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This program is about unsolved mysteries.

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Whenever possible, the actual family members and police

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officials have participated in recreating the events.

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What you are about to see is not a news broadcast.

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On a spectacular solar eclipse,

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plunge much of Mexico into darkness,

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no one imagined that the event would spawn

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an astounding wave of UFO sightings.

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Sightings that would be a huge threat to the world

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sightings experienced by thousands of eyewitnesses

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all across Mexico and captured on dozens of home videos.

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On June 7, 1992, 36-year-old Sammy Wheeler

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was found shot to death in his car,

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and a small town of Stanton, Virginia

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was overrun with rumors.

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Incredibly, Sammy's twin brother, Sammy's old girlfriend,

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and her ex-husband, have taken turns

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accusing each other of the murder.

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But still the question remains, who killed Sammy Wheeler?

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And perhaps someone watching can provide a happy ending

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to the poignant story of Gordon Page Jr.

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Only after years of misdiagnosis did

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Gordie's parents learn that their son was

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suffering from autism.

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Then in 1991, Gordie vanished from the group home

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in which he had been placed.

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Join me.

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Perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery.

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Usually, when we're talking about the murder,

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we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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And we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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And we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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And we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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And we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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And we're talking about the murder of Sammy Wheeler.

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Usually, when we hear that a person in some remote community

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is at a UFO sighting, we respond with a smile

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and a shake of the head.

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When three or four credible people report seeing

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a mysterious craft, we may pay just slightly more attention.

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But when thousands of people claim to have seen the same strange

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object and hundreds provide videotape evidence,

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we may begin to think that maybe, just maybe,

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there is more than a grain of truth to the reports,

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which brings us to the fantastic saga

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of the Mexico UFOs.

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July 11, 1991, the last total eclipse of the sun in this century,

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perhaps the most spectacular celestial event of the past 200 years.

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For the residents of Mexico City,

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the eclipse prompted a festive celebration.

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Thousands took to the streets as one of the world's largest cities

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as plunged into total darkness in the middle of broad daylight.

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No one imagined that the entire country was about to be swept up

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in a wave of UFO hysteria.

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That afternoon, a television executive named Guillermo Aragin

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was videotaping the eclipse when he noticed an unusual object overhead.

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It was presented on the news.

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It was said that a very strange object was over Mexico City,

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but nobody said what it was.

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When I saw it, I said, oh my God, this is a UFO, a real UFO.

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I mean, you can look at it, you can look the video

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and be absolutely convinced what are you looking at.

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Jaime Mauson is one of Mexico's most respected television journalists.

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For the past nine years, he has produced, directed and hosted

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Mexico's edition of 60 Minutes or 60 Minutos.

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Eight days after the eclipse, Jaime presented the Aragin footage

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as part of a special UFO broadcast.

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The network was inundated with phone calls.

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We asked the people in Mexico to bring their videos to us

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because we like to see if in the eclipse they had recorded the same stuff.

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The telephone lines blew up.

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I mean, 40,000 calls at the same time.

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Then the system was completely shut out.

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We received more than 15 videos and we now know for sure

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that at least in seven of them we can see the same,

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exactly the same ship that was recorded by Guillermo Aragin.

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One of the many videos was sent by Eric Aguilar,

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a 19-year-old student at National University of Mexico.

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He was setting up to film the eclipse from a rooftop

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when his girlfriend spotted something unusual in the sky.

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We all turned to look.

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My girlfriend commented that it was a UFO, but we thought it was a joke.

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No one really believed her when she said she saw a UFO.

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But within moments, they all decided that the object was not a joke at all.

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At first, all we saw was a white dot in the sky.

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That's all we could see in the beginning.

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Later, we saw that this dot was shining brightly.

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It must have been a very bright star.

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And we didn't realize it at first.

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We didn't realize it until we saw the videotape later.

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We saw that this dot, it wasn't a dot anymore.

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It was a larger object, and it was giving off light.

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It was shining.

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At virtually the same time, 60 miles from Mexico City,

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a businessman named Luis Lara photographed a similar object.

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As I raised the camera, you could see something in the clouds.

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And it was a metal object, and it looked like it was made of two plates.

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You can distinguish a dome and it turned on its own axis.

