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foreign [Music] it was early evening of August 31st 2012. when Nancy Knoll left work and headed
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home [Music] started driving his battered old Subaru up interstate 5. some point P encountered a man in a BMW
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he had no way of knowing that he was going to be dead in 10 minutes [Music] Nancy Noah was just a guy who lived in
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North Seattle had a girlfriend and a dog like to climb mountains he was one of us
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when you prosecute murder cases for as long as we have the random nature of death is what gets in your head he was
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my best friend for 22 years he was my Touchstone he was the guy who kept me grounded
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people adored him the last few moments of Yancey Knowles life were pulling up at a stoplight
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the BMW pulled up next to Yancey's Subaru Yancey turned and saw this car and this
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man next to him he saw the gun pointed at his head and he saw the bullet that shattered the
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window and tore apart his face and then he turned and was shot three more times in the head
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[Music] the witnesses really didn't know what had happened they heard the shots and then they saw the BMW pull into
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oncoming traffic screeched out leaving tire marks going so fast that when the car hit a hill it took air and then sped
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out of sight [Music] when I arrived that day at the murder scene it was dusk they had yellow crime
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scene tape around Yancey Knowles Subaru there was blood outside the driver's door the driver's seat was saturated
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with blood when police respond to a murder they're looking for a reason was anybody mad at
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Yancey did Yancey have any enemies there might have been some kind of Road incident some kind of traffic incident
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and what are people thinking that there's a killer on the loose there was a killer on the loose
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[Music] it's Target didn't know they were looking for a student of murder [Music]
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someone who would kill just to kill [Applause] [Music] I'm Peter Van Sant tonight on 48 hours
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student of murder [Music] [Music] this case is about the presence of evil in our world it was like a bomb had
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dropped none of us is ever safe any of us could have been Nancy Knoll prosecutors Adrian McCoy and Christian
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Richardson say the murder of Yancey Knoll in 2012 shot to death in his car while stopped at a red light put the
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city of Seattle on edge the police went all out they took it very seriously police are still looking for the suspect
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Nancy Noel was shot and killed one week ago tonight right now the shooter is on the loose how big a story was this this
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was a very big story Allison Grandy is a reporter for Cairo 7 a CBS News affiliate we have shootings in Seattle
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we don't necessarily have many shootings in that area of Seattle that time of day
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and that type of victim what were you hearing did Yancey Knoll have any enemies from talking to his friends the
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Anthony didn't have any enemies he was an outdoorsy guy who enjoyed fine wine loved what he did working as a wine
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Steward at QFC hey what's your name Nancy bottom line 42 year old Yancey Knoll was a good-hearted happy go lucky guy
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wow yeah and friends say the idea that Yancey exploded into a road rage battle is ridiculous he drove like a grandma he
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was very very careful long time friend Brad Kenny he had a Subaru wagon not known for its speed was he an angry man
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no it was he impulsive No Reckless never verbally abusive God no not even close he was so careful and mindful with how
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he interacted with people investigators suspect Yancey and his killer crossed paths around 7 pm on Interstate 5 just
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north of Seattle it's possible that there was some sort of confrontation and Yancey pulled up to
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the intersection thinking nothing of it [Music] you think he ever knew what hit him
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never he was killed instantly thank God he had no idea what happened the details of this shooting were
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curious to say the least right here five shots were fired with remarkable accuracy it was at about this time of
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day and the shooter killed Yancey Knoll just a few feet from other motorists I heard five rapid shots they're kind of
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like a pop pop pop friends Kevin watts and Angelo Rama were driving together when they heard those five pops behind
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them the next thing they saw was a car speed away into oncoming traffic it drove by and I was like that's kind of
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weird that someone wouldn't wait for a red light upset that the driver had run the red light the two friends hit the
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gas and gave Chase we couldn't catch up to them how fast did that vehicle peel out of here zero
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to sixteen like two three seconds he was gone [Music] gave up the Chase and returned to the
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scene where a Subaru was still at the curb with its motor running the friends had a sinking feeling that those pops
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they'd heard likely were gunshots I saw a lot of blood I saw where the bullet holes were and I
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realized that there was just there's absolutely nothing I could do the shooter's bullets had hit Yancey four
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times in the head the case was about to consume detectives Frank Clark and Dana Duffy for the next two years beancy had
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no criminal history no history of being a hothead we really didn't have a lot to
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go on after closely inspecting the crime scene the detectives realized Yancey's window
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was down and the shooter had fired those five shots right through his own passenger side window that's so strange
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to me the shooter would shoot through the passenger side window of his car at someone else have you ever heard of such
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a thing no it it was strange to us as well that was a huge piece of evidence the
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police now knew the shooter's car had a broken passenger side window and there was more even though witness Angelo Rama
