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Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20

March 09, 2017 / 42:53

This episode of Unsolved Mysteries covers the murder of Jeanne Tovrea, the struggles of Jill Jensen with addiction, the brutal killings of Pam and Eric Ellender, and the mysterious disappearance of Mary Ann Perez.

Jeanne Tovrea was a cocktail waitress who married wealthy cattle rancher Edward Tovrea. After his death, she was murdered in her home, shot five times. Police found fingerprints at the scene but no suspects until a tape revealed the killer's identity as James Cornell Harrod, who was later convicted.

Jill Jensen, a former model, battled a severe cocaine addiction. After numerous failed rehab attempts, she traveled to Medjugorje, where she experienced what she believed to be a miraculous healing after a priest blessed her sores.

Pam and Eric Ellender were found brutally murdered in their home. Their daughter was unharmed. Chris Prudhomme confessed to the murders but died in jail. Pam's father, Huey Littleton, believed a satanic cult was involved and conducted his own investigation, uncovering disturbing testimonies.

Mary Ann Perez disappeared after a night out. Her family received a mysterious call 15 years later claiming she was alive. Despite hopes, DNA later confirmed remains found in Alabama belonged to her.

TL;DR

This episode covers Jeanne Tovrea's murder, Jill Jensen's healing, Pam and Eric Ellender's killings, and Mary Ann Perez's disappearance and identification.

