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Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 25 - Signed, Sealed and Delivered - Full Episode

September 16, 2024 / 22:03

This episode covers the drive-by shooting of Jeffrey Kane in Anchorage, Alaska, and the subsequent bombing of George Kerr's family. Key topics include forensic evidence, eyewitness testimony, and the investigation into both violent incidents.

In October 1990, Jeffrey Kane was shot while riding in a car driven by Rob Chamberlain. The bullet, fired from a high-powered rifle, killed Kane instantly. Police struggled to find leads until George Kerr, a friend of the shooters, came forward with information about the incident.

Kerr claimed that his friends, RD Chile and Doug Gustafson, had fired the shot. Despite initially providing credible details, Kerr later changed his story, complicating the prosecution's case. Forensic evidence ultimately proved that the shot was intentional, leading to the conviction of both shooters.

After the trial, a bomb intended for Kerr killed his father, David, and severely injured his stepmother, Michelle. Investigators linked the bombing to Gustafson and Chile, who were incarcerated at the time, through coded conversations and evidence of a hit list.

The episode highlights the role of forensic science in solving these violent crimes and the tragic consequences for multiple families involved.

TL;DR

The episode details the murder of Jeffrey Kane and the bombing of George Kerr's family, revealing a connection through forensic evidence and eyewitness testimony.

