him alive. what did you learn about him? at face value, typical southern illinois guy. middle class family. reporter: his name was gaege bethune. his mom penny was also a nurse. gaege was a very laid back, good kid, a lot of dreams and hope. reporter: penny says gaege fell story for pravin walking by in the cold. he didn t have a coat, and asked him for a ride, and gaege says. yes penny says gaege had no idea that pravin was missing until he saw the story on tv. he immediately went to his father and then they took care of things. the following is a statement taken from gaege he told police that he was upset when he found that pravin was missing. he seemed eager to tell detectives everything he knew. and he came up to my window and said, hey, can you give me a ride. and so i did. it s cold outside, nobody needs to be walking in this cold.
for pravin walking by in the cold. he didn t have a coat, and asked him for a ride, and gaege says. yes penny says gaege had no idea that pravin was missing until he saw the story on tv. he immediately went to his father and then they took care of things. the following is a statement taken from gaege he told police that he was upset when he found that pravin was missing. he seemed eager to tell detectives everything he knew. and he came up to my window and said, hey, can you give me a ride. and so i did. it s cold outside, nobody needs to be walking in this cold. after he got in his truck, he said gaege didn t seem to have a clue where he was going. he said they didn t really talk that much and drove around in circles. he was on the phone the majority of the time.
enforcement work goes up in smoke. yes, that was pretty much the end of my career. the city says his dismissal was a confidential matter with nothing to do with litigation. but the chief says that he was the scapegoat for city under siege by provides family. what did you think of the investigation until that point? what i did think was it was a good investigation. there were a lot of conscientious people working hard. reporter: there was one other person that lovely sued. remember, a driver gave pravin a ride that night. he was the last person to see him alive. what did you learn about him? at face value, typical southern illinois guy. middle class family. reporter: his name was gaege bethune. his mom penny was also a nurse. gaege was a very laid back, good kid, a lot of dreams and hope. reporter: penny says gaege fell story for pravin walking by in the cold.
gaege was very laid back, good kid, a lot of dreams and hope. one reporter: penny says gaege fell story for pravin walking by in the cold. he didn t have a coat, and asked him for a ride, and gaege says. yes penny says gaege had no idea that pravin was missing until he saw the story on tv. he immediately went to his father and then they took care of things. the following is a statement taken from gaege he told police that he was upset when he found that pravin was missing. he seemed eager to tell detectives everything he knew. and he came up to my window and said, hey, can you give me a ride. and so i did. it s cold outside, nobody needs to be walking in this cold. reporter: after he got in his truck, he said gaege didn t seem to have a clue where he was going. he said they didn t really talk that much and drove around in