Episode

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[MUSIC PLAYING]
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DENNIS FARINA: Next on Unsolved Mysteries
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In Phoenix, a cocktail waitress marries
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a wealthy cattle rancher.
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After his death, someone enters her house, and--
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[GUNSHOTS]
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A tape recording may be the key to her killer's identity.
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Jill Jensen.
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Had a problem-- a $500 a day cocaine habit
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that was destroying her life.
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Why would she go to a tiny mountain village
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in Eastern Europe for a cure?
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In Louisiana, intruders brutally murder a young couple
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while they sleep.
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Some say they are the victims of a satanic cult.
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And, after a cold beer at a country western bar,
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Mary Ann Perez disappeared without a trace.
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[PHONE RINGING]
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15 years later, a mysterious caller
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claims that not only is she still alive,
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but she's being held against her will.
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Our team is standing by, and maybe someone watching can help
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bring in one of these bad guys.
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And you know what?
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It could be you.
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I'm Dennis Farina.
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Join us.
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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]
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She was a waitress, he was a wealthy cattle
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man from one of the most prominent families in Phoenix.
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Theirs was a fairy tale romance and marriage, until he died,
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and someone wanted her dead too.
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Jeanne Gunter was born in Arkansas,
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and got married right out of high school.
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She eventually divorced, and wound up in Phoenix,
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working as a cocktail waitress.
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But she had much higher ambitions than that.
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Jeannie got her real estate license,
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and was immediately successful.
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[CAMERA SNAPPING]
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Then she met Edward Tovrea, a charming, wealthy divorcee.
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EDWARD TOVREA: I think you're going
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to do well, because of your people skills,
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I bet you're good at.
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SANDRA ELDER: Ed had all the qualities
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that Jeanne was looking for.
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EDWARD TOVREA: I'd like to propose a toast.
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SANDRA ELDER: It's just that simple.
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[GLASSES CLINKING]
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You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find the prince,
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and she considered Ed a prince.
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DENNIS FARINA: The Tovrea family made millions
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in the cattle business, and were among the founding fathers
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of Phoenix.
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But Ed Tovrea made his own name as a pilot in World War II.
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Less than a year after they met, Jeanne and Ed were married,
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and Jeanne was warmly accepted into the Phoenix upper crust.
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DANNY MEDINA: She seemed to fall right into it,
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as if though she'd had that money forever.
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She was welcomed, and very, very well-loved.
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I don't know one person that disliked Jeanne.
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She was just one of those very special people
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with very special qualities.
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She treated people like she wanted to be treated.
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They entertained a lot, very casual entertaining,
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had friends in.
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They had a very good marriage, they both liked
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to do the same things.
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EDWARD TOVREA: 10 years after getting married,
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Ed's health began to decline.
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Jeanne was by his side constantly.
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I just want to make sure you're taken care of,
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you get the house, and you're comfortable, OK?
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SANDRA ELDER: Jeanne was not a greedy person.
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It wasn't like, well, I have married you,
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everything you have is mine.
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This was not Jeanne.
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DENNIS FARINA: When Ed eventually died,
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he left Jeanne an estate worth millions, including the house,
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and a valuable art collection.
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After a period of mourning, Jeanne re-entered
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the Phoenix social world.
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DANNY MEDINA: I think it was her way to get over everything,
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and meet people.
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[CAMERA SNAPPING]
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Became quite the socialite, and chaired many of the balls.
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And her circle of friends all went.
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For Jeanne, it became a way of doing things for herself.
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Well, I'm going to finish these last few invitations
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and call it a night.
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DENNIS FARINA: On the last evening of her life,
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Jeanne prepared invitations for a high society
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party she planned to host.
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At 7:00 PM, she spoke with her sister.
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By 1:00 AM, the next morning, she was dead--
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shot in the head five times.
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[CAMERAS SNAPPING]
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At the murder scene, police found several fingerprints,
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but no other physical evidence.
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Jeanne's purse, identification, and credit
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cards were all missing.
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Those credit cards have never been found,
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and they've never been used to this day.
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[CAMERA SNAPPING]
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DET.
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ERNIE HAMRICK: The fingerprints that we have have been compared
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to every name has been mentioned to us, that's
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been through our computer system,
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and we have not identified who those prints belonged to.
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My opinion, and the opinion of two detectives
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all felt that she was the victim of a hit.
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She was killed intentionally for somebody.
