would bring them together. keen was ten months into his sentence when beaumont brought him in to talk. scared me. i thought this was some trick. keen watched nervously as beaumont pushed a folder across the table. i open it up. the first thing i seen was a picture of a mutilated dead girl and i flipped the next page and there was a different mutilated dead girl. and there was a portrait of tricia reitler. at that moment i looked up at beaumont. he said, jimmy, we need you to help us with this case. beaumont wanted keep to go undercover to transfer from his low-security lockup to a dangerous prison. and to befriend alleged serial killer larry hall. he says, if you can get solid confessions from him and help us locate the bodies that are still missing, we re willing to completely wash your record. keen s mission, to learn where tricia reitler was buried.
except enough money to keep up with the rich kids at school and he only saw one way to get it. he started selling drugs and quickly learned he was good at it. you re making decent money, you don t think is this a wrong thing that you re doing? so i kept growing into it and growing into it and by the time i was 20 years old, i mean, i was sitting on top of an empire. by keen s own account, he was pulling in around $1 million a year. he was addicted. not to the drugs, but the money. it s hard to walk away from that kind of money, especially a 20-year-old. so he didn t. and that single decision would change the rest of jimmy keen s life. and bring him face to face with an alleged serial killer. stamps.com is the best.
his hairline to his jowl. though the re-enactments helped larry make friends, he still struggled with women. what was larry like around young women growing up? very awkward. quiet. backward. did he ever talk to you about these urges he reportedly says he had urges about women? oh my gosh, it was absolutely it was out of bounds. i had no idea. jimmy keen grew up 135 miles away from kankakee, illinois. he didn t know larry hall, and he had no idea that their worlds would someday collide. third down and five at the 25 yard line. for jimmy keen, life couldn t have been more different.
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that s why they called me the assassin. you were the assassin. yes. my nickname was the assassin. and the reason why name was the assassin is because i put somebody out at every game i ve ever played. keen wasn t just the hometown hero. he was his father s namesake. my dad generally sat up here in the corner over here. if i made a spectacular play, he would always give me the you did good son. how much was he sitting in the stands? every game of my life. he never, ever missed a game or my practices. does that mean a lot to you? absolutely. my dad, he was my backbone. keen was as popular as he was athletic. you re a lend. yeah, i mean, there s no doubt. they had posters of me all over town. i mean, everybody knew who i was with my sports ability. so, yeah, i was the most popular guy around. there s no question. i was voted most popular guy in school. jimmy seemed to have everything. except enough money to keep up with the rich kids at school and he only saw one way