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had only glimpsed the fleeing car for a split second something registered my first guess was an M4 it's a BMW car the
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one that I saw was a convertible it was silver was the top up or down it was down and when he was driving by I
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noticed he had really really nice silver rims armed with his detailed description
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the police advised the public to be on the lookout for that BMW model with that broken passenger side window
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[Music] as for the driver I looked at the person who was driving the car because I'm
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really good with faces Kevin watch helped a police artist come up with this remarkably detailed sketch of the
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shooter within a week the sketch was released to the public along with grainy still
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photos of the car from a nearby security camera we knew that police in Seattle were looking for a silver BMW and they
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were pulling them over all over the city yes [Music] police were desperate to stop the killer
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from striking again not knowing if or when he would two weeks went by and then a suspect surfaced who surprised
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everyone when you see something like this from somebody who has it all together he's not crazy
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he's just evil police are still looking for he was driving a silver BMW 20s or 30s did
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Witnesses say leave for anyone with information in the two weeks that followed Yancey
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Noel's brutal execution cops received hundreds of tips about that dark-haired suspect in a silver sports car
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[Music] seemed at that time like everybody in the city of Seattle was driving a BMW Z4
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or Z3 then on September 14th a woman calls in an anonymous tip for the first time this mysterious man has a
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name and she provides a name of Jin Bowman and his address Which is less than 10 blocks from the
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shooting site when we pulled up a photo of him matched the description of our sketch did his
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hairstyle match yes and the age description match and yet the 29 year old Dan Bowman appears to be the most
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unlikely of potential suspects he's a dazzling engineer with an inventive imagination the golf ball hits the lever
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of this press which drives the drill which spins the wire with like this Rube Goldberg contraption he created
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it swings over and hits this water bottle the bottle of the water bottle is a magnetic plunger the people that we've
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spoken to have described him as brilliant a genius others have titled him as a genius which then triggers this
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flamethrower Bowman was only a 12 year old when he entered College in his 20s Bowman opened
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his own business a boutique engineering company called vague industries that specialized in robotics
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and then in 2007 Bowman met Jennifer Palm a successful dentist at an education seminar they were married a
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year later I thought they were what I considered to be a power couple very very sophisticated Justin Mata was a
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friend of the Bowmans what would they like as a couple loving the both of them I think understood one another
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but it was up to detectives Duffy and Clark to figure out din Bowman and they quickly learned that he had owned a BMW
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we wanted to know does he still have that BMWs it's still at his house and immediately we came up with a plan that
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we're going to set up a surveillance on his residence a Stakeout a Stakeout by with no sign of the BMW coming or
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going but then the garage door opens up just enough for the detectives to spot a
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silver sports car based on that information we're able to obtain a search warrant Before Dawn on September
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21st 2012 as den and Jennifer were leaving for work police swooped in to arrest in Bowman
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din was placed in handcuffs and transported down to our office but you know this police facility and
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everything is being recorded okay I'll just let you know that Bowman has to wait two hours for
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detectives to arrive to question him while he's killing time Bowman doesn't appear to be concerned he enjoys some
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snacks and a cup of coffee exasperated Bowman complains his precious time is being wasted
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will you nugget yes sir yes uh so kind of getting a little annoyed at how long this is taking do I need to like
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um sorry just it it has to take as long as it takes okay he was pretty confused about the whole thing it was kind of
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weird Bowman also didn't realize that in another room his wife Jennifer had agreed to answer questions from
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detectives Clark and Duffy have you heard of any murders like within a few blocks of your house
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in the last few weeks I'm not sure you're not sure it's a yes or no question I'm not sure we call it the I'm
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not sure interview sure because her responses were overwhelmingly I'm not sure so your
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honesty right now [Music] Jennifer didn't know that the detectives had already inspected din's BMW and had
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discovered from these markings that the passenger side window had been replaced remember investigators were certain the
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killer had fired through that glass the first thing we did was open the passenger door and you could see glass
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shards in The Well of the door jamb also within the garage there was this fresh smell of paint
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[Music] W's rims had been painted black what about the paint smell that we're smelling in there
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I'm not sure do you know anything that goes on in your house for nearly four hours he bled
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all over the freaking streets of Seattle okay investigators hammered Jennifer for
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answers and I'm tired of you sitting there playing dumb well the interview was going on
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investigators entered the Bowman's house which was surprisingly bare we knew that