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It was silver-plated, a color like aluminum.

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You could see clearly it's not a star.

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It's a UFO because it had a shadow underneath.

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If it were a star or a planet, you would see clearly that it would be completely luminous.

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But this one had a little shadow underneath.

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Yet another video was shot by the Breton family in Puebla,

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a city 80 miles east of Mexico City.

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Magnifying the Breton video revealed an odd wave-like disturbance behind the pulsating disc,

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perhaps some kind of energy trail.

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Jaime Maussan enhanced the Aragine footage and compared it to the Breton tape.

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The objects, though photographed nearly 100 miles apart, were remarkably similar in every aspect.

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The video from Puebla was absolutely identical to the one we had seen with Aragine in Mexico.

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It was for the first time in history.

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Never before you had a tape of two UFOs in two different places at exactly the same moment.

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The videos caused a sensation throughout Mexico, but the UFO craze was just beginning.

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Two months later, an engineer named Vicente Sanchez took his video camera to a military air show in Mexico City.

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I was following one of the planes and I saw a shiny dot in the camera.

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I didn't know what it was, but it seemed to be moving. It was undulating.

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So I let the planes go off and I focused more on this shiny dot in the sky.

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What I saw was a bright, round object, about 10 meters in diameter.

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It was made of silver, was shining very brightly and reflected the sunlight a lot.

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It didn't fly like a plane, it was undulating.

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The object appeared, undulated, and moved around very quickly.

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A year later, a similar object was videotaped at the same air show.

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This time the disc descended rapidly and mysteriously disappeared.

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By the time the 1993 air show rolled around, people anticipated another sighting.

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Sure enough, just as a squadron of helicopters flew by, the familiar metallic disc appeared.

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It was traveling against the wind, so much so that had it been a balloon,

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considering the force of the helicopter blades, it would have crashed.

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But no, it kept on its path very, very straight and steady till it got lost in the sky.

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Optical enhancement of this video seems to reveal that the object crossed in close proximity to the helicopters.

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Curiously, the military has consistently declined to address the matter.

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The military hasn't made any comment on that sighting or any sighting.

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And there are many more where we can relate the military or military planes to videos.

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However, we haven't had any kind of answer from them.

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Since the eclipse in July of 1991, there have been thousands of sightings throughout Mexico.

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There is no clear pattern, although the great majority have occurred in and around Mexico City.

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The witnesses range from pilots to doctors to bus drivers and even school children.

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These drawings are made by a class of fifth graders who allegedly saw UFOs in March of 1993.

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The pictures are strikingly similar in detail.

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Three shining lights with the brightest light in the center.

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The objects were silver with red.

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One of them was coming down and the other one that you could see in the sky was silver.

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When they were a little lower, you could see the shape of the objects.

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They were like saucers with a dome, everything silver.

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And though it was harder to see, there seemed to be a kind of reddish magnetic field all around it.

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We haven't found a single reason why these little kids made this story up.

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There were so many and when you talk to them, you can feel the honesty that they transmit.

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They are just little kids. They don't care about the UFO conspiracy.

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They don't care about if they are real or not. They saw what they saw.

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People really like UFOs. People really believe in UFOs.

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And we are now convinced that we are living an incredible experience as a country, as a society.

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Because it's everywhere. It's not just one people.

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It's many people with their eyes in the sky and a camera in their hands.

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Now it's the video era and the video is going to solve the UFO mystery.

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Are the Mexico UFOs real? It is difficult to deny the startling images captured on videotape.

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Though a determined skeptic would no doubt find some basis to discount the entire episode.

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But for those who have actually witnessed the mysterious objects in the skies over Mexico, seeing is believing.

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Next, a bizarre murder mystery in which three people, including the victims twin brother, accuse each other of pulling the trigger.

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On June 7th, 1992, the George Washington National Forest in Virginia was visited by murder.

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That morning, the body of 36-year-old Sammy Wheeler was found in the back seat of his sport vehicle.

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Sammy had been shot six times in the head and upper torso.

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Both the local sheriff's department and the FBI investigated.

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They quickly determined that the killer had gone to great lengths to clean the crime scene.

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All shell casings and fingerprints had been removed and an amateurish attempt had been made to destroy the evidence.

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There was an apparent effort to try and ignite the vehicle.

