wanted to do this. then it happened again to another mother and another daughter. somebody is killing mothers and daughters. that is about as scary as it. gets who is out there. and who would be next. something you would never imagined would happen. the clues lie here, in abandon mansion, erie, haunting. where was this killer? hiding cold calculating eyes, lifeless. he was almost a ghost. could they catch him? could they stop him? i get chills all over. i m kind of on the edge of my. seat he truly thought he could outsmart us. hello and welcome to dateline. would you recognize danger, if it was lurking nearby? this story that you are about to hear, is a tale of true terror. a killer was stalking victims in a quiet neighborhood, leaving residents panicked that they would be next. police were determined to catch him, unaware he was hiding in plain sight. but soon, a stolen set of keys would help investigators unlock a mystery and unmask a murderer. here is d
kill us. yet all the evidence was purely circumstantial, not enough to charge, let alone convicted jason with murder. that was about to change. and it had to do with the one case police had plenty of evidence for, the weapons theft. when the agents talked to jason s about it, he mentioned the spooky house, an abandoned building off to be in path and upper marlborough. he said he is a complicated sweat to divvy up dilute. detective shark never had a spooky feeling he d bought more than guns there. we re still trying to find the place or house or whatever where the do its were stored or kept for those 20 someone hours. so this spooky, house whatever it, is could be the place. absolutely. and according to jason s proffer, if his statements led
could use the words of others. so one investigators found that other accomplices of jason s, they grilled him. do you know of him to break into a house and just take carcass? yeah he talked about one job, a couple of jobs going in and take the keys and just have just in case he needed the car. these details eerily mirrored what happened in the dewitt murders. he likes to steal car keys, spare keys. he likes to come back later and get that car. that was exactly the case with the nissan, right. first. check he likes to park carson vacant houses, preferably houses that were for sale. again the torched car with the bodies, was a vacant house that was up for. sale detective nelson nail down several connections between jason s got in the first mother daughter murder. the law often. s most important of those, jason s car, a dark blue toyota kammuri. it matched the description of the mysterious car one of the law often s neighbors had seen.
so knowing that jason knew my name and thinking he could figure out where i live, i actually grabbed my gun and proceeded to tactically clear my house. just to make sure that he wasn t the reason for the power being out. as i worked my way through the house and into the kitchen, i finally came up and i noticed that in the backyard, the entire neighborhood is dark. at that point, i take a sigh of relief and i realize it s not him. but that s how concerned i was. he is that dangerous of a guy, that i recognize he needed to be in jail. if jason scott was smart, the task force simply had to be smarter. and investigators notice jason did not seem to understand an important legal nuance. his proffer did not guarantee him complete immunity. the cops could not use his own words against him, but they
residents, home invasion victims vicky and lloyd urban that man only one thing, panic. it was crazy. i couldn t sleep at night. any sound, i had alarms put up throughout the entire house and plus we got the dog, and bars on the windows. yes. the house was turned into four knocks. a barking crazy dog who closet the windows if he hears a doorbell ring. there was no peace in the house. i was like, we have to turn some of this stuff down. i can t live like this because he s, like i don t care if this is going to save our, life you know? just the fear that spread was absolutely amazing. by july 2009, four months after the debate murders and six months after the lofted murders, detectives were stumped. we kept calling them and they weren t giving us no answers so that pisses me off because i felt like we deserved to know something. it was wild.