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Jennifer was the primary Breadwinner in that household and we knew from serving some of our search warrants that she
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made probably 250 000 a year but when we got into the home she had hardly any bedroom furniture her mattress laid on
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the floor as they went room to room investigators discovered a small arsenal of weapons and ammunition everything
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except the suspected murder weapon a nine millimeter Glock [Music] when detectives finally got to Bowman
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they hoped he would answer a few questions but Bowman was smart enough to shut down the interview do you want to
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talk to a lawyer you want to talk to us first well I guess I'd like to talk to a
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lawyer Bowman might have been done with the detectives but they were far from finished with him
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you're going to be charged with a crime of what murder of what of who murder of a human being
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okay it was something to see at least 45 friends of murder victim Yancey Knoll packed arraignment court this morning to
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get a look at this man you watch this man walk in and you see this unassuming person and you go
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why why would why would you do this do Bowman has been in custody for four months for the murder of Yancey Noel and
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at this hearing Bowman learns his bail is set at a stunning 10 million dollars a sum he cannot make he hasn't shown any
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sign of guilt or even fear Brad Kenny is desperate for answers it just feels he was so much anger while Bowman appears
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stoic in court prosecutors say the alleged killer has a quirky side that emerges in hundreds of recorded
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Jailhouse phone calls with his wife Jennifer they had pet names Den was bunny and Mrs Bowman Jennifer was snuggles
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Bunny and snuggles Bunny and snuggles when they talk to each other they talk in baby talk honey bunny how are you
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my little Sparkle cake I just wrote you an email yay it's very strange very strange
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I miss so many things right now I know I don't have a snuggles you don't have a snuggle one next to you everyone warned
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us don't listen to the jail calls don't listen to the jail calls you'll want to throw up
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mama Meanwhile Back among the grown-ups detectives Frank Clark and Dana Duffy were methodically building their
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homicide case against Bowman they discovered that for years that tech savvy genius had been downloading these
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books articles and videos to his computer on the subject of death and murder it's not that he just had a
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little bit of it he had tons of it and then there was Bowman's obsession with this man Bond
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James Bond [Applause] and it showed in Bowman's computer videos that's din Bowman driving a car at high
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speeds around an obstacle course and here he is blasting away in shooting demonstrations where he proved he was an
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expert Marksman with either hand I don't believe that Dan Bowman got up that morning thinking today's the day that
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I'm going to shoot somebody this situation presented itself somehow but once it did then all his self-training
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and research kicked in we're going to talk about shooting through glass and one of
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Bowman's videos made by a Firearms expert really shocked police I've come into a situation where I feel threatened
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by somebody off to my passenger side it was a play-by-play of Yancey's murder of
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course I recognize I come down I grip I cross parallel extend touch press if you want to know how to shoot
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somebody in traffic from your very fancy sports car was an awfully helpful video he didn't
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even have to roll down his window prosecutors came to believe Bowman wanted to kill someone just for the
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thrill of it why would he commit this murder in broad daylight where there are witnesses around who could see his car
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perhaps see him what's the fun of it if there's no challenge if there's no Witnesses if there's no need to get away
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to speed off and fly through neighborhood streets and hide your car in your garage that was the fun for him
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soon after the murder police say that Bowman went to his computer where he had his vast library of murder-related books
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including arrest proof yourself how to cover up a murder how to get rid of a gun
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how to get rid of gunshot residue and police say Bowman now had an accomplice Jennifer Bowman AKA snuggles do you
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understand how serious this is Jennifer Jennifer to me seemed very very nervous tell us the truth poor eye
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contact I could see that she was shaky tell me the truth right now Jennifer never asked for a lawyer and
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handed over her purse where police found receipts that aided the investigation do
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either of you have the belief that Jennifer had prior knowledge of this attack I don't think she had prior
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knowledge but I believe that at some point Den told her what happened she had to know something because the next day
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she went to Portland with him [Music] to this auto glass shop where police say Bowman began to cover up his crime his
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wife by his side she was very standoffish she didn't say much repairman Jeff Shields he just seemed
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like he needed a window right away Bowman told Shields the BMW window had been Shattered by a thief while he and
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Jennifer were eating in Portland what time of day was the window broken we found it in the afternoon approximately
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what time it was right after we at lunch but detectives say a restaurant receipt
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from Jennifer's purse told a different story they were never there for lunch they went there at dinner time
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[Music] three weeks later the Bowmans visited a tire store in Northern Seattle manager
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Doug haskett says Bowman used the name Peter while his wife avoided eye contact she was a blonde and she just kind of
