exactly. not far at all. i can see the campus. what s going to happen? it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center walking the same route tricia would likely have taken. we were maybe halfway up the road when heather turned to me and said, did you happen to notice that brown van? and i said, no. then the van passed again, slowly. we still were not alarmed. he came by again. a third time? a third time, yup. really slow this time. looking at us. the hair on the back of our necks started to stand up. the van pulled up right up be side them. how close, show me. he was, i mean, his wheels were right on the side of the curb. this was me. this was heather and he leaned over and started to say something and at that point we were both like run, just run. the girls called security, describing a two-tone van driven by a man with mutton chopped side burns. officers spotted the van and
you see something wrong be agitate tors and change the world. we have done it once and we are going to do it again. we are going to be the leaders. (applause) and you have all people should know, don t look at the superficial, look at the substance. we have got the substance. that s why we are going to ultimately win. i admire this is the optimism that makes america possible. matt, what about my libertarian slur? i look at your side burns, i think people would say this is not a normal guy. (laughter) definitely guilty as charged. you go to thousands of these meetings. are the people different? how? we are different because we have read books and we do care (applause) but ocean awkwardness is not a sin in the defense of liberty.
so what s going to happen? it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center, walking the same route tricia would likely have taken. we were maybe halfway up the road when heather turned to me and said, did you happen to notice that brown van? i said, no. then the van passed again, slowly. we still weren t alarmed. he came by again. a third time. yep. really slow this time. looking at us. the hair on back of our necks started to stand up. the van pulled right up beside them. how close? show me. he was, i mean, his wheels were right on the side of the curve. and this was me. this was heather. and he leaned over, started to say something and at that point we were both like, run. just run. the girls called security, describing a two-tone van driven by a man with mutton chopped side burns.
describing a two-tone van driven by a man with mutton chopped side burns. officers spotted the van and questioned the driver, a man named larry hall. hall said he d been looking for a friend s address but the address he gave didn t exist. so officers let hall go. september 20th, 1993. six months after trisha s disappearance. now 15-year-old jessica roach goes missing in georgetown, illinois. investigator gary miller got the call. we all knew that we had something really bad here. we had an abduction. jessica s badly decomposed body was found in an indiana cornfield weeks later. but then like trisha s, jessica s case went cold. there s a lot of times you wonder whether you ll ever solve it, but you know that you re going to keep going, you re
the girls called security, describing a two-tone van driven by a man with mutton chopped side burns. officers spotted the van and talked to the driver, a man named larry hall. he said he was looking for a friend s address but the address he gave didn t exist. so officers let hall go. september 20th, 1993. six months after trisha s disappearance, now 15-year-old jessica roach goes missing in georgetown, illinois. investigator gary miller got the call. we all knew that we had something really bad here. we had an abduction. jessica s badly decompose body was found in an indiana cornfield weeks later. but then, like trisha s jessica s case went cold. there s a lot of times you wonder whether you ll ever solve it but you know you ll keep going and check everything out and recheck everything. for over a year, miller scoured local police reports and then, a break.