Episode

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a driveby shooting on an Alaskan Highway
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and a bomb sent through the
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mail two apparently random acts of
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Senseless violence until forensic
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science discovered an important link
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on an October night in 1990 Rob
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Chamberlain and his friend were driving
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along Glenn Highway in Anchorage Alaska
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headed to a local
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restaurant as he approached the exit
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ramp Chamberlain heard a loud
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crack he looked back and saw a hole in
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his rear window then he saw his friend
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20-year-old Jeffrey Caine slumped in his
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seat and covered in blood the bullet
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entered the back of his head exited out
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the front of his head uh death was
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instantaneous Kane's parents were called
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to the scene
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I couldn't understand why Jeff had to be
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the one that was shot maybe I'm just you
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know like there's other people why not
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shoot the bed people Jeff was a computer
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programmer with no known enemies the
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driver Rob Chamberlain said he had no
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idea why they were targeted our first
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impression was maybe it was uh a drug
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deal gone bad and somebody was following
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this young man and something had
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happened we really pressed the issue
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were you targeted for some apparent
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reason
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were you involved in something do you
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know do you have any enemies have you
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been involved in anything that would
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have led somebody to Target
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you not far from the sight of the
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shooting police found a shell casing on
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the side of the highway people it
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probably came from another vehicle uh
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that was traveling uh in the same
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direction as our our victim vehicle the
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casing was from a high powered assault
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style rifle a Heckler and Coke or HK91
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police wondered whether the shooting was
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intentional or a random act they were
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concerned that somewhere there was a
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shooter out there not knowing what had
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happened or what led to it they just
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knew that there was somebody out there
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who randomly shot a teenage boy on the
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road it's kind of scary to think that
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you could be driving down the road and
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get shot it was very tense at the time
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they knew there was a shooter out there
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still and somebody who had just killed
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somebody with little else to go on
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police asked the public through local
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media outlets for any witnesses to come
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forward I would not think it was a stray
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bullet I would think somebody was aiming
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at that car why that particular car we
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don't know but no one reported seeing
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anything
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unusual so there wasn't a lot of traffic
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on on the freeway incoming into
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Anchorage at the time so there was
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nobody else in another vehicle who you
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know called the police and said wow I
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just saw a guy fire a shot out of a
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vehicle the investigation had barely
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started and was already stalled it is an
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unlimited pool of suspects you know at
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that particular time we have no idea who
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would have done this we have no idea why
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they targeted that car so it's just wide
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open at that
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time Jeff Kane's family and friends
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tried to make sense of the highway
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shooting that took his life kids driving
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speeding maybe a car accident but never
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ever just sitting in the car and getting
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shot there something you read about in
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Los Angeles not
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Alaska the shell casing found on the
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highway LED police to believe that Jeff
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had been hit with a bullet fired from
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another
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car it looked like the shooter waited
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until the car exited the highway and
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reduced speed before firing the Fatal
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shot I believe what happened was that
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the suspects in this case uh were pacing
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the victim vehicle until they can get
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the best shot
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possible the next morning news of the
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shooting appeared in the local
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newspaper and when 19-year-old George
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Kerr saw it he felt he had no choice but
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to call police can I explain my
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situation here sure I mean these guys
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are these guys are friends okay friends
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I would say I mean and I usually
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wouldn't rat out my friends but this is
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just so severe I got to do it KR said he
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and his two friends Rd Chile and Doug
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gustaffson bought an assault rifle
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earlier in the day later when they were
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driving home a car cut them off on the
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highway just pissed Rd off so he turns
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to gon he said shoot that
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mother he claimed that gustofson raised
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the rifle and fired a single shot
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towards the
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car Kerr claimed he didn't know anyone
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had been hurt until he read the
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newspaper did he actually aim it like a
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rifle uh it was really quick I don't
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know I was sitting in the back and I was
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telling them you don't want to do that I
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still didn't think he'd do it George
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Kerr's story of the shooting it's very
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credible because by that time we had
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worked this uh crime scene and the
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highway all night it was uh very
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consistent with what we had and he
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definitely had information that hadn't
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been released to the media Kerr claimed
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he didn't know what Guston did with the
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rifle after the shooting investigators
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weren't entirely convinced that Kerr
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would testify against his friends in
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open court I'll be honest with I never
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trusted George you know he's one of
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these that he's going to flip on you
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he's going to flip-flop because on the
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one hand he'd to go oh how terrible this
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was and this kid didn't deserve to die
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to the other turn talking about these
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are his best friends you know and we
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would die for each other there wasn't
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any proof that all this happened other
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than what George was saying see what I'm
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saying so they couldn't just run in and
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make an arrest at that time to confirm
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Kerr's version of events police asked
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him to wear a hidden
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microphone and meet with Chile and
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gustaffson the meeting took place in a
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restaurant at the Anchorage
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International
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Airport two undercover policemen sat
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nearby the recording device was in a car
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outside George ker said words to the
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effect of you know Doug why'd you have
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to kill that guy and gusterson responded
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with words to the effect of well I
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didn't mean to George and uh absolutely
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corroborated what Kerr had just told
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told the uh told the uh the the
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detectives but Guston wouldn't say where
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he hid the
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gun nevertheless police arrested Rd
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chiley and Doug gustofson and charged
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them with Jeffrey Kane's
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murder George Kerr accepted a plea
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bargain and agreed to testify for the
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prosecution in exchange for immunity
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without the murder weapon he was their
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entire case George KR was very important
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to the prosecution without George CT
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would have been very difficult I think
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to put them at the scene and to actually
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have an eye witness who witnessed not
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only the shooting but what happened
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before and
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after but as the trial was about to
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begin George Kerr changed his
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story police had two men in custody for
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the shooting death of F Kane based on
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information provided by their eyewitness
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George
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Kerr Kerr initially said that Doug
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Guston fired an assault rifle at Jeff
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Kane from approximately 10 yards away
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which killed him
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instantly but soon Kerr changed his
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story it wasn't like the aim thing it
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was just pointed in the general
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direction of the car he now claimed that
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Guston pointed the gun out the window
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and fired a shot from 200 yd away which
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hit the car I believe that this was done
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so as to throw a bone to his friends
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that is to give them uh an out to say
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that it wasn't first-degree murder that
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maybe it was something lesser than that
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like a criminally negligent homicide or
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manslaughter uh basically something to
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try to appease his
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friends the shell casing at the scene
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indicated the weapon was an HK91 assault
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rifle receipts from a local gun store
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supported George Kerr's claim that Doug
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gusterson had bought an
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HK91 the day of the
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murder Kerr also said that he Chile and
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gustofson had been shooting the gun
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earlier that day and they used a road
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sign as a
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Target investigators found that sign
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with three bullet
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holes to test K's story investigators
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turned to forensic analyst Robert Shem
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he test fired an HK91 into a piece of
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metal the same thickness as the road
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sign then using a rubberlike casting
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substance called
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microsil he made impressions of the
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bullet holes in the road
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sign and those produced by his test
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firing of the same type of gun
