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The ranger suspected it was to do with narcotics trafficking. A bell went off in my head that this could have something to do with the bank robbery.

The ranger suspected it was to do with narcotics trafficking. A bell went off in my head that this could have something to do with the bank robbery.

Hey, James. Jim Allen with the Rangers. How you doing?

Hey, James. Jim Allen with the Rangers. How you doing?

How's life treating you today?

How's life treating you today?

Have you ever trusted anyone in your life? Today's the day. Because there's no one else that can help you in this deal. I just want to go home. There's an opportunity for that. You steer the boat, man. If you don't play, you can get indicted for capital murder.

Have you ever trusted anyone in your life? Today's the day. Because there's no one else that can help you in this deal. I just want to go home. There's an opportunity for that. You steer the boat, man. If you don't play, you can get indicted for capital murder.

So first he tells you, hey, you want to help me with the job, I'm going to shoot this lady. And I'll give you $1,000 for it. And what else does he say?

So first he tells you, hey, you want to help me with the job, I'm going to shoot this lady. And I'll give you $1,000 for it. And what else does he say?

Tell me where you dropped him off.

Tell me where you dropped him off.

The Branch Davidian complex in Waco, Texas goes up in flames.

The Branch Davidian complex in Waco, Texas goes up in flames.

The first responders from the medical field are saying that lividity either was setting in or set, which in that timeframe, that's a problem.

The first responders from the medical field are saying that lividity either was setting in or set, which in that timeframe, that's a problem.

In one of the photographs, there is a small abrasion that is to the bridge of her nose.

In one of the photographs, there is a small abrasion that is to the bridge of her nose.

The clothing, it appears consistent, especially her panties. as to how you would typically find if they were put on by the individual not somebody else with a lady who is not able to assist if he would lie about dressing her why and he wanted to explain their body was cold by saying she was nude on top of the bed as if she would have aired out cooled off

The clothing, it appears consistent, especially her panties. as to how you would typically find if they were put on by the individual not somebody else with a lady who is not able to assist if he would lie about dressing her why and he wanted to explain their body was cold by saying she was nude on top of the bed as if she would have aired out cooled off

David walks in this room, and it's to speak to David's confidence in that he's wearing a t-shirt that's about two sizes too small. He's wearing jeans that have holes in them. It looks like he hadn't slept in 14 days, his hair standing up. I have instant respect for him because I can tell this is a guy that doesn't give up.

David walks in this room, and it's to speak to David's confidence in that he's wearing a t-shirt that's about two sizes too small. He's wearing jeans that have holes in them. It looks like he hadn't slept in 14 days, his hair standing up. I have instant respect for him because I can tell this is a guy that doesn't give up.

To listen to the emotion in those calls, you know, just gut-wrenching. In my 30-plus years, I'd never heard anything like it.

To listen to the emotion in those calls, you know, just gut-wrenching. In my 30-plus years, I'd never heard anything like it.

She is not your typical victim by any stretch of the circumstance. It was an extremely unusual case.

She is not your typical victim by any stretch of the circumstance. It was an extremely unusual case.

The crime scene investigators at the time also collected a lot of evidence from the house. And one of those pieces of evidence being the bedspread.

The crime scene investigators at the time also collected a lot of evidence from the house. And one of those pieces of evidence being the bedspread.

I want you to think about the next words that come out of your mouth. Don't you think very hard about that. We felt like we had a home run right then and there.

I want you to think about the next words that come out of your mouth. Don't you think very hard about that. We felt like we had a home run right then and there.

There's two people that know that story. You're one of them, and she's the other. And she can't talk.

There's two people that know that story. You're one of them, and she's the other. And she can't talk.

You know that every day that you don't solve that crime is a day that you're not going to be able to bring that perpetrator justice.

You know that every day that you don't solve that crime is a day that you're not going to be able to bring that perpetrator justice.

We felt like we had a home run right then and there.

We felt like we had a home run right then and there.

And we got the call. This is our guy. This is a match. Of course, we're chomping at the bit to get there to Ohio.

And we got the call. This is our guy. This is a match. Of course, we're chomping at the bit to get there to Ohio.

What we're here about is we're cold case investigators. Do you want that shock and awe factor? You want him to walk in the room, you want him to see a guy with a cowboy hat on, and he knows that this is not someone from Ohio. He thought we were there just following up on an old case. Like, hey, these guys, they don't have anything.

