When a woman's body is discovered at an Anaheim trash facility, a dedicated detective makes a promise to her mother to get justice. She doesn't know that search will bring her face to face with a serial killer. Keith Morrison reports.Keith Morrison catches up with Julissa Trapp in Dateline’s ‘After the Verdict’ series. They discuss what she’s been up to since appearing on Dateline, including her promotion to sergeant and her interview with the second of the two serial killers featured in the episode.Now with the cold case unit, Sgt. Trapp reveals details about a 40-year-old murder that was recently solved and, as she approaches retirement, tells Keith about the legacy she hopes to leave behind. Available exclusively to Dateline Premium subscribers. https://dateline.supportingcast.fm/listen/dateline-nbc-premium/after-the-verdict-good-evil
Chapter 1: What tragic discovery sets the investigation in motion?
She was on a conveyor belt. Only her feet were exposed. The workers thought it was a mannequin. Her last hours on earth were not pleasant.
Young women, murdered or missing. Families in anguish.
I would text her, and she would text right back. But this time, nothing.
When they killed her, they killed me.
A serial killer at work, and maybe he had a friend. That's crazy.
They don't work together. Serial killers are loners. Very rare.
Two suspected killers on the hunt, hunting them, a detective devoted to justice, and more.
It's almost like you've adopted these young women.
There was a lot of visits to my local church saying, please don't let me screw this up.
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Chapter 2: How did Detective Trapp become involved in the case?
I knew this was going to be a lot different than any other interview I had done.
Takeout with a killer. It is spicy.
I told you. I told you to be careful.
For six months, Kathy Menzies waited for news about her daughter, Kiana. Still woke up every day, hoping she'd call or text and dreading a knock at the door. Which, in April 2014, is what happened.
My heart sunk when they came because I knew right away that it wasn't going to be good news.
No, not good news at all. Anaheim police told her that two men, Frank Cano and Stephen Gordon, were now under arrest for the murder of her daughter and three other young women in Orange County.
What were you like that night? I just wanted to sleep. I wanted to, like, go to sleep and wake up and pinch myself.
And make it a different world.
Exactly.
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