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next on Unsolved
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Mysteries an investigator tracking a
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serial killer in New Hampshire gets a
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lead from a victim who got
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away you understand me when a young
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woman vanishes police suspect that her
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husband knows much more than he's
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saying a Korean man relocates his family
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to the US hoping to build a better life
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and then one day day his wife leaves
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home to go shopping and never
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returns and a man is separated from his
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father in one war and his son in another
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will he ever find
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them these cases have twists and turns
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that you can hardly believe I'm Dennis
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finina join
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us
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Claremont New
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Hampshire 17-year-old Bernice caman sets
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off for her boyfriend's house she gets a
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ride from a stranger and is never seen
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again can you hang on just a minute
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there's this guy that keeps driving back
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and for two months later 27-year-old
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Ellen freed a register nurse also from
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Claremont calls her sister from a pay
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phone after that she too
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vanishes rather than stalking a
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particular victim um I don't believe any
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of these women themselves were
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pre-selected as victims um he selects
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sights and he goes from sight to
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sight 18 months later the skeletal
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remains of Ellen freed are found in a
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remote area near clar Bernice's body
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would eventually be discovered in the
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same Woods only one mile
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away and then a year later the body of
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yet another young woman Barbara agnu is
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found on a lonely Hillside in Heartland
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Vermont a chilling pattern has revealed
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itself when tracking a serial killer
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authorities triy to determine how he
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thinks to anticipate when and where the
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killer might strike again even when
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there are several crimes that may offer
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several Clues it is a a difficult
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difficult
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task over a 9-year period the bodies of
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several young women were discovered
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within a 50m radius along the New
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Hampshire Vermont Border Police believe
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that six of them were abducted and taken
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to remote areas where they were all
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murdered all of the victims had similar
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stab wounds and police began to suspect
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they were all killed by the same
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person wondering if you'd take a look
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through these reports and give us your
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opinion on whether or not there were no
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Witnesses and little physical
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evidence investigators were stumped as a
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last resort the New Hampshire State
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Police brought in a criminal
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psychologist John philpin to develop a
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profile of the killer police reports
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autopsy reports autopsy photographs
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every bit of information that that would
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be available typically uh to the
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investigators that's what I would begin
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with profiling is something that you
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just as from law enforcement standpoint
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you have a belief in it
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works it's not so scientific that it is
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absolute it's not going to tell you this
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is the individual but it does give you
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the type of individual that you can be
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looking
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for I did make several trips out to the
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locations where Bernice and Ellen were
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killed what could I hear what could I
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smell how could this very bizarre dance
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between two people how could it have
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been choreographed in this space how
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could it have
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happened when I get to the point where
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I'm beginning to develop some feel for
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what is going on in the mind of a killer