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There was some paper and tissue stuffed in the gas cap.

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The gas cap had been opened and apparently a cigarette laid there lit in an effort to try.

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There was some burning around there, but it didn't ignite and didn't take effect.

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When investigators discovered that Sammy's wallet was missing, the case took on all the earmarks of a random act of violence.

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But before long, it would be revealed that at least three people in Sammy Wheeler's life might have watered him dead.

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Sammy's twin brother, Danny, Sammy's girlfriend, Pat Snead, and Pat's estranged husband, Bob Bean.

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What had begun as a routine investigation quickly became a classic drama of love, lies and murder.

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In the months following Sammy Wheeler's death, Danny Wheeler, Pat Snead, and Bob Bean took turns accusing each other of the crime.

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In this bizarre and convoluted case, the principles agree on only one thing.

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It all started when Sammy Wheeler began dating Pat Snead.

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In the fall of 1991, Pat moved into a rental unit owned by Sammy's twin brother, Danny.

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The property had been divided into separate apartments. Pat and her two sons lived in one apartment with Sammy.

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Danny lived in one of the others. The arrangement suited everyone except Pat's estranged husband, Bob Bean.

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The situation was not really what was in the best interest of my children.

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I had approached Pat and asked her to please stop this living arrangement here, okay?

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We won't get into responses, but anyway, I felt that I was forced into going to court to at least provide some kind, or try to provide some kind of moral environment for my children.

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In February, a court order was issued that prohibited Sammy from being with Pat in the presence of the boys.

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To comply, Sammy moved into his twin brother's apartment.

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Bob Bean remained suspicious. He hired a private investigator to ensure that the court order was being obeyed.

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Bob's private investigator came in and testified that Sammy had violated the court's order.

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Sammy never found out whether or not the judge believed that. I know for sure, Sam did not violate that court order.

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But just to be safe, he stayed away from the house then. He was living in a truck without even a bathroom or a shower, just to appease Bob Bean.

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So where are you going to stay tonight?

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I'm going to stay in the car.

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I hate it when you sleep in the car.

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I mean, I can't give them any more ammunition than they've already got.

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I never harbored any ill will at all towards Sam.

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People around here have a hard time understanding how a man can accept that his wife is leaving him for another man.

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Well, to be honest with you, I knew what I had and I was thankful to pass it on, okay?

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But after getting to know Sam, I kind of felt sorry for him and I wanted to sit down and prepare him for what he was getting.

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Bob hated Sam. Sam knew it and I knew it. Bob says otherwise because I believe Bob is a pathological liar.

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Sam expressed to me that he felt that my ex-husband Bob was capable of pretty much anything. He did not trust him.

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On June 3rd, four days before he was murdered, Sammy left Danny's apartment at 5.30 a.m. and chanced upon an unexpected visitor, Bob Bean's teenage son from a previous marriage.

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Where?

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What are you doing?

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Just taking a few pictures.

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Yeah, I see that. You tell your dad I'm staying in the apartment, okay? With Danny. I'm not in the house, I'm not with Pat, I'm not with the kids.

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I'm with my brother in the apartment, just like I'm supposed to be.

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Okay, I'm just taking some pictures.

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Okay, we'll cut it out, huh?

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No more pictures, guys?

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No more pictures.

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I thought that was very, very strange for somebody to be taken, my twin brother's photograph at 5.30 in the morning.

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I didn't like it at all.

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That Saturday, at around 9.15 p.m., Sammy set off for Elkhorn Lake, approximately 40 miles from his house.

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He planned to spend the night in his truck and begin fishing early the next day.

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12 hours later, Sammy Wheeler was dead.

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I believe Bob Bean had a motive to kill my brother.

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Pat's divorce from Bob was going to be final on Tuesday. They were going to be married on Thursday.

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Sammy was killed on Sunday.

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Just by coincidence. Just by coincidence. Sure it was. Sure it was a coincidence. Sure it was.

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Now Michael Jordan, too. I used to play for the Chicago Bulls.

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Go talk to the people who know me, okay, and ask them if I was really upset if Pat was leaving.

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Okay, the answer to that is no.

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So there's no motive.

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On the face of it, Bob Bean was a perfect suspect, but he also had what appeared to be the perfect alibi.

