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Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 42 - Last Will - Full Episode

December 10, 2021 / 22:37

This episode covers the abduction and murder of Sherry Smith in 1985, the investigation that followed, and the eventual capture of her killer, Larry Gene Bell.

Seventeen-year-old Sherry Smith was kidnapped on May 31, 1985, after attending a graduation pool party in Lexington, South Carolina. Her father, Bob Smith, discovered her car running and her belongings inside, prompting a massive manhunt organized by Sheriff Jim Metz.

Two days after her abduction, the Smith family received a chilling phone call from the kidnapper, who described Sherry's clothing and claimed she was alive. The abductor allowed Sherry to write a last will and testament, which contained messages for her family and clues that would later aid investigators.

Forensic analysis of Sherry's letter led to the identification of Larry Gene Bell, who had been house-sitting for the Smiths' neighbors. Evidence linked him to the crime, and he was arrested and convicted of Sherry's murder.

Bob and Hilda Smith, Sherry's parents, have since dedicated their lives to honoring her memory, with Hilda authoring a book titled "The Rose of Sherry." They believe that some good has come from their tragic loss.

TL;DR

The episode details Sherry Smith's abduction, her last will, and the capture of her killer, Larry Gene Bell.

Episode

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he allowed his victim to write a last
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will and testament to her family
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then taunted them with chilling phone
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calls
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a trace phone line couldn't trap the
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abductor
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but scientists would find a clue
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in the victim's last words
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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seventeen-year-old sherry smith had her
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whole life before her
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in two days she would have the honor of
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singing the national anthem at her
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graduation from the lexington high
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school
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then she would sail off on a cruise with
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her classmates
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she was kind of the cement that held our
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family together she was always the happy
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one at 3 38 p.m on may 31 1985
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sherry arrived home from a graduation
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pool party she stopped at the mailbox
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some 700 feet from her house
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her father was watching from his home
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office as she pulled in
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five or ten minutes had passed and all
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of a sudden i was aware that sherry had
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not come to the house yet so
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something just told me that something
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was wrong and i
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ran through the house and
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into the garage and got in my car and
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cranked it up and drove to the mailbox
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bob smith found the door of his
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daughter's automobile open the motor
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running and shari's purse on the seat
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i saw barefooted footprints going to the
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mailbox but none coming back and he said
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honey
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i don't know how to tell you
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this but sherry's car is at the end of
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the driveway running and she's not in it
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and i can remember now i said oh my god
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not my sherry
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panic stricken the couple called the
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lexington county sheriff's office
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near the mailbox on the ground with some
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mail which indicated to us
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that she had gotten out of the car to
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pick up the mail and was probably
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abducted at that point if you find or
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spot anything out of the ordinary
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lexington county sheriff jim metz
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immediately organized the largest
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manhunt in south carolina history
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we really didn't know whether sherry
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knew her abductor or not we certainly
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had no reason to expect that she had run
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away
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or that she left on our own whoever it
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is that has
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our daughter sherry
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we want her back
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we miss her
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we love her
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and please send her back home where she
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belongs
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[Applause]
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all her parents could do
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was wait
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the smith family was a very influential
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family in the community and there was no
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reason that we could determine why she
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would be kidnapped other than maybe for
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ransom purposes so we anticipated that
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the individual individuals responsible
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would make contact with the family
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the sheriff's suspicions proved right
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two days after sherry had been abducted
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the smiths received a phone call
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a man with a strangely distorted voice
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demanded to speak to mrs smith to prove
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the call was not a hoax he described the
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black and yellow bathing suit cherry was
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wearing beneath her shorts and shirt
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he said he would release her
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he said that
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she was fine they were watching tv
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she was eating a little bit and
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but he was giving her lots of water
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and she was
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doing great
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he made no ransom demand
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but he told the smiths
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that they would be receiving a letter in
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the morning
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my reaction was an individual who's got
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some sophistication in the crime he's
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committing this is not the first time
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that he has engaged in a sex crime of
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some sort probably has been thinking
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about committing a crime like this for
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quite some time
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agent walker agreed
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that the best hope of finding shari
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could come from the letter her abductor
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promised was coming
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we woke up the postmaster in lexington
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on the weekend went over to the post
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office and started looking through the
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mail and everybody put on plastic gloves
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and we all sorted through the mail till
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we found the letter addressed to the
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smiths
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inside
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was a letter
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in sherry's handwriting
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at the top of the first page was the
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heading
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last will and testament
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sherry smith's abductor had allowed the
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teenager to write a two-page letter to
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her family
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in which she told them
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how much she loved them i had a very
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helpless feeling come over me but i was
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not without hope
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i held out my hope to the end but i was
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totally helpless the word last will and
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testament just knocked me back and i was
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totally helpless i did not know what to
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do or what to say
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and then i had the tough part was i had
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to show the letter to my wife
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please don't ever let this ruin your
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lives shari's letter read just keep on
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living one day at a time for jesus
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some good will come out of this
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my thoughts will always be with and in
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you
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in parentheses with the words casket
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closed
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[Music]
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sheriff metz immediately sent the letter
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to the south carolina law enforcement
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crime lab hoping forensic document
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examiner mickey dawson could find some
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clues
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i was looking for hand printing or
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handwriting
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i was looking to see if i could find any
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trace evidences into hairs and fibers
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after the letter arrived
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the abductor called the smith family
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again
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have you received the mail today
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yes i have
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do you believe me now
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well i'm not really sure i believe you
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because i haven't had any word from
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sherry
