attached a gps locator on his car as it sat in the parking lot. now there was no minute of the day when the team didn t know where ethan and heather were and what they were doing. and almost immediately, they got a surprise. when ethan was at work, heather sneaked over to visit the man living next door. rode around town with him. they were going to the bank a lot. and i called one of the investigators of wachovia. as a result of that, they found that they were kiting checks. they were actually stealing money from the bank. despite what bobby told the bank, it never resulted in charges against anybody. but that wasn t all he discovered. the gps tracker on ethan s car led bobby to a couple of local pawnshops. pawning jewelry. the jewelry was a red flag to us. was it kate s jewelry? they couldn t be sure yet without more surveillance, that is. and then the landlord called gene again, another tip. this one bad. ethan and heather weren t paying rent.
the connection between ethan and heather, and kate s disappearance, without police help. we ll always sort of remain stealth, as much as possible. [music playing] keith morrison: 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 a corner of his kitchen window. a camera trained right at ethan s front door. it was motion detected, just like that light that they ve got over the door is. so when they drove in, it would light up. and it would light up for our camera. and that s enough illumination to illuminate to see what they would be carrying. and that would lead us to know that they had something to do with kate s disappearance. keith morrison: and when ethan and heather left the apartment, bobby had that covered, too. he had already tracked ethan to his job at a local hotel and attached a gps locator on his car, as it sat in the par
from the man who escaped the tsarnaev brothers. gas station cameras caught the moment a man ran for his life, escaping the tsarnaev brothers who had carjacked him earlier in the night. he had pulled over to answer a text message when he said tamerlan tsarnaev pulled a gun on him and got in the car. for two hours they drove around as the brothers used the man s atm card to get cash. they pulled up to a gas station and dzhokhar went out to get cash. that s when the man saw an opening and sprinted across the street. once inside he pleaded with the cashier to call 911. tell me what happened. somebody took your car? yes. what happened when they took your car? they said that they are the they did the explosion they what? they are the suspects of the marathon explosion. a gps locator inside the
to make out any definition whatsoever. that s the challenge, they look at this, they think it may be something, it s yellow, the definition is hard to define, it s hard to see what it is. and so they call it in, they drop a flare marker on it. the trouble is, by the time the ship gets to the area, the flare has already gone out, the smoke s gone out. they sometimes will try to get an electronic device on it, a gps locator on it so they can mark the area, but then it drifts, you know, the object drifts so far. so they re in this incredibly challenging environment, they re still about 1,100 miles away from perth, australia, in the middle of this vast ocean, there s one of those smoke bombs that they drop, and then they go out before a ship gets there because it s in a water environment. and 45,000 pieces of debris every square mile that really gives you a sense of what they re up against. they will take off again in a few hours, about three or four hours when sunlight hits, we re talking
they have to search. it truly is, buddy. i added this up because i can do an area search on a google map. we re looking at about 2 million square miles. if you only go 200 mile one way or the other of this last potential ping, if you weren t with us, i don t have time to show you why we have this red arc here and this arc here but trust me, it is part of an incomplete gps locator. the plane was somewhere along here at 8:11. if you go 100 mile either side of that, you get something almost two-thirds of the united states to search for one airplane. chad myers, appreciate it. coming up, i m going to speak with a military and survival expert who says we should hold out hope. we should hold out hope that everyone on board that flight is still alive. he said it is very much possible. plus, more on our breaking news. a delta flight here in the u.s.