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DENNIS FARINA: Police were sure the killer was someone familiar
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with Jeanne's neighborhood, because he
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entered her home so easily.
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DET.
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ERNIE HAMRICK: I would say the suspect at least had
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some knowledge of the house.
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Entry into the house was made through a window,
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but it was done in a manner not to set the alarm system off.
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There's white carpeting throughout the house,
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and there was no indications in any room except her bedroom
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that anybody had been in there.
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It appears that he knew the direct path
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from the point of entry to her bedroom and where she was.
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She was shot while she lay in bed asleep.
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There was no obvious signs of a struggle.
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[GUNSHOTS]
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DENNIS FARINA: Police believe that the killer
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scattered Jeanne's costume jewelry to make
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it look like a burglary.
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Thousands of dollars' worth of real jewelry
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was left untouched in the next room.
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Also, it seemed that he wanted someone
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to know that he had been there.
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[ALARM RINGING]
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DET.
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ERNIE HAMRICK: The alarm was set off when the sliding door
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was opened by the suspect.
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It's only a theory, but one of the reasons we considered
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is that this person, if he was paid to kill her,
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wanted to let the person who paid
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him know that the job was done.
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DENNIS FARINA: Why was Jeanne Tovrea killed?
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Police had no idea, until they listened to the tapes
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from her answering machine.
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That's when they heard the voice of a mysterious man who
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called himself Gordon Phillips.
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GORDON PHILLIPS (ON TAPE): And I have some information for you.
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DENNIS FARINA: Phillips claimed to be a magazine writer.
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He met with Jeanne, saying that he wished to interview her--
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How may I help?
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DENNIS FARINA: About her late husband's POW experiences.
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Tell me something about Ed himself, your husband, the man.
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What was he Like
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Mr. Phillips, you say you work for Time Life.
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Yes.
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Well, then of course you would have some identification
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you could show me.
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Well, actually I'm a freelance writer,
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I'm not really on staff.
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I can provide you with some references.
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You know, I'm going to have to cut you short.
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SANDRA ELDER: Jeanne had him checked out,
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and Time Magazine had never heard of him.
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And Jeanne once again told him that she was
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the wrong person to talk to.
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And she couldn't seem to make him understand this.
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[PHONE RINGING]
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SANDRA ELDER: Gordon Phillips would not give up.
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If Jeanne didn't answer his calls,
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he left messages on her machine.
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Hello?
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DENNIS FARINA: And she was sure that he was following her.
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Mr. Phillips, I told you, I do not want to meet with you.
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SANDRA ELDER: For a while there, it
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was every time she went somewhere,
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she'd think she saw this guy.
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She would see him in a crowd, and she was
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extremely nervous about this.
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[GUNSHOTS]
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[ALARM RINGING]
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It's inconceivable to me that Jeanne was murdered.
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She was my sister, she was my best friend,
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and she didn't deserve to die.
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[GUNSHOTS]
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DENNIS FARINA: Update.
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After a seven year investigation,
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the man who called himself Gordon Phillips
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has been identified as Jeanne Tovrea's killer.
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His real name is James Cornell Harrod,
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and his fingerprints matched those found at the crime scene.
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Harrod was found guilty of first degree murder.
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Because it was a contract killing,
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he was sentenced to death.
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However, the person who hired him to murder Jeanne
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is still a mystery.
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If you can help bring this case to its final conclusion,
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please contact us at unsolved.com.
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Next, a young woman strung out on cocaine
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searches for a miracle.
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What brought her to this tiny town in Eastern Europe?
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Former model Jill Jensen is so strung
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out on cocaine that she has gouged
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open sores all over her body.
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Rita Klaus, a mother of three, attempts
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to overcome the crippling effects of multiple sclerosis.
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These two women really have nothing in common
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but a small village called Medjugorje.
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Millions of pilgrims, many of them Americans
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have come to this church in Medjugorje
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to meet six young people who call themselves visionaries.
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They claim to have spoken to the Virgin Mary
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on this hill outside of the village in 1981.
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Decades after the vision, hundreds of people
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claim they have been healed here.
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Joe Romano swears that he was cured of abdominal cancer.
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Kevin Gebo had a failing immune system,
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but now his symptoms have disappeared Char Vance's leg
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was shattered beyond repair.
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Now it's healed.
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It's hard for many of us to believe
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that an injury or illness can be cured by a visit
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to a religious site.
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But for many who have watched a loved one suffer,
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sometimes their only hope is a miracle.
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And that's why they travel to Medjugorje.
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As a pretty teenager, Jill Jensen wasn't in an accident,
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she didn't have a life-threatening disease.
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She had a different problem.
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She was addicted to cocaine.
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JILL JENSEN: I don't think that many days ever went
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by without me using cocaine.
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I'd carry it in my purse, I'd conceal it in my jackets,
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I'd hide it in my car.
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I would never go anywhere without it.
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DENNIS FARINA: By the time Jill was 26, she had a $500 a day
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habit.
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She tried one drug rehab center after another,
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but nothing helped.
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JILL JENSEN: It got to the point where I began to hallucinate.
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I would start to see bugs all over me,
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or what I believed to be bugs.
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I would feel things all over me, and think that I
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had to get them off of me.
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No matter what I did, I just had to get these bugs off me.
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So I would rip my skin open, and rip out my hair.
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And for years, I had these sores all over me.
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[MOANING]
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DEE OLSEN: She was scrawny, she was anorexic,
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she had circles under her eyes.
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She looked far beyond her years.
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You know, at one time, Jill was beautiful,
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and all heads would turn when they saw her,
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and she did modeling for a while.
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But all that left her.
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[SINGING]
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DENNIS FARINA: Jill's Aunt Dee Dee had made
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a pilgrimage to Medjugorje.
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A year later, she convinced Jill to go back with her.
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Jill agreed, even though she dreaded a 14 hour plane
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ride without access to cocaine.
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JILL JENSEN: I didn't know how I was going
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to handle the withdrawals.
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I'd been through them before.
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Horrible headaches, sleeplessness sometimes.
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Terrible nightmares when I am able to sleep.
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Cold sweats, hot flashes, horrible things.
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I didn't know how I was going to make it,
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but I was willing to try.
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Something came over me that gave me the willingness to try.
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DENNIS FARINA: When Jill arrived at Medjugorje,
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she met with an American priest in a makeshift confessional.
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I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to do here.
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You say, "Forgive me father, for I have sinned.
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My last confession was--"
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DENNIS FARINA: Although raised a Catholic,
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Jill had never been interested in religion.
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My last confession was when I was eight years old.
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DENNIS FARINA: For nearly an hour,
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lines backed up while Jill made her confession.
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JILL JENSEN: I couldn't go anywhere without the drugs,
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I couldn't do anything without the drugs.
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Right around then, that's when the bugs started.
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And I'll do anything to get them off.
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JILL JENSEN (VOICEOVER): It was evident to him
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that I was all torn up, and I had told him
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how I had arrived at having all these sores, these open wounds.
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And when I was through with my confession,
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he blessed my sores with holy water.
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Amen.
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JILL JENSEN (VOICEOVER): By that evening,
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all my sores were completely closing and healing.
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It was amazing.
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I didn't feel it happening, but every time I
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looked down, I would notice that they were less and less open,
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the sores.
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And for years, they'd never ever gone away.
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DENNIS FARINA: Within a few days Jill's sores had almost
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disappeared, and she hadn't experienced
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a single symptom of withdrawal.
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For the first time in my life, I felt like I had been freed.
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That I really was going to be able to have
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a life, that it was given back to me, it was a gift.
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DENNIS FARINA: Years after her trip to Medjugorje, Jill
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is still drug free, and she speaks in school
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drug prevention programs.
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Rita Klaus also believes in the healing power of Medjugorje.
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She told us she experienced it without ever
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leaving her own home.
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Rita had been a nun until the onset of multiple sclerosis,
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or MS, a degenerative, incurable disease.
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When her symptoms worsened, Rita left the convent
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and moved to Pennsylvania, where she taught school.
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She soon met Ron, another teacher, and three years later,
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they were married.
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Then Rita's symptoms disappeared.
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She came to believe that she had been misdiagnosed.
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Within five years, Ron and Rita had three daughters.
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But after the birth of their youngest,
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Heidi, Rita began to experience symptoms of MS once again.
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She tried to ignore them, but one day,
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the muscles in her right arm weakened uncontrollably.
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[GASPING]
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[CRYING]
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Baby, oh, my baby.
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RITA KLAUS: Thankfully, Heidi was all right.
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Outside of being shaken up, she was all right.
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But I was not all right.
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I was so shaken inside, and so afraid.
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Just terribly afraid.
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DENNIS FARINA: In time, Rita was restricted to a wheelchair,
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and on good days, crutches.
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- OK. - OK.
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Often
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RITA KLAUS: I would look at the books about Medjugorje,
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and I would think, I would love to be there.
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And then I would look at myself, and say,
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but physically, there's no way I could go.
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Financially, there's no way I could go.
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And so I didn't go.
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DENNIS FARINA: Then, one night while she was saying
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her prayers, she heard a voice.
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[ECHOING SPEECH]
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And she began to pray.
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Dear Mary.
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RITA KLAUS: As soon as I finished the prayer,
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I felt this feeling through my body like electricity,
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but it was especially intense on the right side of my body,
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where I had deformities in the right leg.
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Healed.
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RITA KLAUS: I thought, this isn't happening to me,
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and I fell asleep.
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I'm so late for school.
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You know if--
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DENNIS FARINA: Curiously, the next morning,
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Rita had no memory of the voice, or saying a prayer.
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As usual, she headed off to her class at the local college.
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RITA KLAUS: Midway through the class, I felt this rush of heat
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through my body.
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And by the end of class, I could feel,
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I could feel there were wrinkles inside my shoes.
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I could move my toes.
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I had not been able to move my toes for years.
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Ron.
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Girls.
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DENNIS FARINA: It had been four years since Rita had
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walked on her own without help.
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RITA KLAUS: As I stood there looking at the steps,
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I had a flashback.
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And in that flashback, I heard the voice
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from the night before, the prayer
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that was given me to say.
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And I knew I was completely healed.
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[LAUGHING]
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I ran all the way up the steps, and I remember I was screaming
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at the top of the steps.
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And then I ran down the steps, out the front door.
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I was screaming at the sky, "Oh, thank you, God.
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Thank you, blessed mother."
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Look, I can walk.
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RON KLAUS: You're really thinking that you're not seeing
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what you're actually seeing.
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You want to be happy, but you're almost afraid to be happy,
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because every doctor that you've ever seen
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has said it would never happen.
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See how that feels.
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OK.
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- All right? - Yeah.
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DENNIS FARINA: Rita's symptoms have
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not returned for over 20 years.
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She's even able to ice skate again.
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She believes it's a miracle.
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DR. RICHARD CASDORPH: This certainly
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could be called a miraculous event,
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if you want to use that term, because we
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just don't see 20 years of disability clear instantly.
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DENNIS FARINA: Can cures like Rita's
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and Jill Jensen's be attributed to the virgin of Medjugorje?
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The Catholic Church has not recognized them as miracles,
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but it's hard to argue with them when they say they were
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healed by a miracle of faith.
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Next, in high school, she was voted the most popular
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and the prettiest.
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A cheerleader and a homecoming queen.
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Why would someone want her killed?
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Sulphur, Louisiana.
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In junior high and high school, Pam Littleton
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was voted the most popular, the friendliest,
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and the prettiest girl.
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She was a cheerleader, and she was the homecoming queen.
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After college, Pam married Eric Ellender,
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a bright, up-and-coming business man.
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They bought a house near Pam's parents,
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and Eric went to work for Pam's father.
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A year later, Pam gave birth to a baby girl,
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and the family circle was now complete.
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Nearly every day, Pam would walk over to her parents' home
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with the baby for a visit.
00:20:50
HUEY LITTLETON: Pamela, I guess, would be,
00:20:52
she was a type of daughter that every father would dream of.
00:20:55
She had dreamed of being a housewife and a mother.
00:20:58
That was her ambition in life and she was--
00:21:00
[PHONE RINGING]
00:21:01
Totally happy.
00:21:02
- Probably more like 11:30. - OK.
00:21:03
Don't worry--
00:21:05
DENNIS FARINA: It was 8:45 PM on February 11th,
00:21:08
the Monday before Mardi Gras.
00:21:10
Pam's husband Eric called her at her mother's
00:21:13
to say that he was home from work.
00:21:14
[KID LAUGHING]
00:21:15
All right, thank you.
00:21:16
Bye.
00:21:18
DENNIS FARINA: Pam left for home 30 minutes later.
00:21:21
The next afternoon, Huey Littleton got
00:21:24
a call from his mother-in-law.
00:21:27
HUEY LITTLETON: She says, Huey, I just left Pam and Eric's,
00:21:30
and something's wrong.
00:21:32
They're in their bed.
00:21:34
I have the baby, and I'm back at your house.
00:21:37
Call the sheriff.
00:21:40
[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]
00:21:42
The sheriff's unit met us at the gate going into the yard,
00:21:46
and asked that we not go near the house.
00:21:49
We learned that Pam and Eric were dead.
00:21:56
Both of them had been brutally shot with a shotgun.
00:22:00
[GUNSHOT]
00:22:01
And the fatal wounds were to their head.
00:22:05
DENNIS FARINA: The only blessing was that Pam and Eric's
00:22:07
daughter was left unharmed.
00:22:10
But Pam's parents were consumed by grief.
00:22:15
HUEY LITTLETON: Totally immobilized me.
00:22:18
I couldn't cry.
00:22:20
All I could do was say, why, and who?
00:22:26
DENNIS FARINA: Eric's car had been stolen
00:22:27
the night of the murders.
00:22:29
18-year-old Chris Prudhomme him and three of his friends
00:22:33
were seen driving it in Baton Rouge.
00:22:36
Prudhomme was arrested.
00:22:39
Chris, where was the shotgun?
00:22:40
It was in a case.
00:22:42
DENNIS FARINA: And became the focus of the investigation.
00:22:46
INVESTIGATOR: So, what did you do after you got the gun,
00:22:49
and saw that it was loaded.
00:22:51
I went and shot them.
00:22:53
INVESTIGATOR: Who did you shoot first?
00:22:55
Shot the guy.
00:22:57
HUEY LITTLETON: He confessed under oath that he
00:23:00
had killed Pam and Eric.
00:23:02
He had no remorse for doing so.
00:23:06
In fact, was glad that he did so.
00:23:12
DENNIS FARINA: 17 days after the murders,
00:23:14
Prudhomme was found hanging by the neck
00:23:16
in the jail shower room.
00:23:19
In this suicide note, found in his cell,
00:23:22
Prudhomme took sole responsibilities
00:23:24
for the murders.
00:23:25
He said, quote, "I enjoyed very much in the taking of these two
00:23:31
individuals lives."
00:23:35
As far as the sheriff's department was concerned,
00:23:37
the case was closed.
00:23:39
But to Huey Littleton, there were too many questions
00:23:41
left unanswered.
00:23:43
Huey is a licensed private detective,
00:23:45
and he began his own investigation.
00:23:49
Huey came to believe that Chris Prudhomme was
00:23:51
a member of a satanic cult called
00:23:54
The Skaters, an acronym for Satan's Kids
00:23:57
Against The Establishment.
00:23:58
MAN: Is he going to talk?
00:23:59
Because I'm not going down for this.
00:24:00
WOMAN: I'm not either.
00:24:01
MAN 2: Look, he's not going to talk if he knows better.
00:24:04
DENNIS FARINA: The girlfriend of one of the Skaters
00:24:05
told Dewey about a meeting that took place the morning
00:24:08
after Pam and Eric were killed.
00:24:11
We gotta come up with something, man.
00:24:13
We know he wasn't alone, but what about the cops, OK?
00:24:15
DENNIS FARINA: The witness said the SKATERS were trying to make
00:24:18
up an alibi for whoever was with Prudhomme when
00:24:21
the murders happened.
00:24:22
By himself, right?
00:24:27
DENNIS FARINA: She also said that Prudhomme and one
00:24:29
accomplice had broken into the Ellender's home
00:24:31
planning only to burglarize it.
00:24:35
Check this out.
00:24:36
DENNIS FARINA: But she said they were high on LSD,
00:24:39
and ended up murdering Pam and Eric
00:24:41
using one of Eric's shotguns.
00:24:46
WOMAN: I was at a bar that night, and I was drinking.
00:24:52
DENNIS FARINA: Huey felt that many of the crucial facts
00:24:54
were still unknown.
00:24:55
He continued to interview more witnesses--
00:24:58
well over a hundred of them.
00:25:00
And they mentioned something about a party.
00:25:02
A party that was--
00:25:03
DENNIS FARINA: He was horrified when a girl named
00:25:05
Nickie Alderson told him that just minutes after the murders,
00:25:09
the Skaters were having a party in Pam and Eric's house.
00:25:16
NICKIE ALDERSON: When we got out to this house,
00:25:18
I saw some people, and when we walked up to them,
00:25:20
I realized I knew some of them.
00:25:23
DENNIS FARINA: Nicky said one of the first people
00:25:25
she saw at the party was Chris Prudhomme.
00:25:27
Hey Chris, man, what's going on?
00:25:29
Hey, what's up?
00:25:29
Not much.
00:25:30
Who's place is this?
00:25:31
I don't know. I don't know right now.
00:25:33
All right.
00:25:34
NICKIE ALDERSON: They were all just standing around, drinking
00:25:36
and talking, and making different remarks about God,
00:25:41
and things like that.
00:25:43
You can kind of feel from the vibes of people
00:25:45
that something-- it was kind of weird, because everybody
00:25:47
was in there, you know, like I said,
00:25:49
in their own little world.
00:25:50
I just got here, let me see what I can get.
00:25:52
You didn't get a lot.
00:25:54
NICKIE ALDERSON: Some were doing some drugs on the table.
00:25:58
They had enough drugs on there where
00:26:00
I could see from a distance of what they were snorting.
00:26:04
Thanks.
00:26:05
That's what I want.
00:26:07
DENNIS FARINA: Nickie claims she did not
00:26:09
know there were two dead bodies in the house
00:26:11
until she was watching television the next day.
00:26:17
NICKIE ALDERSON: I was watching the news, and I saw this house.
00:26:19
I was like, oh my God, I was at that house.
00:26:22
Then I knew, you know, that was the guys that was there,
00:26:25
that was the people I had seen.
00:26:27
And just come to the realization that I was there.
00:26:31
WAYNE MCELVEEN: We were asked by Mr. Littleton
00:26:33
to re-look at the case, and we did.
00:26:35
And everything that he let us know about, we checked into,
00:26:38
and found out it didn't have factual information enough
00:26:41
to bring to the district attorney's office.
00:26:44
Also, everything that we reviewed,
00:26:46
the district attorney reviewed, and so
00:26:47
has the attorney general of the state Louisiana reviewed.
00:26:51
And the facts speak for itself.
00:26:56
DENNIS FARINA: The sheriff's department
00:26:57
says they saw no evidence that there was a party at the house.
00:27:01
However, Huey found one other person
00:27:04
who confirmed Nikki's story.
00:27:06
This witness added sickening details,
00:27:09
claiming that the dead bodies of Pam and Eric
00:27:12
were molested sexually by more than one person.
00:27:19
Those claims were backed up by this man, Chip Richard.
00:27:24
Although he was not at Pam and Eric's house,
00:27:27
he saw videotapes of what took place that night.
00:27:30
What I saw in the video was the people
00:27:33
killing the Ellenders, having sexual contact with them,
00:27:38
you know, just basically everything that really goes on,
00:27:42
you know.
00:27:44
This is about as low as humanity can crawl.
00:27:52
DENNIS FARINA: Next, more witnesses
00:27:54
come forward with strange and disturbing testimony.
00:27:58
The investigation into the murders of Pam
00:28:00
and Eric Ellender continues.
00:28:11
Pam and Eric Ellender had been brutally murdered.
00:28:14
When Pam's father investigated, he uncovered allegations
00:28:18
of a satanic cult, and events more sinister than he
00:28:22
would ever have imagined.
00:28:26
The confessed killer, Chris Prudhomme,
00:28:28
was dead, apparently a suicide.
00:28:33
Now attention focused on 18-year-old Robert Adkins.
00:28:37
He was one of the three men arrested
00:28:39
with Prudhomme in Baton Rouge.
00:28:41
Adkins was charged only in connection
00:28:43
with the theft of the vehicle.
00:28:45
But according to a friend, there was much more.
00:28:49
SHAWN MOODY: Bobby took me in the backyard,
00:28:50
he told me that he wanted to tell me what had happened,
00:28:53
because he needed to get it off of his chest.
00:28:56
What happened was, me--
00:28:57
DENNIS FARINA: While on bail, Adkins allegedly
00:29:00
told Shawn Moody that he was at the house
00:29:03
when Chris Prudhomme killed the Ellenders.
00:29:05
Well, we get in, we just headed
00:29:06
straight for the living room.
00:29:07
SHAWN MOODY: He told me they were looking
00:29:09
around for valuables, him and Chris,
00:29:11
and they had found a shotgun.
00:29:14
And when they entered the master bedroom, the wife woke up.
00:29:17
Chris shot the wife first.
00:29:19
[GUNSHOT]
00:29:20
And then the husband had woken, and Chris shot him.
00:29:22
[GUNSHOT]
00:29:26
DENNIS FARINA: According to Chip Richard,
00:29:27
Adkins said that Prudhomme didn't murder anyone,
00:29:31
but had volunteered to take the fall out of loyalty
00:29:34
to the satanic cult.
00:29:36
CHIP RICHARD: He had told me that, you know, Chris was
00:29:39
taking the rap for him, because Chris was becoming
00:29:43
the leader in the cult. Basically
00:29:45
everybody was with him worshipped him,
00:29:48
and would do anything for him.
00:29:50
And in return, he had to do for them the same
00:29:54
that they would do for him.
00:29:57
Kim came to me about one or two days after the murders.
00:30:01
DENNIS FARINA: Huey interviewed more witnesses--
00:30:03
She told me--
00:30:03
DENNIS FARINA: Looking for someone who could
00:30:05
identify the actual shooter.
00:30:07
She was there?
00:30:08
DENNIS FARINA: Finally he found Pearl Fruge.
00:30:11
Pearl said her cousin Kim Manuel claimed to have witnessed
00:30:15
the murders firsthand.
00:30:17
Huey wanted Kim's story tape recorded,
00:30:20
and asked Pearl to help.
00:30:21
Do you think we can get her to talk about it on tape?
00:30:26
Chris, one other girl, and another guy were in the house.
00:30:32
DENNIS FARINA: The next day, Pearl recorded a conversation
00:30:35
with Kim's permission.
00:30:35
I guess they couldn't find anything.
00:30:36
DENNIS FARINA: Kim described the murders in detail,
00:30:38
but never admitted on tape to actually
00:30:41
being in the house herself.
00:30:43
Chris bumped something and Eric woke up.
00:30:47
I guess he went to grab for the gun, and Chris shot him.
00:30:52
Then Pam woke up, and the other guy shot her.
00:30:58
Chris was going to kill the baby too, but the girl told him no.
00:31:02
She took the baby, and brought it into Pam and Eric's room,
00:31:07
and laid it down with them.
00:31:09
And then she went outside.
00:31:12
I've been getting threats about this, Pearl.
00:31:16
What am I supposed to do?
00:31:21
DENNIS FARINA: Pearl played the tape before a grand jury.
00:31:24
MAN: And now, the actual tape.
00:31:27
PEARL (ON TAPE): Kim, what really happened that night?
00:31:31
KIM (ON TAPE): You know he's been
00:31:32
calling me and threatening me.
00:31:35
I'm really scared.
00:31:38
HUEY LITTLETON: This, to us, was a pinnacle point
00:31:42
in the investigation.
00:31:44
After hearing a lot of testimony--
00:31:46
I mean, from many witnesses--
00:31:49
the grand jury returned an indictment
00:31:51
of two counts of second degree murder against Kim Manuel.
00:31:56
KIM (ON TAPE): And we could see the baby's room,
00:31:58
and I guess they couldn't find anything--
00:32:00
DENNIS FARINA: Some believe the indictment was a legal maneuver
00:32:03
to pressure Kim Manuel into identifying
00:32:05
other possible suspects.
00:32:07
If so, the plan failed.
00:32:11
Kim Manuel's court-appointed public defender, John Laverne,
00:32:15
called a press conference.
00:32:17
He claimed that Pearl Fruge was lying,
00:32:20
and the tape had been scripted and rehearsed.
00:32:24
JOHN LAVERNE: She and Kim then concocted this story
00:32:28
that they wanted to hear.
00:32:31
And then she produced the tape recorder
00:32:32
openly, and showed it to Kim.
00:32:35
And they sat there with a scripted conversation,
00:32:37
and recorded it, and brought it back,
00:32:39
and gave it to these people, that
00:32:40
being what they wanted to hear.
00:32:43
KIM (ON TAPE): They went into the baby's room.
00:32:44
DENNIS FARINA: Pearl Fruge stands by her story.
00:32:46
PEARL (ON TAPE): I guess they couldn't find anything.
00:32:48
PEARL FRUGE: We never made up the tape, I never lied.
00:32:50
What I told them was the truth.
00:32:53
And Kim knows it's the truth.
00:32:57
I can't change what she told me, and I'm
00:32:59
not going to make up another story just
00:33:02
to make her look good.
00:33:05
DENNIS FARINA: One year later, the charges against Kim Manuel
00:33:08
were dropped.
00:33:09
Huey Littleton was bitterly disappointed,
00:33:12
and by now, he had lost all credibility
00:33:15
with the authorities.
00:33:17
WAYNE MCELVEEN: We felt sorry for him at first,
00:33:18
but we've got to deal with facts.
00:33:20
I mean, you go before a judge and a jury,
00:33:23
he won't be able to bring all these accusations.
00:33:25
He'll have to deal with facts.
00:33:28
And I think any grand jury, any district attorney, any attorney
00:33:31
general will agree with that.
00:33:32
I'm at peace with what I'm doing,
00:33:36
because we are doing the right thing.
00:33:39
We just want to see those that participated in the murders
00:33:43
of Eric and Pam, and the cover up,
00:33:46
and the destruction of evidence, brought to justice.
00:33:51
Justice under the law.
00:33:55
DENNIS FARINA: Robert Adkins and two other men
00:33:57
were indicted in connection with the murders
00:34:00
of Pam and Eric Ellender.
00:34:02
Adkins plead guilty to manslaughter.
00:34:05
He was sentenced to 21 years, but the sentence
00:34:08
was reduced to five and a half years,
00:34:10
because he had already served time on the stolen car charge.
00:34:14
The other two men served short terms
00:34:17
as accessories after the fact.
00:34:21
So now the attorney general's office in Louisiana
00:34:23
considers this case closed.
00:34:26
But Huey Littleton will not rest until he
00:34:29
knows exactly what happened on the night of the murders.
00:34:33
If you have any information, please log on to our website
00:34:36
at unsolved.com.
00:34:40
Next, a mysterious phone call reopens the case of a woman
00:34:45
missing for 15 years.
00:34:57
Chalmette, Louisiana.
00:35:00
Make sure to feed everybody for me.
00:35:02
Yep.
00:35:03
And would you put everything in the fridge when you're done?
00:35:05
DENNIS FARINA: Mary Anne Perez goes out with a girlfriend,
00:35:07
and leaves her teenage daughter, Donna, to babysit
00:35:11
the younger children. - All right.
00:35:13
I love you.
00:35:13
I'm gonna call and check up on you.
00:35:14
- OK. - Lock the door.
00:35:15
SHANNON PEREZ MILLER: She told Donna
00:35:16
that she would be calling to check
00:35:18
on us about 10, 11 o'clock.
00:35:22
And Donna said she got a phone call from mama first,
00:35:26
Mama said that she was OK, she would be home shortly.
00:35:29
[PHONE RINGING]
00:35:30
And then, Donna said she got a phone call from a woman
00:35:34
by the name of Dorothy.
00:35:36
Hello.
00:35:37
DOROTHY (ON PHONE): Hi, my name's Dorothy,
00:35:38
and I'm a friend of your mama's.
00:35:40
I'm calling to let you know she's having car trouble,
00:35:42
so she'll be a little late getting home tonight.
00:35:46
WAYNE THOMAS: When I heard about the call,
00:35:47
and heard the name Dorothy, I couldn't
00:35:50
imagine who in the world that could have been.
00:35:52
I knew there was something wrong somewhere,
00:35:55
the car being practically new, and no reason for car trouble.
00:35:59
[CAMERA SNAPPING]
00:36:01
DENNIS FARINA: Mary Anne never called, and never came home.
00:36:05
Her family soon discovered that she
00:36:07
had gone to meet her friend at a country
00:36:08
western bar on the outskirts of New Orleans.
00:36:11
A cold beer.
00:36:15
DENNIS FARINA: The next morning, police
00:36:16
found Mary Anne's car parked in front of the club,
00:36:19
but found no evidence of car trouble.
00:36:21
[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]
00:36:23
Nothing in the back.
00:36:24
DENNIS FARINA: Three days later, Mary Anne purse
00:36:27
was found in Lake Pontchartrain, 10 miles away.
00:36:30
It had been weighted down by a brick.
00:36:33
But there was no trace of Mary Ann Perez.
00:36:40
Nine years passed.
00:36:41
Then finally, New Orleans Police got their first solid lead.
00:36:46
A man named David Courtney and his wife
00:36:49
had confessed to a multi-state killing spree.
00:36:52
One of their victims seemed to have a lot
00:36:54
in common with Mary Ann Perez.
00:36:58
Um, I um, I was going to this bar for a drink,
00:37:00
and I saw this woman, and--
00:37:02
BOB LAMBERT: When I went up to Kansas to interview David
00:37:04
Courtney, he told me about the female
00:37:07
he abducted in New Orleans.
00:37:08
He stated that he was driving down a highway
00:37:10
and pulled in a parking lot of a country western bar.
00:37:16
DAVID COURTNEY: Oh. - Oh.
00:37:18
DAVID COURTNEY: Hey, you OK?
00:37:19
Yeah, I'm OK, thank you.
00:37:20
Um.
00:37:24
You're not driving that car, are you?
00:37:26
MARY ANN: I gotta.
00:37:27
I gotta get home to my kids.
00:37:28
Well, look, why don't you let my wife and I take you home.
00:37:31
She's right up the road here, and I'm
00:37:32
picking her up from work.
00:37:34
BOB LAMBERT: Did you pick your wife up?
00:37:36
DAVID COURTNEY: Yeah, and then we took
00:37:38
her straight to our trailer.
00:37:40
BOB LAMBERT: He stated that this female fell asleep
00:37:42
on a chair in the trailer, and there
00:37:45
were some sexual advancements by David Courtney's wife, which
00:37:50
woke this female up, and she became
00:37:52
disturbed, and irate, and upset about what was going on.
00:37:54
And they agreed to give her a ride home at that time.
00:37:58
DENNIS FARINA: David Courtney stated that his wife drove
00:38:01
and he sat in the backseat with their intended victim.
00:38:04
We're just, we're taking you back.
00:38:06
It's all over.
00:38:09
DENNIS FARINA: Courtney said he had already killed once,
00:38:11
and that he and his wife were afraid
00:38:13
that this woman would go to the police if they let her live.
00:38:17
Recognize this place.
00:38:20
This is-- this is not the way to-- this is not--
00:38:23
[CHOKING]
00:38:33
DENNIS FARINA: According to David Courtney,
00:38:35
they dumped their victim near the Louisiana-Mississippi State
00:38:38
line, and made no attempt to hide the body.
00:38:42
Detective Lambert tried to verify that their victim
00:38:45
was actually Mary Ann Perez.
00:38:49
I'm gonna show you a photograph now.
00:38:50
I want you to take a look at it, and see whether or not
00:38:53
you can identify this person.
00:38:55
DAVID COURTNEY: Um, could be, yeah, it
00:38:57
kind of looks like her.
00:38:58
I can't be 100% sure, but yeah, I think so, maybe.
00:39:01
BOB LAMBERT: I'm gonna show you a small photograph.
00:39:03
I want you to look at it, and see if you recognize
00:39:05
anything in that photograph.
00:39:06
DAVID COURTNEY: Oh yeah, that's her car.
00:39:07
It's green.
00:39:09
Definitely.
00:39:10
Uh huh.
00:39:14
DENNIS FARINA: Detective Lambert next
00:39:15
questioned Courtney's wife--
00:39:16
BOB LAMBERT: How you doing?
00:39:17
DENNIS FARINA: Specifically about Mary Ann's purse.
00:39:19
BOB LAMBERT: New Orleans Police Department.
00:39:20
I asked her if the female they abducted had a purse.
00:39:24
And she said yes, that she threw it over the side of a bridge
00:39:28
that they were crossing at the time.
00:39:30
DONNA: Get her out, quick.
00:39:31
I've got it.
00:39:32
DENNIS FARINA: An extensive search was conducted,
00:39:34
but no body was recovered, even though all of Courtney's
00:39:38
other victims had been found where
00:39:40
he said they would be found.
00:39:42
The Courtneys were never charged with Mary Ann's murder.
00:39:46
Her family kept their hopes alive.
00:39:50
[PHONE RINGING]
00:39:52
Then, 15 years after Mary Anne disappeared, the family got--
00:39:55
Hello?
00:39:56
DENNIS FARINA: A phone call from a woman who claimed
00:39:58
to be Mary Ann's best friend.
00:40:02
SHAWN PEREZ: And she said, well, it's about Mary Ann.
00:40:04
And I said, what about miss Mary Ann?
00:40:05
And she said well, miss Mary Ann's still alive.
00:40:08
WOMAN ON PHONE: I'm calling for Mary Ann,
00:40:10
because they won't let her.
00:40:12
Mary Ann can't remember-- look, do you have Donna's number?
00:40:16
DENNIS FARINA: The caller insisted she would
00:40:18
not be able to call again.
00:40:20
She said, like Mary Ann, she was quote, "Not allowed."
00:40:24
WOMAN ON PHONE: I'm telling you, Mary Ann is still alive.
00:40:26
I don't understand why you don't want to help her.
00:40:29
[HANGING UP]
00:40:30
WAYNE THOMAS: That caused me to think more
00:40:32
positive that she was alive.
00:40:34
And of course, there was statements
00:40:36
made that this was possibly a prank call, I don't know.
00:40:40
But I do know that if she is alive, I'd like to see her.
00:40:43
And I'd like to find her.
00:40:50
DENNIS FARINA: Mary Ann's family clings
00:40:52
to the hope that David Courtney, who
00:40:54
admits he was drunk at the time, did not succeed in strangling
00:40:58
Mary Ann to death.
00:41:03
DAVID COURTNEY: It's OK.
00:41:04
SHANNON PEREZ MILLER: Maybe he might
00:41:05
have strangled her unconscious, thinking that she
00:41:08
was dead, and threw her out.
00:41:11
Maybe she got up several hours later.
00:41:14
Maybe there's a possibility that she is somewhere out there.
00:41:19
WAYNE THOMAS: Maybe she had amnesia or something like that,
00:41:22
or maybe some of the brain cells were destroyed,
00:41:26
and she can't remember who she is or what she was.
00:41:30
I don't know what happened to her.
00:41:32
The fact is, she's gone, and has been gone for 15 years.
00:41:35
Whether she's dead or alive, I don't know.
00:41:40
DENNIS FARINA: Update.
00:41:41
There are new developments in this case.
00:41:43
Here's one of our staff with the details.
00:41:47
STAFF: While David Courtney sat in prison for the murder of one
00:41:50
of his other victims, sadly, the hopes of Mary Ann's family
00:41:55
were vanquished, when remains found in Alabama
00:41:57
turned out to be Mary Ann's, according to a DNA sample
00:42:01
provided by her daughter.
00:42:03
Courtney's wife Donna died shortly after being paroled.
00:42:08
Courtney, now 74, remains behind bars.
00:42:14
[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

