money. the more we found out about him, the more dangerous he became. he is starting to brandish a gun. i had my guns leached and next to me. i had a back pack for myself, the minute i had heard him storing i jumped out of my bed. this guy needs to be stopped. we all banded together. he s not gonna do this to another woman. it all came down to this moment. we had officers and agents in vehicle, extra points, entry points to make sure he doesn t escape. finally he was in their sights. this guy needs to be stopped. he was going from state to state and he wasn t being held accountable. this is what he did for power. it s almost like a drug. he was good. really good. the best liar i ve ever met in my life. he just didn t count on her. you have no idea, i m not gonna stop. cindi pardini was a true success story. she earned her degree in construction management and engineering. graduated with all men in a hard hat, and a gown. she went into tec
Happened to him. This need to be reported to the police. Unusual for him not to tell one of us that he was going to be gone. When was the last gotime you heard from him . Way back in may. Yeah. His dad stated he had been gone in the past to take off. It was always pretty tense at the ranch. Im not supposed to know but i do know. If the wrong thing was said or done, there was fire in her eyes. The river that runs through all of this was green with money. Very much so. Now was the time y. To find o the truth. I just kind of froze. And i said is that what i think it is . She looked at me i and said you moe you cant ever leave now. Right . Hello and welcome to dateline. Jake loved hanging out with a tight group of guys. Then he stopped answering calls and texts and his friends feared the worse. But years would pass before a series of clues unearthed something much darker. Here unis Josh Mankiewicz with trouble on the 711 ranch. Reporter sometimes it is so quiet in Western Colorado, all you
the investigator didn t know what happened, it was hopeful derek we do use the stolen card again. for a few days, he heard nothing. and then. police got a tip, he used a card, he s on a train. now let s work that angle. do you know exactly where is going? we eventually get information, as we re making phone, calls and interviewing people, that it looks like he s heading for portland. by the time asking out the tip, derek was only a few steps away from its final destination. so this really came down to? minutes yeah, we were on a time crunch. he contacted the u.s. marshals and portland, and a team race over the station. arriving, just as this train was planned. and he walked up the train, and they walked out to him and said derek? and take him into custody. bingo. finally got him. he was sent back to minnesota, where he was charged with failure to appear, and for that death by a swindle
premeditated which would suggest, you know, perhaps she knew the person because there are no signs of forced entry. this handyman apparently knew where the key was. we don t know. pete: even if the handy man was able to follow her home. steve: so many things. ainsley: neighbors said they were a lovely family. a 13 and 17-year-old. she is clearly beautiful. she has a dog. her husband, very handsome man. i read yesterday the son had just was preparing or just celebrated his bar mitzvah. steve: but if your husband is out of town with you one of your sons and your other son is at home. do you go a bar after a night in new york city and sit alone for 40 minutes and text people? pete: 13 is the leading edge of acceptable on that, right? to leave him home alone? i have got almost a 12-year-old and he is not currently qualified. carley: i was talking to a police officer about this yesterday who knows an investigator working on the case, investigator didn t say
in the afternoon, they are not wearing masks. so it s like we have to wear a mask on the airplane, they say, because they are going to appeal if the doj says if the cdc says we ll go ahead and appeal. they don t do it at the white house but they want everybody else to do it. a double standard. ainsley: a lot of people moved to florida during the pandemic. restaurants open. didn t have to wear the masks as often down there. the governor said we are going to be free and you get to make your own choice. so a long time ago, back in 1967, there was a law that was there was an act that was signed into law it involved the ready creek improvement district which protected disney. disney could basically have their own government. steve: hey, come to florida and build a join began particular amusement park. ainsley: they built in orange county. it was swampy, rural land. people really didn t live in that area. the counties didn t have enough money to support this. so they went to the legi