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When Sammy was murdered, Bean was on maneuvers with his Army National Guard unit.

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The night that he was killed, I was on duty until 11 o'clock that night.

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Now the death certificate indicates the time of death at 1 o'clock.

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The camp that I was at is about 150 miles away.

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There was no way that I could physically get from the camp to the murder scene in that amount of time to kill Sam.

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It's just physically impossible.

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One of our men from our department at the time was in the same unit and remembers seeing Bob there.

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So things checked out pretty good for him.

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I feel like that Bob Bean knew just as soon as Sam Wheeler was found dead, he knew they were going to come knocking on his door.

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So he knew that he better have his story right.

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Danny Wheeler believes that Bob Bean later gave the photographs that his teenage son took to a professional hitman.

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You'd have to pay for the hitman and the FBI investigated my finances and I don't have quite what it takes to pay a professional.

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There was nothing at all to support the theory of Bob hiring someone that just didn't go in with the investigation.

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In the end, Bob Bean was cleared as a suspect.

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But the question remained, who murdered Sam Wheeler?

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As far as alibis go, the only one who really doesn't have an alibi, according to what she's told me, is Pat.

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Bob Bean first began to suspect Pat a week after the murder when their sons, ages three and four, began talking about the crime scene in surprising detail.

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Daddy, some bobby shirt.

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Sam.

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Yes, I know that. Some very bad guy shot Sam.

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He was in a trooper.

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That's right. He was found in his car.

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We went to the mountain.

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You did?

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When did you go to the mountains?

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When Sam got shot.

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At first, I didn't think much of it.

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Yes.

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But later on, they started getting a little bit more specific and offering a little bit more details.

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And all of a sudden, when they would come to visit, I noticed that they were exhibiting some definite behavior, which was suggestive that they were scared. They were frightened.

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Okay, now let me just make sure that the camera's working all right.

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Bob Bean was so convinced that he even videotaped his sons and then presented the tape to the police.

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Who was there when Sam died?

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Mommy.

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Mommy was there?

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Yeah.

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I believe Bob is a very, very sick man.

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The fact that he would put his kids in the position that he has, his little two and three-year-old children at that time, through what he put them through,

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proves that he has no scruples, no morals.

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He cares about no one, not even his own flesh and blood, little infant children.

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He is a sick, sick man.

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In the end, the police dismissed the boy's testimony as unreliable.

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Investigators also believe that Pat had an airtight alibi.

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I'll see you later.

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I'm going to be in the living room if you need anything, so give me a call.

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Okay.

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I think that Sam was killed.

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I was at home alone with my two children.

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I had absolutely no motive to kill Sam Wheeler.

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Sam was, Sam and my children were my life, and I planned for them to be for a long time.

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Pat's need was eliminated as a suspect.

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Perhaps not surprisingly, Bob Bean soon raised yet another possibility.

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There's only two things that can come between brothers, twin brothers, that I'm aware of.

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It's money and a woman.

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That's all I got to say.

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I, you know, I don't offer anything.

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I'll let somebody else make the accusations.

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Immediately after Sam was killed, the only person that I had in mind who I thought did it was my ex-husband.

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I have since then had time, lots of time, as you know, to think about things that have happened and to wonder, you know,

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if somebody else could have had a reason for wanting Sam dead.

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Sam's brother, Danny, may have wanted him out of the way.

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The reason for that, I have been told, is that Danny was in love with me.

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Pat says that shortly after Sammy's death, Danny made a surprising confession to one of her girlfriends.

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She just said that Danny Wheeler told her that he was in love with me, that he had been in love with me for a long time,

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that he thought about me every night, that he wanted to hold me in his arms every night.

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There's not an ounce of truth in those allegations.

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If she married my brother, she was going to be like a sister to me, and my family doesn't go in for incest.

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She never once physically attracted me.

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Even before Sam got involved with her, I didn't think she was a good-looking woman.

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On the morning of Sammy's body was discovered, his father and Sergeant Hyte broke the news to Danny and Pat.

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He's dead, son.

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Pat believes Danny's hysterical reaction was a clever ploy to hide the fact that he was the killer.

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Why don't you go get Bob Bean?

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He's down the road. Why don't you go get him? You know it's him.

