officer had put a gps tracking device on his car. for a majority of the time we knew where he was. reporter: the car and ernie s visits to dating sites led police to a number of young women he, well, met. like the one in new orleans who called the police after a strange night with a man who first told her he was writing a novel about a gambler who is a suspect in his parents murder and who then told her his own parents had been murdered. and when she went back to his hotel room, he had rigged it with bungee cords, said if someone had come to get him he had a plan to escape. he was going to break the window of the hotel room and basically rappel out of the hotel room window. did she, quite understandably, hightail it out of there?
2008. ernie scherer iii, person of interest in a particularly violent murder of his parents quite suddenly got out of dodge skbrmpt the he was gone. guilty conscience or an innocent man fed up with negative attention from the cops. detectives did not panic. ernie probably didn t know it but an enterprising officer fitted his car with a gps tracking device. for the majority of the time we knew where he was. the car plus regular visits to social media dating sites led police to a number of young women he met like the onen new orleans who called the police after a strange night with a man who told her he was writing a novel about a gambler who is a suspect in his parent m s murde when she went back tohis hotel room he rigged it with bungee
taking a break to visit the beach before finally heading home to washington, d.c. he had no idea his life was about to change forever. i had all the gear in pelican cases. one of the heaviest ones, 60 some odd pounds. i was trying to bungee it and it just kind of toppled over the top of the car. it was up high and i was down low trying to connect the bungee cords and it hit my forearm. it hurt. i knew i hurt myself, but it was a bruise, you know? it was a bruise and i wanted to go to the beach. and i was like, well, this will be okay. i wasn t leaving for a couple of days. the bruise hurt but miles thought, it s just a bruise. after all, it wasn t a dramatic incident like a car crash or a sky diving accident. it was just a case that fell and hit his arm. so miles did what we all do too often. we ignore the pain, hoping it would just go away. it turned out to be an honest but nearly fatal mistake.
people in the philippines working to add vitamin a to the daily staple, rice. he shot a story and packed up his camera gear into hard covered cases called pel cap cases with the intention of taking a break to visit the beach before finally heading home to washington, d.c. he had no idea his life was about to change forever. i had all the gear in pelican cases. one of the heaviest ones, 60 some odd pounds. i was trying to bungee it and it just kind of toppled over the top of the car. was up high and i was down low trying to connect the bungee cords and it hit my forearm. it hurt. i knew i hurt myself, but it was a bruise, you know? it was a bruise and i wanted to go to the beach. and i was like, well, this will be okay. i wasn t leaving for a couple of days. the bruise hurt but miles thought, it s just a bruise. after all, it wasn t a dramatic incident like a car crash or a
accident. what is our judicial system saying? drunk, drive, kill somebody. you re fine. that s what they re saying. the judge says the light sentence comes from a lack of evidence. we have this. potholes, tire debris, normal things that you usually have to avoid in the road. but drivers in pennsylvania getting quite a shock when a dead body landed in the middle of the road. even stranger, no one seemed to think anything of it. first it was weird. nobody was stopping. and i m looking around to see if it was some kind of a weird prank. everyone was driving around it. no one was stopping. the corner says the door of their truck malfunctioned and is now being held together by bungee cords. more than 100 homes evacuated right now in a small town in pennsylvania because of some sort of mysterious odor.