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looked at the ground she really wouldn't talk to anybody Bowman bought four cheaper tires to replace the expensive
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BMW tires why would he get new tires because during our investigation the media released that there were tired
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tread tracks left at the scene why did you get new tires that's where the other ones wore out
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I'm not sure what if we put you on a polygraph test today you'd feel it like a sack of potatoes I
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mean I can tell your lion just looking at you police say they later found the set of
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expensive practically new BMW tires inside Bowman's workshop at vague Industries the murder weapon was never
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recovered but prosecutors felt they had enough evidence to try Den Bowman for first degree murder
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and he would soon take the stand and tell a story he had long kept secret if I didn't do something right then I was
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going to die [Music] foreign what do we have here Peter we're in the evidence Warehouse of
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the Seattle Police Department two vehicles side by side once again just as they were on that summer evening in
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August 2012. this is Dan Bowman's BMW Roadster Z4 and Yancey Knowles Subaru what brought them together is unclear
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the results of their encounter is not [Music] what goes through your mind when you
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look inside this car sadness Devastation for Yancey this family lost a loving member murder is is very ugly it's never
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pretty and now on November 19 2014 two years after Yancey Knoll was savagely gunned down his alleged killer
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enters the courtroom to face the charge of first-degree murder please rise court is now in session by
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the time of trial he looked like he was 13. Dean Bowman is transformed gone is The Confident cocky young man who first
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met with detectives do you want to talk to a lawyer you want to talk to us first
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well I guess I'd like to talk to a lawyer and in his place is what appears to be a clean-cut college student this
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guy doesn't look like a killer and that's not at all uncommon for defendants to change their appearance in
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order to appeal to the jury Bowman's mother a native of Vietnam and his father a Boeing engineer are in court
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every day to support their only child but his cooing wife Jennifer his snuggles is nowhere to be seen
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we are ready to begin opening statements prosecutor Adrian McCoy tells jurors that the motive for murder wasn't greed
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or jealousy this was a fulfillment of a quest but something far more Macabre a quest to know
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what it would be like to kill someone McCoy attempts to take the jury inside Bowman's Mind by showing these training
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videos recovered from his computer we're going to talk about shooting through glass
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from video to thousands of pages of research on killing another person prosecutors paid a portrait of a
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premeditated murder it was the equivalent of the Library of Congress on death you ever seen anything like this before
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in your career not even close why was all that stuff on his computer he hoarded information he had a lot of
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things on his computer that are totally bizarre having possession of it doesn't mean anything Mr Bowman was actually
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trying to create a library of basically everything Bowman's lawyer prominent defense attorney John Henry Brown whose
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former clients include serial killer Ted Bundy says there's no evidence that Bowman ever read or watched any of these
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materials they were thousands if not hundreds of thousands of pages about engineering techniques but also there
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was all this bizarre stuff that the prosecutors used in order to make up their motive
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as the defense presents its case Brown takes a big gamble you swear our firm on the penalty he puts din Bowman on the
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stand I felt like it was just this crazy bad dream and like I was just right like I
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was running from a monster and brown knows he's risking it all on Bowman's ability to sway jurors and convince them
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that he was the victim of road rage if I didn't do something right then I was going to die Bowman explains that it all
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began when he accidentally cut off Yancy knoll on the interstate there was sort of a
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a stream of swearing I think the the phrase that caught my attention was you better learn how to drive that fancy
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card boy or you're gonna get yourself CNC he followed him off the interstate to this traffic light where they both
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stopped and it was that point when I got framed yeah that Wham Bowman says was a wine
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bottle thrown by Yancey that hit him in the head he's an absolute liar that's sacrilegious to Yancey would never throw
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and waste wine on somebody like that I remember seeing his eyes really like bulging
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and like as he was kind of as he was yelling I would describe it as just like violent hatred that you would
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I had only seen in the movies did you think it was possibly a gun yeah yeah I was scared
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fearing for his life Bowman says he pulled out his nine millimeter Glock pointed it at Yancey and fired
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you intentionally shot yes was it your intent to kill him no road rage is by definition not
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premeditation and Bowman says he shot Yancy Knoll in self-defense I remember opening my eyes seeing that I had the
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gun in my hand and I just dropped the gun and stepped on the gas though Bowman claims
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he was the victim he didn't call the police panicked Bowman says he collected evidence from his car including the wine
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bottle and the gun and threw it all away throwing away of the evidence that would
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support his own story this is a guy whose genius level IQ right well but yeah but a lot of geniuses I
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know don't have a lot of common sense he threw away the evidence that you could show the police to prove you were not a
