What rick had come to believe with dwight jones. without psychiatric mental treatment his mental state will unravel and become increasingly paranoid, likely psychotic and pose an even greater risk for perpetrating violence. when dwight s probation ended connie obtained an order of protection that prohibited him from owning guns. this case is the scariest case i ve ever been involved in. remember karen kolbe, the therapist awakened in the middle of night. she worked with connie and dwight s son for two years starting in 2009. divorces are a dime a dozen. this was something else? yes, violence, potential violence, violence already committed. somebody clearly on a path to commit more violence. connie and dwight s divorce went to trial in family court where karen kolbe and steve pitt presented their findings.
Am sure you noticed that about him. i did. my name is dr. steven pitt. i interviewed pitt in 2015 for the report of the 20th anniversary of the john binet case. a sharp guy with a big personality and a sense of humor. hey, let s be friends, i will come to los angeles and we ll hang out. he was interested in everybody and their story. he never made anybody feelless than. he wants someone else lost, he was always, always happy for people s victories and accolades. he was smarter just about anybody, it was clear to me that he was one of the smartest
People i ever met. i don t recall him ever acting that way. i would wholeheartedly agree with that. one of the amazing things and the talent that he could see not only the good of everybody, he could see and believe that everyone had something to offer. he read a lot of history about serial killer. he felt his skills were well suited to that dwrar. he didn t scare easy. steve was aware some criminals he dealt with may pose a threat. i can recall a couple of specific instances where he shows me a photograph, if you see this person any where near you, you are to calling a police. situational awareness and so he would teach me about remembering where things were and watching for things and not just walking around
My heart that when this shooter crossed steve s office list that he was moving down the list. police were racing to find out why were these people on it? what did they have in common? investigaors collected shell casings and discovered they re 40 caliber. four murders in less than 31 hours. all committed by the same person. there was one promising clue. dna on a shell-casings received on the scene of steve pit s murder. there was no match. by 10:00 a.m. saturday morning, police open an emergency center. we don t know what connects them but they seem to be doing
Imminent threat. but the psychiatrist that evaluated him called me and told me that he was dangerous. and that i should get a bodyguard. enter him. enter richard anglin. connie hired rick, the private investigator, to do surveillance on dwight and to assess how much of a threat he posed. rick and his team tailed dwight, took photos and vitd of him and combed threw his clutter debris filled room in the family home and found some books with seriously disturbing titles. how to get even with people. how to injure people in street fighting. it starts to put a makeup of somebody who is trying to plan something. he made sure she and her son always had eyes on them. i had people full time on the school where the son goes. if connie went to the grocery store, had a public event, went to work, somebody was with her. anglin moved connie and her son among three remote safe houses. well, this is like a chess game.