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Why don't you go get him?

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Dad, I told you long ago it was Bob Bean.

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He doesn't know. We don't know anything about him.

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Go into Bob Bean. Get out of my way.

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Danny, what?

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I think most of his behavior when he first found out that Sam was dead was a show.

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Was to make everybody else basically more than likely the law enforcement people, more than anybody else,

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to think that he was feeling some way that he wasn't.

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I think he was putting on a show for them.

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Why is she lying? It makes me wonder.

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What is she hiding? It makes me wonder.

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God knows what that did to me when my brother died and why she would say things like that.

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It makes me wonder about her.

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Maybe Bob Bean didn't kill my brother.

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Maybe it was Pat that killed my brother.

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As for Danny, the police confirmed that he also has an alibi.

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After Samy's murder, Danny was seen bar hopping until the early morning hours.

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Pat Snead, Bob Bean and Danny Wheeler would not be considered any more suspects in this case than anyone else at the present time.

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They provided alibis. We've corroborated them.

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They've taken a polygraph. They've shown no deception.

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They are no more of a suspect in our eyes than anyone else at the present time.

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Who killed Samy Wheeler?

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Despite all of the accusations and denials, the FBI has concluded that Samy was a victim of random violence.

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The local authorities, however, believe that Samy Wheeler may have known his killer.

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This is Gordon Page Jr. at 18 months of age.

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He was born autistic and the results were tragic.

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Not because of the autism, but because Gordy was never correctly diagnosed.

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His father, Gordon Page Sr., remembers.

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I guess maybe when he was really young we thought something was wrong, but we didn't know what.

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He didn't walk like other kids and run like other kids.

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And as he got older, you know, he just sat there and looked around and didn't even move.

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They always told us that he was a big boy. He'd just be clumsy maybe, but then he'd outgrow it.

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He didn't really seem unusual to us because that was our first child and we just...

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We just raised him like a normal child and he was slow. That's what we thought. We were just slow.

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Now Gordon, I'm putting five pieces of fruit on the table. See that? One, two, three, four, five.

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How many pieces of fruit are on the table, Gordon?

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Five.

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That's very good. Now I'm going to take the two apples away.

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Now look down here. How many pieces of fruit are left on the table, Gordon?

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Twenty-two.

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Now Gordon, come on.

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To his parents, Gordy was a paradox.

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At times he seemed unable to grasp simple addition and subtraction.

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Yet Gordy had a phenomenal memory, especially when it came to baseball.

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Most Gibson, betting average, one ninety-three, who runs one?

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The baseball cards, he must, I would say probably had twenty-five or thirty-thousand baseball cards

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and he knew the names of every player, all the statistics of the cards, and he would just sit there and memorize them.

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Don Mone, betting average, two twenty-three, who runs seven?

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I don't think that Gordy realized that he was slow.

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In grade school, he had a lot of friends and then as he got older, in junior high, his peers started advancing.

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Getting ahead of him and when he needed tutoral help and he had to go into a special ed room, it bothered him.

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He had a hard time in eleventh and twelfth grade because all his peers were dating, driving cars, going out and doing things.

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He was much just a loner actually, because he couldn't keep up with everybody who was passing him by.

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Gordy worked hard to keep up.

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In June of nineteen eighty-one, he graduated from high school.

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His parents hoped he would be able to hold down a job and eventually helped him apply for one at a local grocery store.

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Then they held their breath and waited.

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He said, Dad, I got the job.

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He said, you know, it's minimum wage, three dollars and twenty-five cents or fifteen cents, whatever it was.

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But he said, I start Monday, isn't that great?

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And it made me feel so happy and I dropped him off at work in the morning.

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And I would hide where he couldn't see me and it made me feel proud as a father to see him working and to see him happy.

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Soon however, the store manager reported that Gordy, although a conscientious worker, had trouble communicating with customers.

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His dad tried to coach Gordy at home using a video camera.

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You're carrying the groceries to my car now and I say thank you.

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What do you say?

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Cut.

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No, you say you're welcome.

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OK, let me see. Let's do it again.

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Thank you.

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What do you say?

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If nobody says anything, then you don't just smile at them.

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Let's see that nice Gordon Page smile.

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Come on, it's worth a million dollars. Let's see it.