Badges

This episode stands out for the following:

  • 85
    Most heartbreaking
  • 80
    Most shocking
  • 80
    Biggest twist
  • 75
    Most inspiring

Episode Highlights

  • Jeanne Tovrea's Tragic Murder
    Jeanne Tovrea was shot five times in her own bed, leading to a complex investigation.
    “Why was Jeanne Tovrea killed?”
    @ 07m 10s
    March 09, 2017
  • Jill Jensen's Miraculous Healing
    Jill Jensen, addicted to cocaine, finds healing in Medjugorje, leaving her drug-free.
    “For the first time in my life, I felt like I had been freed.”
    @ 15m 03s
    March 09, 2017
  • Rita Klaus's Recovery Miracle
    Rita Klaus experiences a miraculous healing from MS after a prayer, allowing her to walk again.
    “Oh, thank you, God. Thank you, blessed mother. Look, I can walk.”
    @ 18m 41s
    March 09, 2017
  • The Murders of Pam and Eric Ellender
    Pam and Eric were brutally murdered in their home, leaving their baby unharmed.
    “Totally immobilized me. I couldn’t cry. All I could do was say, why, and who?”
    @ 22m 15s
    March 09, 2017
  • The Horrific Party After the Murders
    Witnesses reveal that the Skaters held a party in Pam and Eric's house shortly after the murders.
    “Nicky said one of the first people she saw at the party was Chris Prudhomme.”
    @ 25m 16s
    March 09, 2017
  • Confessions and Allegations
    Robert Adkins confesses to being present during the murders, revealing chilling details.
    “Chris shot the wife first. And then the husband had woken, and Chris shot him.”
    @ 29m 17s
    March 09, 2017
  • A Mysterious Phone Call
    Fifteen years after Mary Ann's disappearance, a call claims she is still alive.
    “Mary Ann can’t remember—look, do you have Donna’s number?”
    @ 40m 10s
    March 09, 2017

Episode Quotes

  • It could be you.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20
  • She was my sister, she was my best friend, and she didn’t deserve to die.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20
  • Oh, thank you, God. Thank you, blessed mother. Look, I can walk.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20
  • I enjoyed very much in the taking of these two individuals' lives.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20
  • This is about as low as humanity can crawl.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20
  • I guess they couldn’t find anything.
    Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 3, Episode 20

Key Moments

  • Murder Mystery07:10
  • Cocaine Addiction11:49
  • Miracle Healing15:03
  • Tragic Loss22:15
  • Party After Murders25:16
  • Witness Confessions29:17
  • Mysterious Phone Call40:10

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