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and i need to know
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that sherry
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[Applause]
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later that same evening he called once
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more
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saying the cherry was alive and implied
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he would release her soon
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i want you to think
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sherry is now part of me physically
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mentally emotionally spiritually
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the call was traced to a public pay
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phone at a drugstore in downtown
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lexington but in 1985 trap and trace
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required 15 minutes for authorities to
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trace the call and reach its location
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the abductor remained on the phone for a
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very short time
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five days after shari's abduction
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the kidnapper called again and spoke to
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both sherry's mother and her 21 year old
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sister dawn
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okay 4 58 am
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no i'm sorry hold on 3 10.
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on saturday the first again
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she hand wrote what you received
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4 58 am saturday the first degree okay
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saturday the 1st of june
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4 58 a.m
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do not kill my daughter please
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i mean please
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the next day
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he made another call
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hello please do carefully take highway
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378 west to traffic circle take
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prosperity exit go one and a half miles
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turn right at sign loose large number
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103
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go one quarter mile
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turn left at white frame building go to
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backyard six feet beyond we're waiting
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god chose us
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and i begged the police officers i said
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let me go with you let me go i want to
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go with you to find sherry
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but investigators insisted on going
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alone
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sherry's body was found
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in the backyard
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on the body
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with the yellow top and white shorts
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she'd last been seen in
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the autopsy revealed
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sherry had been dead for several days
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investigators believe that sherry's
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abductor inadvertently revealed when he
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killed her when he corrected himself
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about the time she wrote the letter
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they believe sherry died
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at 4 58 on the morning of june first two
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hours
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after she wrote the letter
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if that were the case
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sherry remained alive for only 12 hours
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after her abduction
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one line i'll never forget when she says
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casket closed
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can you imagine
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what was going through her mind knowing
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what she was gonna face
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she knew at that point that her body
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would be in a condition that the casket
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had to be closed
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agent walker believes the killer tried
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to buy time while the body was outside
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diminishing the chances to recover
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crucial forensic evidence
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the medical examiner found residue of
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duct tape on her face
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suggesting that the cause of death was
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suffocation
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her hair was substantially shorter he
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had to cut the duct tape out of her hair
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to keep from leaving it behind and
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that told me that he had some experience
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at least or some level of criminal
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sophistication
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based on knowledge gained from past
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offenders of similar crimes
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the fbi had this hypothesis the profile
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that we developed of him described a
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white male prior married
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unsuccessfully married probably not
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currently married
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mid to late 20s to maybe even as old as
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early 30s
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who
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who had a history of sex crimes
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the signal analysis unit of the fbi
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engineering section told investigators
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that the voice distortion of the
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abductor's voice was accomplished by
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something called a variable speed
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control device
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we believed either through employment or
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through his technical education
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had some sort of background or
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experience in electronics
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investigators believe the killer had
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everything planned out and was reading
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from a script clearly evident when he
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corrected himself about the time of
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shari's letter
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4 58 am
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as a final assault to the family
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the killer called them on the night of
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shari's funeral
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it was a collect call
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he wanted to tell us just how he had
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murdered sherry and he said well can you
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take it
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who could take it
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but we didn't have a choice we had to
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try to keep him on the line to find out
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where he was a few weeks later
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the killer called again
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this time
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he no longer wanted to talk
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about sherry
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[Music]
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after the funeral of seventeen-year-old
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sherry smith
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her killer continued to taunt the family
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by phone
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but he no longer had any interest in
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sherry
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have you heard about deborah pay hamper
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no
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the 10 year old
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atl
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uh richland county yeah
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okay listen carefully
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two weeks after sherry smith was
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kidnapped
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deborah may helmet was abducted in front
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of her parents trailer in richland
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county 24 miles from the smith's home
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her father was inside just 20 feet away
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a neighbor saw someone pull up in a car
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get out and grab debra before speeding
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off
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like sherry
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deborah was a pretty blue-eyed blonde
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unlike sherry
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deborah was only a child
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turn right
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last dirt road before you come to stop
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sign at two knots road
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go through chains
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and no trespass inside
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go 50 yards
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and to the left
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spoke 10 yards
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deborah may
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just waiting
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god forgive us off
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i felt like we were dealing with the
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same individual
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investigators now knew
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they were hunting a serial killer
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based on vast criminal research
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authorities believed that the killer
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would be displaying more compulsive
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behavior losing weight drinking heavily
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not shaving regularly and would be eager
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to talk about the murder
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at the south carolina law enforcement
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division
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scientists were still going over their
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only piece of hard evidence
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sherry's last will and testament
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it had been written on lined paper from
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a legal pad
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forensic document examiner mickey dawson
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believed latent images or indentations