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the castings were compared under a
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microscope once I removed the rubber I
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was able to establish that the holes in
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the sign were indeed 30 caliber and they
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possessed the same rifling
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characteristics as an
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HK91 the test prove kurr's claim that
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the boys were using an HK91 that
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day but could investigators prove the
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shooting was in
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intentional the Fatal bullet entered the
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car through the back window hit the
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victim and exited through the passenger
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side
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window here investigators got a lucky
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break there was tinting film on the
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Windows of the victim's car had the
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vehicle not had tinting film The
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tempered glass that was on the back
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window of the vehicle and on the
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passenger side window would have
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shattered and probably been completely
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lost the tinting film held the glass
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together as a result The Bullet Hole was
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still visible Shem took what was left of
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the passenger
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window and made a cardboard template
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then recreated The Bullet
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Hole he placed the template in the
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victim's passenger side
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window and then he conducted a simple
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test
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he ran a string from The Bullet Hole in
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the back
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window through the hole in the
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headrest to the hole in the passenger
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side
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window what we found was that after
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stringing the trajectory that the angle
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was approximately 47° off the back of
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the
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vehicle if the shot had been fired from
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200 yd away as George Kerr now claimed
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the trajectory angle would be
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approximately
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95° but the 47° angle placed the
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shooter's car very close within 7 to 15
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yards away this then put the vehicles in
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such a close position that it rendered a
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very easy shot for Mr guers when he shot
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at the victim
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vehicle at the murder trial George Kurt
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testified against his two friends but
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continued to insist their car was 200
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yard away from the victim's car when the
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shot was
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fired because I think it's
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just not a first
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murder and you base that on
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what cuz you shooting at the car not to
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kill but the forensic evidence proved
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they were less than 15 yds away which
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meant
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the shot was intentional based on this
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evidence the driver Rd Chile was
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convicted of second degree murder Doug
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gustofson the shooter was convicted of
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first deegree
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murder both were sentenced to life in
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prison since George Kerr had immunity
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from prosecution he left Alaska soon
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after the trial
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ended but the story didn't and
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there about a year after the highway
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shooting a package was mailed to George
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Kerr in care of his family's address in
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euta Alaska
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since George was out of state his father
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decided to open
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it 44-year-old David Kerr was killed
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instantly George's stepmother Michelle
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was barely alive every bone in her face
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was broken her eard drums
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shattered police questioned her on the
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way to the hospital convinced she would
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not
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survive there's some police officers
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here just repeat what you think happened
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go ahead well we got a
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package for
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George from the state of
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Alaska I know it was from Doug how do
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you know that it was from Doug Michelle
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cuz George put him in jail okay George
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testified Michelle thought the bomb had
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to have come from the two men her
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stepson put in jail Doug gustaffson and
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RD Chile the bomb was not meant to
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frighten someone to intimidate someone
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This was meant to kill and it succeeded
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killing the wrong person but could the
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forensic evidence prove it at David
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Kerr's
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autopsy investigators found a tiny metal
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Post in his chest the kind used in a
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switch ultimately our crime lab was able
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to determine the type of switch that
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that post would be a part of a
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manufacturer and to whom did the
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manufacturer provide the circuit or the
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switch Radio Shack well there are lots
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of Radio Shacks but at least we knew
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there were Radio Shacks in
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Anchorage but both ch ke and Guston were
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incarcerated at the time how could they
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have done it from jail how could they do
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this how could they do that you know
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which was all of our qu all of our
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questions you know how could somebody do
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that from jail since prisons routinely
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record all inmate
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conversations investigators found this
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coded conversation between gustaffson
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and his sister Peggy it took place
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shortly before the
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bombing yeah now this is to fix your car
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remember as soon as you find out which
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way is on which way is off on the the
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sliding one glue it in place like I
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describe right below the surface uhhuh
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so that when it's pushed towards the
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side it's on and when it's pushed
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towards the center it's off right okay
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superficially just sounded like the Doug
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giving his sister some some help fixing
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her car but had too much connected with
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it to to be just that so as you listen
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to it over and over again you you know
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it became clear that they were talking
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about Doug was giving Peggy instructions
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on how to create a circuit for an
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improvised explosive device those audio
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tapes were the Smoking Gun other
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conversations revealed Peggy didn't have
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the technical ability to build the
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device so she brought in another member
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of the family their elder brother Craig
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who was a mechanic Panic apparently both
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Peggy and Craig Guston believed their
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brother was innocent in the highway
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shooting death and that George Kerr was
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responsible to give some idea of the
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depth of her emotions and her feelings
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of
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Revenge Peggy
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Guston is 9 months pregnant she is in
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fact within 3 days of delivering her
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second child into the world when she
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delivers the bomb package to the post
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office Rock Phelps was in prison with
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Doug Guston and RD Chile when the
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bombing occurred and he knew they wanted
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Revenge Rd didn't give a [ __ ] who who
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got killed as long as a George ker got
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killed he was wanting to kill George
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little George is what we called it we
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had actually a number of inmates who
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told us that they had seen a list of
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names that Raymond chiley had with him
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at the jail and that chiley had told
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them that in fact this was a hit list it
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was a list of of people that he wanted
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to kill and uh they were able to
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describe the list that the first person
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on that list was George Kerr other names
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on The Hit List included the judge and
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prosecutor at their
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trial when Peggy and Craig gustofson
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were brought in for questioning and they
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heard the taped conversations from
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prison they immediately confessed when
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Peggy cooperated Peggy was able to tell
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us which store she went to to purchase
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those switches we were able to find
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through an old receip uh at that store
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didn't have Peggy's name on it but it
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did show a transaction it right during
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the time frame that would be very
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relevant to our case of those types of
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switches being purchased this bombing
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could was totally preventable it never
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should have happened the Department of
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Corrections failed Dave and faed K me
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their job is to protect the public and
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not simply house prisoners Michelle Kerr
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sued the state of Alaska and won more
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than $1 million in
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Damages Peggy and Craig gustaffson were
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both convicted for their role in Mr
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Kerr's murder and will serve a minimum
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of 22 years in jail Rd Chile and Doug
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Guston received additional life
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sentences they should even have wasted a
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trial on them they should have took them
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out let the family shoot them in the
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back of the head it's the way I feel
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about it but that's Alaska Justice you
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know we do things a little different up
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here used to
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anyway in the end a half dozen families
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were destroyed and prosecutors believe
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there would have been more victims if
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forensic science hadn't ended chiley and
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guston's killing
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spree you can't just take science by
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itself and build a case or rare
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occasions can you you use a combination
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of what are people telling you what do
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you know about this person that person
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and you use your science and it all just
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meshes right together and it builds your
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case you but without that you know we'd
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still be back in the dark ages of of
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investigating crime
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why
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Episode Highlights

