her against her will out of the house down to the school,

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which is located about nine and a half miles away from the house.

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Get out.

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She was taken out of the vehicle and she was naked

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and led up a path about 150 feet through a wooded area between a housing development and the school.

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At which time, he just brutally murdered her with a gunshot to the head.

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Gunshot.

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From doing a background investigation on Mr. Barker,

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we don't believe that this is the first murder that he committed.

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We don't believe that this was the last murder he committed.

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We believe that he could be responsible for numerous murders.

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We feel that possibly he could even be a serial murderer.

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We're very sure of the fact that he's smart and he's very dangerous.

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Next, the heartbreaking story of a ten-month-old boy who's fighting for his life.

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Perhaps you can help.

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In the past, we have brought you many stories of lost love,

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often about adopted children looking for their biological parents.

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This is a very different kind of lost love story.

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A young woman in Idaho is searching for her birth parents,

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not for herself alone, but also for her son.

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Jerry Graves clings to the fragile hope that her background holds the key to a mysterious illness that threatens her baby's life.

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Jerry and John Graves married in 1989.

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Together, they are raising Jerry's two daughters from a previous marriage.

447
00:42:36,940 --> 00:42:40,940
In 1990, Jerry and John had a son, J.J.

448
00:42:41,940 --> 00:42:45,940
When we brought J.J. home from the hospital, I noticed he was convulsed,

449
00:42:45,940 --> 00:42:49,940
which scared me really bad because I thought he was going to die.

450
00:42:49,940 --> 00:42:52,940
I really thought that was my first thought, that he was dying.

451
00:42:53,940 --> 00:42:57,940
Jerry and John took J.J. to specialist after specialist.

452
00:42:57,940 --> 00:43:00,940
No one could pinpoint the cause of J.J.'s problems,

453
00:43:00,940 --> 00:43:04,940
but he continued to have as many as 50 seizures a day.

454
00:43:05,940 --> 00:43:08,940
Throughout J.J.'s first six months of life,

455
00:43:08,940 --> 00:43:14,940
he would get to where he would have so many seizures in a day he wouldn't eat,

456
00:43:14,940 --> 00:43:17,940
or talking, he would eat maybe two ounces a day.

457
00:43:17,940 --> 00:43:20,940
His body couldn't keep up on just that.

458
00:43:20,940 --> 00:43:22,940
He would dehydrate very easily.

459
00:43:22,940 --> 00:43:26,940
We were down to, I was feeding J.J. with a medicine dropper,

460
00:43:26,940 --> 00:43:28,940
and it wouldn't work.

461
00:43:28,940 --> 00:43:32,940
And when he would get dehydrated or anything like that, we were back in the hospital.

462
00:43:32,940 --> 00:43:38,940
I would say that the initial guarded optimism we had when he did have fairly normal tone

463
00:43:38,940 --> 00:43:43,940
and initial muscle activity in the first few months of life has become much more pessimistic.

464
00:43:43,940 --> 00:43:49,940
Each time the doctors give me a little bit of bad news, they still tell me there's hope.

465
00:43:49,940 --> 00:43:51,940
He has voluntary movement.

466
00:43:51,940 --> 00:43:57,940
When he's laying down and you'll tickle his foot, he will move his foot so that you no longer can tickle it.

467
00:43:57,940 --> 00:44:02,940
And that is something that every parent with a normal healthy baby takes for granted.

468
00:44:02,940 --> 00:44:09,940
They don't know how thrilled I was when my son kicked his covers off of himself.

469
00:44:09,940 --> 00:44:12,940
I was ready to throw a party.

470
00:44:13,940 --> 00:44:19,940
When J.J. was eight months old, his muscular development stalled at the level of a newborn's.

471
00:44:19,940 --> 00:44:27,940
Even after a myriad of tests, doctors could not determine what was causing J.J.'s seizures or his slow development.

472
00:44:30,940 --> 00:44:36,940
Jerry and John began to consider the remote possibility that J.J.'s illness might be genetic.

473
00:44:36,940 --> 00:44:42,940
Jerry had been adopted as an infant, but had never before thought about tracking down her birth parents.

474
00:44:44,940 --> 00:44:48,940
I am searching to find my biological parents.

475
00:44:48,940 --> 00:44:59,940
There is a slim chance that by knowing my medical history, maybe they could possibly put something together as to what is happening with J.J.

476
00:45:00,940 --> 00:45:03,940
Jerry has few clues about her past.

477
00:45:03,940 --> 00:45:10,940
She was born Kelly Marie McMillan on November 7, 1963 in Ventura County, California.

478
00:45:10,940 --> 00:45:12,940
Her parents were not married.

479
00:45:12,940 --> 00:45:14,940
Her mother hoped to become a nurse.

480
00:45:14,940 --> 00:45:16,940
Her father was of Irish descent.

481
00:45:16,940 --> 00:45:26,940
Jerry's adoption records are legally sealed, so she knows little else about her biological parents and remains apprehensive about the prospect of meeting them.

482
00:45:27,940 --> 00:45:30,940
I know things might be devastating to me.

483
00:45:30,940 --> 00:45:36,940
I know some things might affect me wrong, but I'm going to forego that.

484
00:45:36,940 --> 00:45:40,940
If there's a chance for J.J., I can go through anything.

485
00:45:41,940 --> 00:46:02,940
I have had a doctor come in and tell me that my son wasn't going to live, but in the same breath, that doctor told me that my son has a chance.

486
00:46:03,940 --> 00:46:16,940
And even though he may have problems, and he may not be normal, he's my baby and he's my son, there is an answer out there.

487
00:46:16,940 --> 00:46:19,940
And we will find it.

488
00:46:32,940 --> 00:46:38,940
Join me next time for another edition of Unsolved Mysteries.