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I'll go back to the scenes using what I
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have learned and simply going through
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what might have happened just as though
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I I were him I'll do anything your much
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I'll what am I hearing then do I hear
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the noise of the river going by or is I
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blocked out am I so focused on the
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activity of killing that I don't hear
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that what does it tell me about this
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person's ability to perceive in terms of
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sound in terms of what I'm feeling in
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terms of what I'm able to
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see part of what goes on with this
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killer is that he has a very strong need
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to take these women away alive during
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which time clearly he owns them they are
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his to do with whatever he
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wishes midnight Winchester New Hampshire
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a 23-year-old woman who we'll call Jane
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was on her way home from a county fair
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when she stopped for a soft drink it was
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a hot muggy evening and Jane was 7
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months
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pregnant is that phone work I I don't
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know okay if you want to be that way
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come
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on what do you
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want
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Jane broke away from her attacker but he
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caught up and stabbed her
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repeatedly he had walked all the way to
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his vehicle and by this time I started
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getting up on my hands and knees and
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when he was driving by me he just looked
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right down at
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me I could feel the blood rushing out of
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me and I just kept telling myself Jane
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you're going to
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die that's all I could think of and I
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just felt like I had to get to my
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friend's house to get
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help Jane had been stabbed and slashed a
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total of 18 times she somehow managed to
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call back to her car and drive to a
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friend's house 2 m away I was in shock
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of course so I'm really not sure how
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fast I was driving
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but evidently pretty fast because before
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I knew it I was right behind
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him and as I was behind him all I could
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think about was he was going to stop or
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he was going to turn around and follow
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me he left me for dead I know he left me
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for dead no doubt about
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that when Jane finally reached the house
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her attacker turned back
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he stopped for a moment in front of the
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driveway and then disappeared into the
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night all sign at this time
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BP miraculously none of the stab wounds
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hit vital organs or Jam's 7-month-old
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fetus 2 months later she gave birth to a
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baby
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girl you feel more
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comfortable with your eyes
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closed if you choose to Close Your Eyes
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under hypnosis with Jan philpin Jane
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gave a graphic account of her terrifying
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ordeal from what Jane said during the
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hypnotic session it became clear to me
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that she was not stoed uh her decision
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to go to the fair was a last minute
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decision she had no sense of anyone
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following her either going to the fair
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while she was at the fair leaving the
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fair she was able to supply very
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specific details of this man getting out
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of the car and coming up on the other
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side that phone
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working hey let me Al let me Al get away
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get away this man is very deliberate
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very methodical very calm we know
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especially from the graphic description
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that Jane provided for us that he
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doesn't get
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rattled what Jane described was a
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tremendous struggle a tremendous amount
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of resistance on her part the desire to
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protect her baby but that at some point
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during the assault it was as though she
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had done everything that she could do
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and she couldn't do anymore and she
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stopped struggling and it was at that
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point that the assault
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stopped it seemed as though the greater
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her resistance the more determined he
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was as soon as her resistance began to
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wne the attack
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ended I'm coming up
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behind another car and it's um the
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license plate Jane focus
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in 6 6 2 um it's too dirty I I can't see
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it that's a picture that you can hold
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you can hold that picture after getting
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the description
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one of the things that we decided to do
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was see if we could identify this Jeep
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in order to do that we generated a
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computer print out of all registered
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Jeep wagoners matching the description
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that Jane had given us Jane described it
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as between being a 75 to an 85 police
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narrowed the search through 1350 Jeeps
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throughout New England however none of
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the leads led to a
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suspect I just feel really fortunate to
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be alive but I just wish he could be
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found so it wouldn't happen to somebody
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else maybe they won't be so fortunate
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like I was to
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live update Jane now believes that she
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knows her attacker's
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identity a private investigator came up
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with evidence pointing to a Vietnam
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veteran who later killed himself and his
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entire family in Florida but DNA tests
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have so far been
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inconclusive the murders of the women
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found along the New Hampshire Vermont
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border remain unsolved if you have any
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information about these crimes or the
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identity of the serial killer please log
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on to our website at unsolved.com
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next the mysterious disappearance of a
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young woman some believe her
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three-year-old child saw what happened
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to her
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Christmas morning in Jacksonville
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Florida a young wife and mother Bonnie
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hay opens presentence with her son
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Bonnie's husband Michael captures the
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moment forever on
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video less than 2 weeks later Bonnie
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disappeared appears police begin to
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suspect that Bonnie is dead a victim of
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Foul Play their suspicion soon focus on
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Michael Haim among the most damning
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evidence is the extraordinary testimony
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of a surprising witness Aaron Michael
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and Bonnie's three-year-old son this
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case has fueled its startling family
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dispute contrary to what you might
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expect Bonnie's own parents say that she
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willfully abandoned Michael but some of
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Michael's relatives are equally
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convinced that he murdered
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Bonnie
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Bonnie I'm sorry to say is is gone she's
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not alive if she was alive and had 1 o
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of life in her she would have contacted
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someone there are thousands of women
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that leave their husbands and families
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every
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year and it's always a complete surprise
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rise to their
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families should have done by the end of
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the day okay they need Michael worked as
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a manager in the construction supply
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company owned by his aunt Evan and her
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husband Bonnie did their accounts Bonnie
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let's go to lunch Evan claims that
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Michael was often abusive to Bonnie at
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the office well just go without me what
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is so important that you can't go to
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lunch Ian also says that at least once
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Michael's abuse became
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physical one day they got into an
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argument in a fight in the parking lot
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and she came in crying and he had
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slammed her hand in the door and her
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nails were broke and she was very upset
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at that
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point Bonnie decided to leave her
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husband in preparation she opened a bank
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account in her own name to keep her
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plans secret Bonnie had the bank
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statements mailed to her at work Ian
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says Michael somehow found out and was
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Furious Michael what are you doing why
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don't I know about this we're
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married this is our money should be in
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our account well it's from my paycheck
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well you're going to close it you're
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going to close it today you understand
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me Bonnie closed the
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account but friends say she never
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wavered in her plan to divorce Michael
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she gave money to a friend for
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safekeeping put down a deposit on her
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own apartment and enrolled her son in a
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new preschool hi
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on the evening she disappeared Bonnie
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came home from work at about 7:30 p.m.
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she intended to drop by evans's later to
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finalize plans for a friend's baby
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shower about 8:30 that evening she
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called me on the phone hi um listen
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about tonight I'm not going to be able
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to make it I'm really sorry she was
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crying and she was upset Bonnie is
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something the matter and I asked her if
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she wanted me to call her back
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later and she said no that she would
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just talk to me in the morning oh
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actually not too good I think I'm coming
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down with something but the next morning
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neither Bonnie nor Michael showed up at
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work well she got mad at me last night
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and took off uh I don't know where she's
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at hopes for Bonnie's safe return began
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to fade that same morning her purse
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turned up only 5 miles from home buried
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in a motel dumpster near the
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Jacksonville airport robbery apparently
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was not a motive due to the amount of
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money and the credit cards being there
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the purse was secured by the maintenance
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worker and a police officer was called
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to the scene along with family
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members does there appear to be anything
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missing from the purse no it's all there
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as far as I can
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tell when I walked into the room Mike
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and his dad were in there Michael didn't
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say much about Bonnie being missing what
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the hell was Bonnie doing with all that
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money he didn't didn't just come out and
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like oh my God my wife is gone where is
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she um just nothing
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nothing from the start Michael has
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insisted that he was not involved in his
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wife's disappearance he says that Bonnie
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drove off alone after a heated argument
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at around 11:00
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p.m. mom thanks for stated that he
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called his mother Carolyn H and asked
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her to come over to the house in early
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morning hours and watch Aaron while he
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went and looked for Bonnie I won't be
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long you be careful according to Carol n
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Mikey was gone approximately 45 minutes
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then after he allegedly did that he
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returned to the house where he waited
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until the next morning never calling the
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police and called in and told his
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employer that he was going to be sick
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that
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day detective Henson wasn't buying it he
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went back to the Jacksonville airport
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near the motel herb isn't that it and
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sure enough there was Bonnie's car
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abandoned in a parking lot what was
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unusual was the positioning of the
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driver's seat which appeared to be
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farther back than would have been
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comfortable for Bonnie it was more in
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relation to someone about Michael H size
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car unlocked after the vehicle was
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processed we found a shoe print in the
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driver's side floorboard it was a very
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pristine
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print police believe that the print was
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made by the last person to drive the car
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the distinctive tread pattern was traced
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to a rare style of athletic shoe the
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exact pair was owned by none other than
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Michael Hayne if it's his footprint I'm
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not sure it means anything my footprint
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is in my wife's car that uh doesn't mean
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I have ever done her any
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harm did you ever see your mommy sad
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mhm was she okay or was she hurt she is
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hurt next investig arranged for a child
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psychologist to interview Bonnie and
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Michael's son did you see Mommy get hurt
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yes how did she get
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hurt pushed her down from what Aaron
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told us that day my only conclusion was
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that there had been a domestic fight and
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that Michael Haim had killed his wife
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and had removed her and that their three
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and a half-year-old son Aaron Haim had
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witnessed
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this can you show me where Mommy was
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hurt on her tummy on her tummy The
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credibility of a child is something that
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you have to judge in
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perspective he's said a couple of things
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that we know were not true mom's car is
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in the lake we know her car wasn't there
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no one has asked Aron why did you say
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mom's car is at the bottom of the lake
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the issue of child witness credibility
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is always a concerned but generally
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children do not lie about what they see
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and they do not lie about what happens
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to
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them custody of Bonnie and Michael's son
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was in question meanwhile the families
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remained split about what if anything
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Michael knew about his wife's
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disappearance I'm not saying that I'm
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100% convinced that Mike is innocent I
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haven't seen any evidence that convinces
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me he's guilty his
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behavior and general
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attitude convinces me
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that he's he's not guilty I think
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that Michael did something to Bonnie I
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think eron was there and I think he's
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seen exactly what happened I think he
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witnessed his mother's
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M update Bonnie has been declared
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legally dead and a civil court found
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Michael Hayne liable in her death He was
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ordered to pay
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26.3 million to his son and his wife's
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estate there are new developments in
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this case here's one of our staff with
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details for years investigators needed
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one more piece of the puzzle to solve
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The Disappearance of Bonnie hay in 2015
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workers were Excavating a swimming pool
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at the ha's former residence when they
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Unearthed a human skull and other human
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remains DNA tests confirmed they were
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Bonnies Michael hay was arrested and
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will stand trial for her
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Murder coming up a family's dream of a
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better life in America ends in
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tragedy New York City has always
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promised the hope of a new start to
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immigrants like Su young Kim and his
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wife suya they came to the United States
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after their marriage in South
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Korea many who arrive in the United
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States work low-paying jobs until they
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can save enough to build a business of
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their own and so it was for Sue young
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and suyak Kim they were living the
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American dream or so it
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seemed Su young and suya had worked in
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flea markets until they were finally
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able to open two stores on their own
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one was in Long Island and the other in
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Bushwick a section of Brooklyn known for
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its ethnic
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diversity my wife and I were very
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nervous about our
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opening we work very hard from early in
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the morning till late at night 7 days a
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week and we were blessed with fortune
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and
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happiness good size good color for as
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the business grew so did the Kim family
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suya and Su young had to two sons and
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often the whole family could be found at
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the Brooklyn store 10%
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discount the Kims eventually moved to a
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large apartment in Queens there just 5
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days after they celebrated their 10th
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wedding anniversary suya left the boys
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with their grandmother while she went
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shopping when Su young came home at 8:00
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p.m. his wife still had not returned
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from her shopping trip
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he called all her friends but no one
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knew where she
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was Su Young found his wife's car still
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parked in the garage its engine Stone
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Cold my wife had never been out that
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late for the 10 years of our marriage I
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was getting more and more worried I
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could not stop thinking that something
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bad must have happened to her I stayed
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up all night waiting for her but she did
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not return home
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the cor owner gave us a call last
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evening the next day Su young was called
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to the medical examiner's office to
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identify a
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body I could not and did not want
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believe what was going
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on as soon as I recognized my wife's
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body I felt everything was over the
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whole world seemed to crush upon on me I
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could not think of anything else except
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my
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children suya Kim had been stabbed nine
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times her body was dumped in the bedy
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section of Brooklyn 7 miles from the
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Kim's Department in Queens although her
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body was nude there was no evidence of
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rape suya appeared to be the victim of
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random violence but unlike many random
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crimes this one had a
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witness the body was discovered by Joe
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Jones a security guard hired to patrol
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the area around 3:00 a.m. 10 hours after
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suya had disappeared Jones noticed a man
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behind the building hey yo man you can't
00:24:14
dump
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there I can't dump here no you can't
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dump here he like hesitated you know
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couple seconds then he said um what if I
00:24:24
give you $20 so I said you're okay so at
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that time when I'm taking the $20 I see
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that he had blood on him so I said um
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how you get blood on you like that oh um
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I just got into a
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fight the man's demeanor made Jones
00:24:41
suspicious he got a brief glimpse of the
00:24:43
license plate just before the car backed
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out he gets in a car drive away but he
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stops at the corner I think he thought I
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was going to go back and see what he put
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in the garbage and I really got
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suspicious when he was looking at me and
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I was looking at
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him so when I went back I looked on the
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ground I saw spots spots of blood going
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towards the garbage can that open Joe
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recruited a friend and together they
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searched the
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dumpster under layers of
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debris they saw a woman's hand it was
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the body of
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suya they flagged down a passing
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ambulance but it was too late suya had
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been dead for hours Joe contacted the
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police and gave them a full description
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of the suspect and his
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car we ran all the Nissans that fit that
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description with that plate number in
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New York City and we tried to uh match
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registered owners by using that partial
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plate and we're able to come up with one
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match could you do me a favor just go
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over your steps last night where the
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vehicle was registered to a Taiwanese
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student at a Long Island College she
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said that she had not driven it since
00:26:02
about 10:00 the night before and what
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time did you get back in I come home 10
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there was no blood in or on the car when
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police checked the engine they found it
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had not been driven for hours there was
00:26:17
a blue Nissan at the description that Mr
00:26:19
Jones told us however it wasn't the car
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we don't believe it was the car at this
00:26:24
time police then began to look at their
00:26:27
our witness Joe Jones as a suspect they
00:26:31
asked Jones to take a li detect the test
00:26:33
and he passed it with flying colors and
00:26:36
the police are positive that he had
00:26:38
nothing to do with siya's
00:26:43
murder for nearly 2 years suang Kim
00:26:47
stayed in the United States but the
00:26:49
memories of his wife proved too painful
00:26:52
he eventually closed his businesses and
00:26:55
returned to South Korea with his two
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boys
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I could not stand being in the store
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anymore because everything there remind
00:27:03
me of my wife now there are no good
00:27:06
memories for me here in
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America since it happened I lost all my
00:27:11
hope and dream I have suffer so
00:27:15
much I'm still struggling hard to get
00:27:18
over my wife's death for the sake of our
00:27:21
children I still truly love her and miss
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her
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the suspect is approximately 5' 6 in
00:27:31
tall he has blonde hair and blue eyes
00:27:33
and weighs between 130 and 140 lb if you
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have any information please log on to
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00:27:47
next a woman is forced to give up her
00:27:50
child for adoption decades later they
00:27:53
are reunited with the help of one of our
00:27:56
viewers
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Michelle Neil Arin of Hoffman Estates
00:28:09
Illinois has been searching for her
00:28:11
birth mother for more than a decade is
00:28:14
there a Patricia Hensley by there
00:28:15
Michelle was raised by lne and Wilbur
00:28:18
Neil they loved her as their own but
00:28:21
Michelle always suspected she was
00:28:23
adopted when she was 18 she learned the
00:28:27
truth
00:28:29
Michelle's birth mother was a woman
00:28:30
named Patricia Bonner Michelle's father
00:28:34
had died before she was even born
00:28:36
Patricia was unable to raise her four
00:28:39
children alone so she gave Michelle to
00:28:42
the
00:28:43
kns can I just hold her one more time
00:28:46
please uh of
00:28:50
course I can understand what she did
00:28:52
back then I would just feel better just
00:28:56
knowing where I came from what my
00:28:59
relatives what you know just simple
00:29:02
basic questions that any person would
00:29:08
have
00:29:10
update Michelle search ended the very
00:29:13
night of our broadcast her half sister
00:29:16
Sandra called our phone center with
00:29:18
exciting news Michelle's mother was
00:29:22
living in Chicago only 10 mil from
00:29:25
Michelle they were soon talking on the
00:29:28
phone I could not believe it until I
00:29:30
heard her voice and she told me she was
00:29:33
Michelle and no it's just you don't know
00:29:37
the feeling I
00:29:39
had the following weekend at a hotel in
00:29:42
Chicago Patricia waited with her
00:29:45
children for Michelle and her family to
00:29:52
arrive I was really happy that she was
00:29:54
so happy to see
00:29:56
me
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cuz that was one fear I had that she
00:29:59
wouldn't care you know that I was doing
00:30:02
this all for nothing but the fact that
00:30:04
she was looking for me and I was looking
00:30:05
for her this is
00:30:09
unbelievable you want to meet your older
00:30:11
brother John yes want back
00:30:14
yes well hello in addition to her long
00:30:17
lost brother and sisters Michelle also
00:30:20
learned that she had two half brothers
00:30:22
and a half sister I had no clue that I
00:30:25
would ever have so many brothers
00:30:27
brothers and sisters and the resemblance
00:30:30
in my kids you out to them is just it's
00:30:34
unreal it's
00:30:37
shocking Michelle's adoptive parents
00:30:39
were there too happy that her daughter's
00:30:42
search was finally over the two families
00:30:46
are now
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one in a recent show we profiled a man
00:30:56
named John Ellis sadly during World War
00:30:59
II JN was separated from his father and
00:31:02
if that were not enough years later
00:31:05
during the war in Vietnam John was
00:31:08
separated from his
00:31:10
son still wish he could come with when
00:31:13
John was only 5 years old his father
00:31:15
Melvin was ordered to return to the
00:31:17
United States from his duty in China
00:31:20
because his parents were not married
00:31:22
John and his Vietnamese mother were
00:31:24
forced to stay behind John never saw his
00:31:28
father
00:31:31
again 19 years later John had a son of
00:31:34
his own the boy named Daniel lived with
00:31:37
his mother after she and John split
00:31:42
up as Saigon collapsed during the final
00:31:45
hours of the Vietnam War John Nellis was
00:31:48
among the last to escape in the chaos
00:31:51
Daniel then 5 years old was left
00:31:56
behind if my father and my son watching
00:32:00
me right now I would like to tell them
00:32:02
how much I miss them and I love them and
00:32:07
I like to reunite it and see them
00:32:13
again
00:32:15
update as a result of our broadcast both
00:32:19
of these Mysteries have been solved
00:32:22
after John's story aired he learned that
00:32:24
his father was retired and living until
00:32:27
Tokyo
00:32:28
Japan and just 3 weeks later he was
00:32:31
reunited with his son Daniel they hadn't
00:32:34
seen each other in 17
00:32:40
years for so many years I miss him I
00:32:44
think of him all the time and I'm so
00:32:46
happy to see him this is a real dream
00:32:48
come
00:32:49
true
00:32:51
and it's a
00:32:55
miracle when I saw my dad I was so
00:32:57
excited and very
00:33:00
happy when I looked into his eyes and
00:33:02
saw his family I found
00:33:05
happiness Daniel's first day in America
00:33:07
was overwhelming not only did he reunite
00:33:10
with his father but he also met his
00:33:13
stepmother and half sister for the first
00:33:15
time now he's with me I want to do my
00:33:19
best know give him a good chance in life
00:33:21
and better future for him and make up
00:33:25
for what he has loss come on say
00:33:33
cheese next the amazing life-saving
00:33:36
power of a mother's
00:33:47
intuition as a young mother of two life
00:33:51
was a blur of diapers and dishes for
00:33:53
Carolyn ebear but she will remember
00:33:56
remember one day in particular for the
00:33:59
rest of her life was in the evening I
00:34:02
was in the kitchen doing the dishes my
00:34:05
husband was down the hallway reading the
