who tries to cash a bogus check with kate s name on it and lies to police. seems like evidence these two were involved in her disappearance up to their necks. enough to haul them in anyway, but i was told that the story panned out. and that these were petty criminals, and the check was going to be taken separate from the missing person. what did you say to that? i just didn t think it was the right thing to do. we had to figure out who wrote and endorsed those checks, who signed and wrote the checks. sure. it was obvious the a-team would have to find the connection between ethan and heather and kate s disappearance without police help. sort of remained stealthy as much as possible. time to keep a careful, quiet eye on ethan mack and heather kamp. so gene frazier persuaded his church friend, ethan s landlord, to allow surveillance specialist bobby minter to tuck a hidden camera into the corner of the kitchen window.
pleaded guilty to murder and forgery and obstruction of justice, they didn t need a trial for her either. guilty but mentally ill, by the way. at her sentencing, her attorney her therapist told the judge that she developed after a deeply traumatic childhood psychological disorders. some of which rendered her incapable of separating truth from her elaborate fictions and led to her years of failed marriages, abandoned children, and constant drifting. if heather was hoping for a shorter prison term because of that, she didn t get it. instead, solicitor scarlett wilson noted she continued to lie about important details after she made her deal to testify. because she broke the deal, the sentence, 39 years. 14 more than ethan. this was heather kamp s kill. while certainly ethan mack was involved and certainly he laid his hands on kate, i do not believe that but for heather kamp we would be here.
made it perfectly clear to the a-team whatever happened to kate waring, ethan mack and heather kamp were in it up to their eyeballs. coming up we knew something was up. a new direction. the search for kate waring takes the a-team to a wild and desolate place. what would they find there? when strangers on a train continues. your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis.
perhaps what they do understand and on the street as it were is andrew jackson. and maybe benjamin franklin. and they would recognize their faces on a $20 or $50 bill. $10,000 worth of bills went into a grocery bag. 10s, 20s, 50s, and 100s. a bag with when you open it up, you know, two rolls and then everybody sees that. the eyes just jump. where better to leave that bag of money, they decided, than under the nose of the neighbor heather was going to see. the man named terry williams, the one who seemed to be kiting checks with her. we knocked on the door, and terry williams come to the door with no shirt on. uh-huh. no shirt on, short pants. terry, listen, we know you re great friends with these people, mack and kamp. you don t have to live in this condition. we know you re back on your rent. we know look at that bag of
money. this could be all yours. now to close the sale with terry williams, they try to bluff. tell us what happened to kate and where we can find her. we know mack and kamp killed her. and this money could be yours. and at that point, that s when the side the bedroom door busts open, and there s a lot of yelling and screaming. to their other surprise, there came heather kamp. angrily and quickly pulling her clothes back together. didn t appear to be a business meeting the team interrupted. the detectives told her who they were and who they worked for. and then heather kamp gets on the cell phone and makes a call to ethan mack. and says, ethan, investigators are here trying to get terry williams to 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, hey, they had done it. yes, decades of investigating