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from a previous page of the pad
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might be revealed with the use of an
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electrostatic detection apparatus
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when i received the letter took it into
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the laboratory and opened it up on
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sterile paper
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and
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with gloves
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took the
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pages apart
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looked at each page to the initial
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examination intake
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and then the each sheet would
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individually go into a humidified box
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increasing the humidity of the paper
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would yield a better result from the
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conductivity of electrical charges
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the document was then placed on top of a
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brass plate and the magnetic field
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activated
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the paper was then brushed with a
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substance similar to fingerprint powder
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through the combination of all of this
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latent images form dawson's first try
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yielded what appeared to be a grocery
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list
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there were some bills to pay
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and there was a list of names and
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telephone numbers left someone to call
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in case of an emergency
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dawson was able to make out what
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appeared to be
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a partial telephone number
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the first set of numbers 205 was the
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area code for alabama the next three
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eight three seven was the exchange for
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huntsville
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but they only had three of the last four
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numbers to finish the sequence
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they just plugged the
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nine digits in for the seventh and uh
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found a telephone number that was a good
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number i finally called this guy in
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alabama and said do you have any
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relatives in south carolina he said yes
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says my mother and father the man's
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father was 50 year old ellis shepherd
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who lived just 15 miles away from sherry
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smith's home
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telephone records indicated that some of
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the calls to the smith family after
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sherry's abduction were made from
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shepherd's home
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not surprisingly
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police wanted to hear
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what mr shepherd had to say
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[Music]
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fifty-year-old ella shepard was an
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electrician and telephone record showed
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that some of the calls to the smith's
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home after her abduction were made from
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his phone
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i wasn't worried but
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you know it was a little bit of a shock
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that they wanted to talk to me
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shepherd had no idea why his son's
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telephone number was found on sherry
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smith's last will and testament
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shepard said he and his wife were on
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vacation at the time of sherry smith's
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abduction an alibi which checked out
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then police played a recording of the
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killer's voice
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[Music]
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i said dirty son of a [ __ ] because i
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knew it was him and they said what i
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said that's larry gene bell and then of
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course they got very excited because you
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know they knew then that they they had
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their person
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larry gene bell
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he worked for ellis doing electrical
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wiring
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bell was house-sitting for the shepherds
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during the six weeks they had been away
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on vacation
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i'd left bail a lot of phone numbers
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that he may need to call in my absence
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while we're on our trip
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those pages were turned over to
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investigators
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a transparency of the shepherd's
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original note was superimposed over
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sherry's last will and testament
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the shepherd's note
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matched the indentations on sherry's
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letter
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proving that cherry used the piece of
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paper directly underneath
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the shepherds also said that when bell
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picked them up at the airport all he
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wanted to talk about was the kidnapping
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and murder of the smith girl
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bell had lost weight was unshaven and
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seemed highly agitated
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this is the police video taken inside
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the shepherd's home
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investigators found six blonde hairs in
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the bathroom that were microscopically
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similar to shari's hair
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the commemorative duck stamp used to
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mail her last will and testament matched
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a sheet of stamps in ellis shepherd's
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desk drawer
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bell was arrested the following morning
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he just seemed to be shocked
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that law enforcement now had centered in
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on him
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as the fbi had predicted
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bell had been involved in various sexual
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incidents since childhood
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he had been in trouble for making
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obscene telephone calls and at one point
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even attempting to kidnap a young co-ed
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from the university of south carolina
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when questioned bell denied any
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involvement in the murders of sherry
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smith and deborah helmick
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the only thing he wanted to say over and
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over was that this larry jean bell
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didn't do it it's the bad larry jean
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bell
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larry jean bell
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stood trial for the merger of shari
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smith in january 1986.
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during my closing argument i told the
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jury
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sheri smith
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had the fortitude and the courage
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to write out her last will and testament
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and i put the pen that we took from the
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shepherd's house in front of the jury i
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said now each one of you
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don't you have the courage to sign your
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name
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on a death penalty verdict
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who it was electrified
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the jury needed only 47 minutes to
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return the verdict of guilty of
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kidnapping and first degree murder
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larry jean bell was sentenced to death
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by electrocution
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that was the only punishment for him
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and probably this is horrible to say
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too good of a punishment for him
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he was tried separately for the
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kidnapping and murder of deborah
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hellmick
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that jury returned
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the same verdict
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ten years after his trial larry jean
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bell became the last man to die in south
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carolina's electric chair
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without that letter
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and without the ability to bring up
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things on that page that you couldn't
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see with the naked eye
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it would have been even longer before we
00:21:20
would have gotten lara jean bell
00:21:22
that piece of paper that indented
00:21:23
writing is what made the case and what
00:21:25
sealed his fate
00:21:27
he ultimately signed his death warrant
00:21:30
bob smith remains a chaplain for the
00:21:32
sheriff's department
00:21:34
his wife hilda recently authored a book
00:21:37
the rose of sherry to honor their
00:21:40
daughter's memory
00:21:42
both are convinced as sherry predicted
00:21:45
in her last will and testament
00:21:47
some good has come out of their
00:21:49
monumental loss
00:21:52
that letter has has been more closure to
00:21:54
me than any kind of closure that the
00:21:56
courts can do for me just the fact that
00:21:58
she knew where she was going and she had
00:21:59
that kind of faith
00:22:02
[Music]
00:22:12
[Music]
00:22:36
you