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Come on, let's see it.

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Oh, yeah.

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If you see his smile at people like that, they'll just love it.

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Gordy's winning smile was not enough.

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Good morning, Gordon.

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Things didn't work out at the grocery store and he was let go.

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Eventually both Linda and Gordon Page, worried sick about their son's future, met with social

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leaders and asked for their evaluation of Gordy's case.

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Well, we're going to recommend that Gordon move to a group home.

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I've taken care of Gordy his whole life.

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This is his home.

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I don't think so.

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You folks won't be around forever.

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At this point when you die, Gordon will be a lost soul.

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Finally, we agreed to try it and we went to visit a group home and the lady said, well, he can't stay here until he

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goes to see if he needs to be stabilized on medication in the hospital.

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So we did this.

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We finally agreed and the doctor there put him on Ritalin and Valium and Gordon wasn't Gordon after that.

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No.

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No way.

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The combination of Ritalin, a stimulant, and Valium, a tranquilizer, plunged Gordy into another world of physical

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and psychological torment.

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Gordon, what is it?

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Son, what?

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I feel like cats are scratching inside my brain.

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You feel helpless.

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There isn't anything you can do.

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He'd do his call to a doctor and tell him what was going on.

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He said, don't worry about it.

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That's just typical for his illness and it takes time for the medication to work.

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And I said, what is his illness?

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And he said, well, whatever it is, there are signs of this and signs of that.

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But nobody would specifically come out and say this is what's wrong with him.

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In five months, Gordy and his parents struggled with the medication.

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Where are we going?

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Just for the ride.

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What's it in the back?

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In the van.

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He loved the van.

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Finally, the pages consulted another doctor who told him that the combination of Ritalin and Valium was making Gordon virtually catatonic.

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In September of 1989, Gordy's family moved to Florida.

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Gordy stayed in Michigan.

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In the early spring, he had been accepted at a highly regarded group home in Grand Rapids.

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For several months, all went well.

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Then, a near tragedy.

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On November 29, 1989, a workman left his truck running in the driveway.

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Gordy, heavily medicated, couldn't resist the temptation.

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Whoa!

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Whoa!

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Oh, my God!

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What are you doing?

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Look at my car!

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We interviewed the lady who was a victim in the accident.

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Yeah.

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We gave a subscription which fit Gordon.

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Our officers then received another call from one of our elementary schools that a person fitting Gordon Page's description was at this elementary school wanting to teach a class.

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So we responded to there and at that time picked up Mr. Gordon Page.

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Do you remember driving that truck over there?

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Yeah.

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Also, you do realize you were involved in the car accident.

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Later, Gordy would tell his parents that all he had wanted to do was visit his younger brother away at college in Texas.

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Gordon Page.

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Gordy was subsequently placed in a county hospital.

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He was evaluated by psychiatric social worker Bill Arnold.

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16785 what?

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He was brought in with a label of schizophrenia.

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What are you laughing about?

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People that are schizophrenic will with medication over a couple of week period.

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Usually they'll start to clear up in their thinking and their behavior will come in line and they start getting back more than normal.

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With Gordon, that didn't work.

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The more medication he got, the more at times he became almost mute and just withdrew, didn't do anything.

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Tell me about the voices that you told the doctor about Gordon.

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I'm going home for Christmas, right?

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Yeah, I'm sure that we'll be able to get you out of here by Christmas time.

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After several months of intensive therapy with Gordy, Bill Arnold arrived at a surprising conclusion.

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He decided Gordy was not schizophrenic after all, but rather a high functioning autistic.

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Tell me about your baseball card collection, Gordon.

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Woody Fry, 1966, pirate, rookie of the year, pirate.

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Is he your favorite player?

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Woody Fry.

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OK.

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Do you have other-

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Dalton Jones, 1961, batting average 322.

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Once we got him off all those medications and we started treating him as possibly an autistic and working on training and just giving him some respect, he was a totally different individual.

455
00:38:29,600 --> 00:38:37,600
Just a totally different individual than that withdrawn, acting out individual that we saw on medication.

456
00:38:37,600 --> 00:38:39,600
And we need you to sign this.

457
00:38:39,600 --> 00:38:43,600
The pages were confident that Gordy had at last been correctly diagnosed.