00:34:07
newspaper my daughter Monica was in
00:34:09
there doing her homework and Sarah her
00:34:12
little baby was playing with her toys
00:34:14
and you know your mind is not really
00:34:16
usually very far away from your children
00:34:18
you think about them and this night I
00:34:21
was thinking about Sarah and suddenly I
00:34:23
had a feeling that there was something
00:34:25
wrong it was a very focused feeling and
00:34:29
in my mind I saw that she was choking on
00:34:32
something I didn't know what Sarah
00:34:41
sah oh poor
00:34:44
baby Carolyn says that she sensed her
00:34:47
8-month-old daughter silently choking on
00:34:51
a balloon you think about the what if
00:34:54
what if I hadn't listened and just
00:34:56
thought well I'll go in a few minutes
00:34:58
but this was not that sort of a feeling
00:35:00
this was get there you're needed more
00:35:03
for you some call it mother's instinct
00:35:06
others
00:35:08
ESP the stories have been handed down
00:35:10
for generations and while this uncanny
00:35:13
six sense may never be proven in a
00:35:16
scientific lab it is reported too often
00:35:20
to be
00:35:21
dismissed hi how many two please two
00:35:25
business had taken Elaine Emmy and a
00:35:27
neighbor Sharon Crocker to Palm Springs
00:35:30
110 mil from their homes in Los Angeles
00:35:33
are we back in minut they were just
00:35:35
sitting down to eat when Elaine was
00:35:37
overcome by a sense of dread about her
00:35:40
4-year-old son it was like being hit by
00:35:44
a wave it was a very powerful feeling
00:35:47
both emotionally and physically
00:35:50
Sharon something's wrong what do you
00:35:53
mean something's wrong Something's
00:35:55
Happened to Matt I knew something was
00:35:57
wrong with Matt immediately I mean
00:36:00
sometimes people get a strange sense
00:36:02
that something's not right it wasn't
00:36:04
like that it was a very definite
00:36:08
feeling fine I'm going to go call I'll
00:36:11
be right back Elaine had instant panic
00:36:16
she wasn't what I would consider out of
00:36:18
control but just her mannerisms gave me
00:36:22
the impression that she was very
00:36:24
concerned and knew that there was
00:36:25
something very
00:36:28
wrong Elaine called home immediately but
00:36:31
there was no answer convinced that
00:36:34
something terrible had happened she
00:36:36
phoned her friend Sharon's husband Tom
00:36:38
hi Tom it's Elaine Elaine where are you
00:36:41
Tom hadn't heard from Elaine's husband
00:36:43
or seen anything unusual at their house
00:36:46
just across the street you haven't seen
00:36:48
my husband or Matt have you no so I said
00:36:52
well then why don't we just have lunch
00:36:55
she said no there's something wrong WR
00:36:57
we need to go home I don't know and
00:37:00
that's what we did I just can't get rid
00:37:02
of this feeling that something awful's
00:37:03
happened to Matt twice during the trip
00:37:06
back to Los Angeles Elaine stopped to
00:37:08
call home still no one
00:37:11
answered it was the longest 3 hours of
00:37:14
Elaine emy's life when she and Sharon
00:37:17
finally arrived home Sharon's husband
00:37:20
had some bad news Matt was in the
00:37:25
hospital D mom I think I'm here when
00:37:29
Elaine arrived Matt was being prepped
00:37:31
for surgery to reattach severed tendons
00:37:34
in his arm he had fallen and crashed
00:37:37
through a plate glass door at the very
00:37:40
moment that sense of dread had swept
00:37:42
across the I think Matt's going to do
00:37:44
just fine aren't you I was feeling what
00:37:47
Matt was going through no doubt about it
00:37:49
not sure why I was able to feel that but
00:37:52
I know without any doubt what I was
00:37:55
feeling and what I was was
00:37:57
experiencing it made the hair stand up
00:37:59
on the back of my neck thinking oh my
00:38:02
God she actually did know that something
00:38:03
was happening when it
00:38:06
happened again Elaine and her son have
00:38:09
been separated by more than a 100 miles
00:38:12
what it was as if she had seen the
00:38:15
accident through her own
00:38:18
eyes I think that this connection starts
00:38:20
in the womb I think even in the womb
00:38:23
some children and some mothers are more
00:38:27
connected than others and if they are
00:38:30
really connected of course then it will
00:38:33
continue for the rest of their
00:38:36
lives if Elaine Emmy does have a psychic
00:38:39
bond with her son it only seems logical
00:38:42
that it originated in the womb however
00:38:45
many adoptive mothers have also reported
00:38:49
similar
00:38:50
experiences simply the fact of having
00:38:53
adopted a child doesn't mean a woman's
00:38:55
devasted of all her instincts inct and I
00:38:58
believe that women have instincts a
00:39:00
woman's intuition whatever you want to
00:39:02
call
00:39:03
it Linda bab and her husband Dirk
00:39:06
already the parents of four were looking
00:39:09
to adopt for the second time Linda says
00:39:12
that at that point she had the most
00:39:15
incredible dream now push push real hard
00:39:18
go ahead and push I saw a young woman
00:39:21
and she was in
00:39:23
labor a light-headed woman that was fair
00:39:28
complected and I didn't know who this
00:39:30
person was but I did see that she was at
00:39:33
the point of giving
00:39:34
birth and as she pushed I saw the baby's
00:39:37
head crown and then be
00:39:40
born beautiful healthy baby boy he had
00:39:45
lots of dark hair on his head I remember
00:39:47
that and he was dark complected and at
00:39:51
the moment that he was born and began to
00:39:52
cry I woke up from the
00:39:55
dream
00:39:59
I felt startled because it was a very
00:40:01
Vivid and realistic dream I had never
00:40:03
had a dream so vivid and I looked at my
00:40:06
clock on my bedside table and it was
00:40:08
2:59 in the morning on March
00:40:11
8th the next morning at breakfast my
00:40:14
wife said sweetie I've got the most
00:40:17
incredible dream I witnessed the birth
00:40:21
of a child and I said what child she
00:40:25
said I don't no Linda jerk I'm so glad
00:40:29
you could make it 6 weeks later we had a
00:40:32
call from our adoption agency we had
00:40:35
applied to adopt and they called and
00:40:37
asked us if we would be interested in
00:40:39
adopting a baby boy here he is and he is
00:40:43
such a cutie pie when they brought the
00:40:46
baby in he looked to me like the most
00:40:49
beautiful baby had had ever seen he had
00:40:51
beautiful golden brown skin and a
00:40:53
headful of dark hair he looked very much
00:40:57
like the infant in my dream how old did
00:40:59
you say he was 6 weeks uh let me check
00:41:04
that yes soone was born March 8th March
00:41:08
8th what
00:41:10
time let's see 2:59 a.m. and she told me
00:41:16
the baby had been born March 8th at 2:59
00:41:18
in the morning I was stunned for a
00:41:21
moment I was just speechless and I
00:41:23
turned to Durk and I said that's the
00:41:25
same time the date of that dream I had I
00:41:29
thought my wife really had seen the
00:41:32
birth of this child with her mother that
00:41:34
was the dream and it was confirmation to
00:41:37
me at that time that this was meant to
00:41:42
be those two vibrations somehow meet
00:41:45
each other and it may happen once in a
00:41:49
10 once in 10,000 cases and that's the
00:41:52
one that we perhaps hear about but that
00:41:55
very special case just proves the fact
00:41:57
that at least it can happen Sarah there
00:42:00
is no rational explanation for these
00:42:03
things but just because there's no
00:42:05
rational explanation for these things
00:42:07
doesn't mean that it didn't
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happen
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