What we're here about is we're cold case investigators. Do you want that shock and awe factor? You want him to walk in the room, you want him to see a guy with a cowboy hat on, and he knows that this is not someone from Ohio. He thought we were there just following up on an old case. Like, hey, these guys, they don't have anything.

They're just asking me all these questions in case they do one day. I don't think he had any idea that we had his DNA. So the crime that we're looking at is the murder of Mary Catherine Edwards. She was murdered in 1995. She and her sister, Allison, were actually in your wedding. Right. In 1982. Were you aware of the crime, even? No. You didn't know that Catherine Edwards was murdered? No, sir.

They're just asking me all these questions in case they do one day. I don't think he had any idea that we had his DNA. So the crime that we're looking at is the murder of Mary Catherine Edwards. She was murdered in 1995. She and her sister, Allison, were actually in your wedding. Right. In 1982. Were you aware of the crime, even? No. You didn't know that Catherine Edwards was murdered? No, sir.

Did not. Wedding night only would have been the only time you'd seen her? Probably so. Okay. Never, obviously, had sex with her? No. Never? Never. Did you ever go in her house at all? Any house that she ever lived in? No. Clay, I'm going to level with you, okay? Right here and now, and I want you to hear me real close. All right, sir.

Did not. Wedding night only would have been the only time you'd seen her? Probably so. Okay. Never, obviously, had sex with her? No. Never? Never. Did you ever go in her house at all? Any house that she ever lived in? No. Clay, I'm going to level with you, okay? Right here and now, and I want you to hear me real close. All right, sir.

What I'm going to tell you right now is your DNA was on Catherine's bed and was inside Catherine.

What I'm going to tell you right now is your DNA was on Catherine's bed and was inside Catherine.

There's only one way for it to get there. And that's by you putting it there. There's two people that know that story. You're one of them, and she's the other. And she can't talk. What I ask you is, now, to be honest with us completely, and tell us, how did that happen?

There's only one way for it to get there. And that's by you putting it there. There's two people that know that story. You're one of them, and she's the other. And she can't talk. What I ask you is, now, to be honest with us completely, and tell us, how did that happen?

There were family there. There were friends there. There were former students of Catherine's that were there to see that justice was going to be served.

There were family there. There were friends there. There were former students of Catherine's that were there to see that justice was going to be served.

I'll tell you that any time I've had a jury trial, I'm scared to death when they're walking back in that room. That is the most tense moment ever for me.

I'll tell you that any time I've had a jury trial, I'm scared to death when they're walking back in that room. That is the most tense moment ever for me.

Absolutely, all over the country and all over the world. But finding every case, I think, would be the goal. Every one. Every sexual assault, every homicide, every one of them.

Absolutely, all over the country and all over the world. But finding every case, I think, would be the goal. Every one. Every sexual assault, every homicide, every one of them.

We got the call about 6 o'clock of an accident on Deer Ridge Mountain. My primary concern was finding where the patient was quickly. I'd only been hiking 30 minutes when I heard radio traffic.

We got the call about 6 o'clock of an accident on Deer Ridge Mountain. My primary concern was finding where the patient was quickly. I'd only been hiking 30 minutes when I heard radio traffic.

Good depression. Henthorne was performing CPR. It made me realize that this was probably not gonna have a good ending. As I got closer, I started blowing my whistle, and Henthorne also had a whistle, and he responded. As I approached, she was laying on her back and her head was wrapped. It was obvious she had a head wound.

Good depression. Henthorne was performing CPR. It made me realize that this was probably not gonna have a good ending. As I got closer, I started blowing my whistle, and Henthorne also had a whistle, and he responded. As I approached, she was laying on her back and her head was wrapped. It was obvious she had a head wound.

Her eyes were partially open and I evaluated her for a pulse and respirations. I told Harold, I'm sorry, but she's gone.

Her eyes were partially open and I evaluated her for a pulse and respirations. I told Harold, I'm sorry, but she's gone.

I told Harold, I'm sorry, but she's gone.

I told Harold, I'm sorry, but she's gone.

One of the things I had brought with me was a memory card from Tony's camera, and I showed him some of the pictures off the camera, and he acted upset. He said, that's my wife, Mark. That's my wife, as he looked at pictures of Tony.

One of the things I had brought with me was a memory card from Tony's camera, and I showed him some of the pictures off the camera, and he acted upset. He said, that's my wife, Mark. That's my wife, as he looked at pictures of Tony.