458
00:38:43,600 --> 00:38:48,600
Soon they found a group home in Grand Rapids which specialized in autism.

459
00:38:48,600 --> 00:38:50,600
But this says I can't visit Gordon.

460
00:38:50,600 --> 00:38:52,600
There was only one drawback.

461
00:38:52,600 --> 00:38:57,600
For two months, no visitors were allowed while Gordy adapted to his new environment.

462
00:38:57,600 --> 00:39:02,600
Mr. Page, I understand how you want the very best for your son.

463
00:39:02,600 --> 00:39:03,600
And so do we.

464
00:39:03,600 --> 00:39:08,600
We just want to give him his best shot at integrating with the program here.

465
00:39:08,600 --> 00:39:10,600
He's waiting for you.

466
00:39:10,600 --> 00:39:15,600
On May 22, 1991, Gordon Page Sr. was set to return to Florida.

467
00:39:15,600 --> 00:39:20,600
That afternoon, he shared an emotional goodbye with his oldest son.

468
00:39:24,600 --> 00:39:25,600
Hello, Gordon.

469
00:39:35,600 --> 00:39:37,600
How you doing, son?

470
00:39:39,600 --> 00:39:46,600
We kind of stood there and talked and we hugged and talked a little bit more.

471
00:39:46,600 --> 00:39:51,600
And then we walked over to the van and I said everything's going to work out.

472
00:39:51,600 --> 00:39:55,600
Gordon seemed desperate for his father to stay.

473
00:39:55,600 --> 00:39:59,600
Against his better judgment, Gordon Page did not open the door.

474
00:39:59,600 --> 00:40:02,600
It was a decision he would come to regret.

475
00:40:04,600 --> 00:40:06,600
It's very painful.

476
00:40:07,600 --> 00:40:11,600
Now in red, he's going to be a victim of a crime.

477
00:40:11,600 --> 00:40:13,600
He's going to be a victim of a crime.

478
00:40:13,600 --> 00:40:15,600
He's going to be a victim of a crime.

479
00:40:15,600 --> 00:40:17,600
He's going to be a victim of a crime.

480
00:40:17,600 --> 00:40:19,600
It's very painful.

481
00:40:20,600 --> 00:40:26,600
Now in retrospect, I wish I had allowed him just to get in and crawl back and just driven right to Florida and come home.

482
00:40:26,600 --> 00:40:31,600
But you don't think of those things and we didn't know what we were going to be facing in the future.

483
00:40:32,600 --> 00:40:34,600
The future came all too quickly.

484
00:40:34,600 --> 00:40:38,600
Four days after his father had left, Gordon disappeared.

485
00:40:38,600 --> 00:40:42,600
And orderly made the discovery during the regular midnight bed check.

486
00:40:43,600 --> 00:40:49,600
Around an hour later, a local fireman reported that he had seen someone who matched Gordon's description,

487
00:40:49,600 --> 00:40:53,600
itch hiking in the direction of Interstate 96.

488
00:40:53,600 --> 00:40:57,600
An intense police search of the area turned up no leads.

489
00:41:12,600 --> 00:41:15,600
I'm angry. I feel bad for Gordon.

490
00:41:15,600 --> 00:41:19,600
I feel bad as a parent that I wasn't able to find help earlier.

491
00:41:19,600 --> 00:41:25,600
That it had to be when he was 27, 28 years of age that we finally found out what was wrong.

492
00:41:25,600 --> 00:41:27,600
We just want our son back.

493
00:41:27,600 --> 00:41:32,600
We want to be reunited as a family and we love Gordon very much.

494
00:41:33,600 --> 00:41:38,600
We will never stop looking for Gordon because we love him and we've always been a close family.

495
00:41:38,600 --> 00:41:41,600
He would know that we want him back.

496
00:41:41,600 --> 00:41:45,600
And, uh, no, we will never stop looking for him.

497
00:41:45,600 --> 00:41:48,600
We love you, Gordy. What's your name?

498
00:41:50,600 --> 00:41:53,600
Hi, my name's Gordon Page. What's yours? Hi.

499
00:41:53,600 --> 00:41:56,600
My name's Gordon Page. What's your name?

500
00:42:08,600 --> 00:42:27,600
ninety three

501
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