and justice? well. we shall see. coming up. they thought they solved the case. but what it stick? frankly. we did not have a lot of evidence. we had a lot of opinions, and we had a lot of conjecture. moïse but actual evidence? it just was not there. and the close call that just might have saved kate waring life. i always feel if i could ve hung on one more month. i could ve helped her. when dateline continues. almost everybody in charleston, south carolina knows who the county solicitor is. scarlett they call her.
kate and where we can find her. we know mack and kamp killed her, and this money could be yours, low that point, that s when the bedroom door buster open, and there s a lot of yelling and screaming. to the other surprise, there came another kamp, angrily and quickly pulling her clothes back together. didn t appear to be a business meeting, the team interrupted. the detectives told who they were, and who they work for. heather kamp gets on the cell phone, and makes the call to ethan mack. said, even, andy savages investigators are here trying to get terri williams of roll on us. and when she said that, the three of us looked at one another, and police terms, we knew that was definitely the case. we knew they had done it. oh, yes, decades of investigating made it perfectly clear to the a-team. whatever happened to kate waring, events mack and heather kamp or in it up to their eyeballs. coming up we knew something was up. a new direction. the search for kate waring takes the
we received a request from a local agency to help with a missing hiker. dennis murphy (voiceover): the case of the hiker missing for two days didn t look good to the seasoned detective because of some disturbing items that had been recovered on the trail. dennis murphy: what were the things that were found out in that trail area that you thought were alarming? john cagle: a couple of water bottles, a dog leash, and a police expandable baton. this is a piece of professional gear. it is. it s just a metal pipe that is expandable. you see almost every uniformed police officer in the nation carrying these things. did those artifacts, the water bottle, the baton, found together, tell you a story at all or suggest something ominous? yes, we found those items in an area where the ground had appeared to have been disturbed. and we became concerned that possibly a struggle took place there. dennis murphy (voiceover): meredith s water bottles, ella s leash, and signs of a struggle nothing about
she is strong. she s tiny and petite, 120 pounds. but let me tell you, i have every hope that if anybody could she can run those mountains. she she s a strong person. if anybody can survive this, she can. dennis murphy (voiceover): the missing woman was deceptively strong. not just an experienced hiker, but an accomplished martial arts enthusiast as well. a blue belt in aikido and a blue belt in judo. so take her on at your peril. absolutely. i mean, she would fight you. and she would actually come home and tell me, you know, i threw this 220-pound man. i beat him up today in class. dennis murphy (voiceover): by now, with half of georgia looking for this gary hilton, authorities outside tallahassee, florida to the south were wondering about his connections with a missing woman there. it was then that the detectives got solid information about another killing in a national forest. we re in our command post, and a detective walked in and said that they had a case. it took place in nort
their findings were deeply troubling. coming up, might a movie hold the key to this case? premise of the movie is, we re going to take some women into the woods, and then, poof, they re going to be hunted down. dennis murphy (voiceover): maybe, once investigators learn who was behind it. is gary involved in this? gary is helping me throughout. dennis murphy (voiceover): when mystery on blood mountain continues. hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills.