that runs through town. but was afraid someone would see him. so he finally decided to toss them down one of edmonton s thousands of storm drains. the diary got to a point where he talked about dropping the body in the sewer. and then ended. by this time, clark certainly believed the diary was true. all of it. but without a body, in a case as bizarre as this one. how could any jury be sure that the important parts of this skconfessions were just some fantasy from the dark side? so clark confronted twitchell with the evidence against him. hoping he could confess. today i make the incensing comment, it reminds me of dexter too. kll room, clean sweep. you re referring to your garage is the kill room. the table is a kill table. it s there where you carved him up. i m gonna show you. but all the blood seeps right
hell, i cry when people shoot deers, you know. and what was his fee for the hit? i said, marjorie, that will cost you. she said how much? and i said, a quarter of a million. interesting, that was the same amount of monday demanded on the bank robbery note. now armed with that information, clark decided it was time to put a bigger squeeze on ken barnes. so clark and another agent picked him and up put him in their car.
so the next thing, simple enough, they want to mark twitchell directly to see if they gave him consent to search the garage. we gave him a form to they gave him a form, one of the directors jumped in the car, went over to mark s place to get a signature. then the way to stay. got a phone call from the detective, he says the readjusting. he says he bought a read mazda off again. i didn t johnny drive a red mazda? he didn t say anything when he came to the police station to talk to the detective the night before, but really? why would he forget a thing like that? you know on the television. big thing for homicide investigation, to look at the television. so i keep my mind on. it pullback. but there s something fishy going on. so clark invited twitchell
force who are younger call him sipowicz. after the cop show. i thought i would work every day. enjoy it. it s just a part of my life. i have the drive, still excited about. it almost every file, something is different. in his decades on the edmonton police force, he had seen murder take many forms. he had said in the shot effect that it had on a family. you re the one the family depends on. and i take that seriously. it s in the back of your mind. and if you do not speak for the family of the dead guy, who is going to? and for clark, there is no greater satisfaction than bringing in a killer. i m a pit bull. i consider myself a pit bull. if you get a case, get your teeth into it. it isn t a type personality. we want to get this guy and put it away. but, as for the johnny altinger case. this wasn t even a murder, at least not as far as anybody knew yet. so clark kept himself on a
thousands of storm drains. the diary got to a point where he talked about dropping the body in the sewer. and then ended. by this time, clark certainly believed the diary was true. all of it. but without a body, in a case as bizarre as this one. how could any jury be sure that the important parts of this skconfessions were just some fantasy from the dark side? so clark confronted twitchell with the evidence against him. hoping he could confess. today i make the incensing comment, it reminds me of dexter too. keller, queen s creep. you re referring to your garage is the kill room. the table is a kill table. it s there where you carved him up. i m gonna show you. but all the blood seeps underneath. the guy just pulls all that out, it does dna matching. you know, when i say the show dexter. you see in that show dexter,