Badges

This episode stands out for the following:

  • 85
    Most heartbreaking
  • 80
    Most emotional
  • 80
    Most intense
  • 75
    Most shocking

Episode Highlights

  • Sherry's Last Will
    Seventeen-year-old Sherry Smith was allowed to write a letter to her family before her abduction, which she titled 'Last Will and Testament.' In it, she expressed her love and urged them to keep living.
    “Please don't ever let this ruin your lives.”
    @ 05m 44s
    December 10, 2021
  • The Abductor's Disturbing Calls
    The Smith family received chilling phone calls from Sherry's abductor, who taunted them and described her condition, claiming she was fine.
    “I want you to think Sherry is now part of me physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually.”
    @ 07m 10s
    December 10, 2021
  • The Tragic Discovery
    Sherry's body was found in the backyard, revealing she had been dead for several days. The autopsy suggested suffocation as the cause of death.
    “Casket closed.”
    @ 10m 06s
    December 10, 2021

Episode Quotes

  • Please don't ever let this ruin your lives.
    Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 42 - Last Will - Full Episode
  • Casket closed.
    Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 42 - Last Will - Full Episode
  • Can you imagine what was going through her mind?
    Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 42 - Last Will - Full Episode

Key Moments

  • Family Panic02:16
  • Largest Manhunt02:41
  • Chilling Phone Calls03:43
  • Last Words05:17
  • Hope and Despair05:28
  • Final Assault12:01
  • Closure21:54

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