women? both dark haired, both pretty, it was chillingly similar. a case about of unheard of places. in the history might apartment, it has not happened. then, finally, far from the city, the truth. revealed on a quiet country road. we got out of the car, and let out a screen. an act of courage, from a woman who refused to be a victim. i won. the woman in the icu was barely alive. her jaw shattered, into a dozen pieces. a one s beautiful face, unrecognizable, the rate of fire, the fall, and the massive, nearly fatal stroke. someone thought she would be dead by now. someone had fled into the night. some, killing women. and this one, deep in a coma, in the threshold of death, is the only chance to catch them, before he does it again. what happened here was spawned in a dark corner of the human condition. but the terrifying flaw forcing us to admit, yes, virginia, there is a bogeyman. and against him where the only weapons they had. the power of one family. a dete
search for kenya monge had both stalled, nearly five months after kenia vanished and still no sign of her. but one day, he got a call from the crime lab, requesting another dna sample of travelers for the fbi. i drove up there to get his dna. i walked in, laid down live a recorder. he didn t want to talk to any of the detectives in fort collins or anywhere. but he always talked to me. what s up, nash? why are you here? i am here because i have a warrant for you. and for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot that breeze about philosophy, books and religion. and of course the case of kenia, about which travis remained invasive. i said, listen travis, i ve been here a long time, i m done. i m done playing chess with you. you move one way, i will move another way. i m coming for you, i m telling you. the next time you see me, i will be charging you for murder. i said, what do you want out of this?
i walked in, laid down live a quarter. he didn t want to talk to any of the detectives in fort collins or anywhere. but he always talked to me. what s up, nash? why are you here? i am here because i have a warrant for you. and for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot that breeze about philosophy, books and religion. and of course the case of kenia, about which travis remained invasive. i said, listen travis, i ve been here a long time, i m done. i m done playing chess with you. you move one way, i will move another way. i m coming for you, i m telling you. the next time you see me, i will be charging you for murder. i said, what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. okay. what else? that s it. that s it. you will confess to
reporter: for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about philosophy and books and religion and of course kenia s case, about which travis remained evasive. i said, i ve been here a long time, travis, i m done. i m done playing chess with you. you move one way, i move another way. i said i m coming for you. i m telling you that. i said the next time you see me i ll be charging you for murder. i said what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. okay. what else? that s it. that s it. you ll confess to everything if you go to prison without being labeled a sex offender? is that what you re saying? you re man enough to say that? yes. yes. yes. that s what i m saying. reporter: detective gurule was stunned. travis wanted to cut a deal?
remained evasive. i said, i ve been here a long time, travis, i m done. i m done playing chess with you. i said you move one way, i move another way. i said i m coming for you. i m telling you that. i said the next time you see me i ll be charging you for murder. i said what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. okay. what else? that s it. that s it. you ll confess to everything if you go to prison without being labeled a sex offender? is that what you re saying? you re man enough to say that? yes. yes. yes. that s what i m saying. reporter: detective gurule was stunned. travis wanted to cut a deal? gurule used a little reverse psychology to make sure he meant it. i told him i think you re full of it, i don t think you re going to do this.