  • The Highway Shooting
    On an October night in 1990, Jeffrey Caine was shot dead in a drive-by shooting in Alaska, leaving friends and family in shock.
    “I couldn’t understand why Jeff had to be the one that was shot.”
    @ 01m 30s
    September 16, 2024
  • The Bombing
    A year after the shooting, a bomb intended for George Kerr killed his father instead, leading to a shocking investigation.
    “This was meant to kill and it succeeded, killing the wrong person.”
    @ 15m 44s
    September 16, 2024
  • Justice Served
    The shooters were convicted, but the aftermath left families shattered and questions about justice in Alaska.
    “They should have took them out, let the family shoot them in the back of the head.”
    @ 20m 31s
    September 16, 2024

Episode Quotes

  • I couldn’t understand why Jeff had to be the one that was shot.
    Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 25 - Signed, Sealed and Delivered - Full Episode
  • This was meant to kill and it succeeded, killing the wrong person.
    Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 25 - Signed, Sealed and Delivered - Full Episode

Key Moments

  • Drive-by Shooting00:06
  • Senseless Violence00:16
  • Forensic Breakthrough00:19
  • Justice Served13:48
  • Family Tragedy14:46

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Forensic Files Season 11, Episode 6 - Dockter Visit - Full Episode
January 20, 2022
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21:46
Forensic Files Season 11, Episode 6 - Dockter Visit - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 2 - Marked for Life - Full Episode
January 13, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 2 - Marked for Life - Full Episode
Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 2, Episode 19 - Full Episodes
May 21, 2019
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Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 2, Episode 19 - Full Episodes
Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 3 - Shoot to Thrill - Full Episode
March 05, 2021
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Forensic Files (HD) - Season 13, Episode 3 - Shoot to Thrill - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 14 - Over a Barrel - Full Episode
January 01, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 14 - Over a Barrel - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 8, Episode 36 - Dueling Confessions - Full Episode
December 16, 2021
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Forensic Files - Season 8, Episode 36 - Dueling Confessions - Full Episode
Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 8, Episode 7
March 09, 2017
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Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 8, Episode 7
Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 28 - Elemental Clue - Full Episode
January 14, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 28 - Elemental Clue - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 5 - News at 11 - Full Episode
January 01, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 5 - News at 11 - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 3 - In Harm's Way - Full Episode
January 01, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 3 - In Harm's Way - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 20 - Muddy Waters - Full Episode
January 01, 2022
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Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 20 - Muddy Waters - Full Episode
Forensic Files Season 11, Episode 25 - Shell Game - Full Episode
January 20, 2022
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Forensic Files Season 11, Episode 25 - Shell Game - Full Episode