Little falcons and he goes theye watch over the dead. They do. What if someone asked you to risk your life. What if i get killed . To go undercover into one of the countrys most dangerous persons. Once they stepped out the door, i was on my own. To help catch a killer. She had such a zest for life. Young girls were being murdered. I cant imagine sending my daughter up to school and never seeing her again. If anybody could pull it off, he would probably be The One. This snitch was different. He was a convicted felon. If it worked, he could win is freedom or lose his life. They had your back. Thats what i thought. Hello and welcome to dateline. Jimmy keene was a smooth talking convicts serving a 10 Year Sentence when he was offered an unusual deal if he would help Prosecutors Pry a confection from a convicted Serial Killer including the location of the victims body, he could walk away a free man. It was dangerous undercover work requiring jimmy to spend months behind bars of a Federal Pr
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The interurban Crime Wave has touched off a new round of gun buying. Step out, mr. Bundy. Ill plead not guilty right now. There has been a disturbing growth in Cult Phenomenon in this country. I shall be god. And beside me there shall be no other. All the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. Seven people brutally murdered in the glare of hollywood publicity. Young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. The 70s is a decade of just brutal violence on every front and anywhere that you look in america. At the time of a mass murder, theres a lot of media coverage. But usually after a brief period of time, the identity of the perpetrator tends to fade from the publics consciousness. But not so with the manson case. It was the biggest Publicity Case the d. A. s office had ever had. The Manson Trial begins the 1970s on such an evil, sadistic note. Seven innocent people died. Steve
repeating itself. he wanted to have women and his wife was getting in the way. were police just plain wrong? it s like this twilight zone where lies become truth and the truth becomes lies. reporter: maybe the real killer was still out there. you have lied to the police about this case. yes, sir. so devastating. we knew that that was probably the key to solving this. thirteen years. thirteen years of hell! reporter: such an awful crime. the wife. the little boy and girl. my kids are dead. reporter: shot at point blank range. i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. reporter: how to comprehend it? i said, what? what are you, what are you talking about? what are you saying? reporter: the husband had an alibi. could he have slipped away for, say, ten minutes? he could ve done anything. but he didn t. reporter: 13 years. three trials, appeals, reversals. and changing stories. the big picture here, charles, for a lot of people