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criminal right I didn't think they would even believe me but prosecutor Kristen Richardson
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isn't buying a word of Bowman's story you don't think that most husbands would go home to their wives and say oh my God
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I almost got killed I figured the more that he talked the worse it was going to get for him you're an expert shooter
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what was your target I there was no aiming involved in this okay well you did a pretty good job
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didn't you because you hit him four times in the head including the temple right
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um that surprised me for three days Richardson hammers away at Bowman you lied to your parents you lied to your
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wife right is that a question but he never loses his composure Mr Roman you have no trouble answering yes or no to
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Mr Brown is there something wrong with the way I ask questions of you foreign question okay well that's the first no I
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think I've gotten from you so I guess the point's been made I have nothing else thank you you may step down as
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didn't Bowman steps down the question is did he convince the jury that he killed
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Yancey Noel to save his life but I think Jim deeply believed that the jury would
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see that self-defense is justifiable homicide or simply for the thrill is he guilty of murder in the first degree
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yes [Music] [Music] I will never forget Nancy [Music] every time he hikes this Trail Brad
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Kenny thinks of his friend Yancy Knoll I really miss him it's never going to be over and I'll always miss him
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I mean it's good to be here but it's um it's really difficult didn't Bowman's murder trial is coming
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to a close he hasn't shown one iota of remorse he's just completely stoic [Music]
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I think we're ready for the jurors on December 9 2014 more than two years after Yancey Knowles murder and
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coincidentally din Bowman's 32nd birthday jurors begin deliberations it's the worst part of the job waiting for a
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verdict but it's just the nature of it you always doubt yourself one person not doubting himself is Den Bowman as he
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confides to his wife Jennifer in recorded Jailhouse phone calls we should chastise the it's yours if they take
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longer than tomorrow Jennifer has not appeared a single day of Bowman's trial but she stays in constant contact and
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has no doubt whatsoever of his innocence [Music] to believe anything be City please
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on day three the jury returns I understand the jury has reached a verdict I will read the verdict form
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we the jury find the defendant Thomas Ben Bowman guilty of the crime of Murder in the
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first degree is charged guilty the jury didn't buy Den Bowman's he admits he killed Noel but says first degree murder
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required premeditation it's a total surprise to Bowman but sweet relief to Yancey's girlfriend and his supporters
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the verdict is read what was that moment like for din well he was so emotionally
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upset he said I can't believe it I can't believe it I can't believe it different looking Den Bowman is back in
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court for sentencing Mr Bowman made some bad decisions the once cocky boy Genius
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is gone as the reality of the guilty verdict sinks in and his parents stepped forward to beg the judge for mercy
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I know this is my fault defense attorney Brown must finish reading her statement our son's acts are
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our faults my husband and I we provide and allowed him to learn a gun for self-protection
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brown a seasoned trial lawyer can't help but show emotion as din's mother asks the judge to send her to prison in place
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of her only child please ask you about myself to substitute any punishment by placing myself in din's role it was
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heartbreaking to watch his mother at sentencing for her to offer herself in his place to do his punishment for him
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that's real moments later it's Bowman's turn damn are you able to speak but Yancey's girlfriend and his
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supporters refuse to listen I'm disappointed that the Jews didn't believe me in the first words out of Den's mouth
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when he's asked to make a statement at sentencing is not about his parents or his heartbroken mother or Yancey's
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friends or family it's I can't believe the jury didn't believe me that's his Focus
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I don't even having to make the uh burden of deciding by faith it's it's not and I'm sorry for placing you in
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that situation and all I could ask as the judge is about to deliver Bowman's sentence he has something he
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feels compelled to say I feel very sorry for your parents Mr Bowman and I want to
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tell them that it is not their fault Mr Bowman is responsible for his own actions
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Bowman gets 29 years and one month slightly less than the maximum the case against in Bowman is over but
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the police feel there's unfinished business was Jennifer misleading or dishonest or lying at any point during
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this questioning yes she was I would very much like her to be charged with a crime the crime of helping her husband
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cover up Yancey's murder Frank would you like her to be charged with a crime yes
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I would Jennifer today has changed her name and her job she opened the door but we tracked her down in Seattle hey
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Jennifer Peter Van sat 48 hours why did you lie to Detectives why did you help your husband cover up a
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murder you can talk to us no answers still ultimately the state attorney chose not
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to bring charges against Jennifer and she in turn has cut off all ties with the man she once endearingly called her
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bunny [Music] today the house the couple lived in sits empty the two cars at the heart of this
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case remain in a police Warehouse but the memories of Yancey Noel remain as alive as ever ready ready get it
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hahaha [Music] foreign [Music]