about this activity. back to you. gregg: greg palkot live in london. thanks. jenna? jenna: police are struggling to piece together a possible serial killer case made more difficult after the confessed murderer committed suicide. rick folbaum live in the newsroom with the backstory here, rick. you watch tv shows about serial killers and they testimony stories of twisted people who lead double lives and israel keyes would be absolutely the star of one of those shows. an army vet returned from active duty. worked as a carpenter and traveled the country killing random people. the fbi is still trying to piece his entire story together. a job made much harder now that kooers apparently killed himself in his jail cell. that happened sunday morning. he was arrested last march and charged in the death of a 18-year-old woman in alaska, a coffee stand barista who he abducted and later killed. the abduction was caught on tape. it generated a lot of news coverage including here on happening now.
a search underway in alaska for a 18-year-old believed to have been kidnapped from her job. police in anchorage looking for samantha koenig and they say surveillance video shows her leaving her job as a coffee stand barista with a man who appeared to be armed and was likely a stranger. koenig, supposed to close the shop wednesday night. but when her co-worker got there the next morning he she says the stand was abandoned and the money missing from the cash register. it basically looked like someone just literally walked out of their shift. i started kind of noticing a little bit more things. i looked in my register, looked for the money that goes in my register, it was gone and i looked in the deposit bag, they were all gone. harris: court records show that koenig filed for a protective order, but it was never ordered because she doesn t show up to court. her family is offering at least $12,000 for developments