
This episode covers the abduction and murder of Sherry Fay Smith in 1985, the investigation that followed, and the eventual capture of her killer, Larry Gene Bell. Key topics include the strange phone calls made by the abductor, the discovery of Sherry's body, and the profile created by the FBI.
The episode begins with the discovery of Sherry's car by her father, Bob Smith, and the subsequent search for her after she went missing just days before her high school graduation. The investigation revealed a distorted voice on the phone claiming to have Sherry, leading to a series of chilling calls to her family.
As the investigation progressed, Sherry's last will and testament was intercepted, indicating her dire situation. The police received detailed instructions from the caller, which ultimately led to the discovery of Sherry's body, confirming the worst fears of her family.
Following the murder, the episode discusses the profile of the suspect, Larry Gene Bell, who had a history of attempted assaults on women. The investigation culminated in his arrest after evidence linked him to both Sherry's murder and the abduction of another girl, Deborah May Helmick.
The episode concludes with Bell's conviction and execution, highlighting the impact of the case on Sherry's family, particularly her sister Dawn, who later became Miss South Carolina.
Sherry Fay Smith was abducted and murdered in 1985, leading to the capture of killer Larry Gene Bell.

This episode stands out for the following:
I love you all so damn much sorry Dad.Last Will & Testament ////// 263
Our souls are now one.Last Will & Testament ////// 263
All he wanted to do in the beginning was make love to Dawn.Last Will & Testament ////// 263
I don't need this turd stain to be confessing for my sins.Last Will & Testament ////// 263
We have executed a sick delusional psychotic man.Last Will & Testament ////// 263
Be good, be kind, and don't litter.Last Will & Testament ////// 263