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>> it was nice to ha that lile breatofreshirn the familyecause the resof us were a litt more qut. >> susie was theifth of si ki borto marle ander husbank, the cy under sheriff. >> she hses and she loved to griding. go ring quite a bit. >> e's love of horses gre as she did and shaped her work ethic. her sister-in-law, val >> e was not afraido be out there shoveling manurer fixi a she was a feisty thing. >> but if ere e word mo ud to describe sie, i wasn't so much feisty as -- >> f with a capital "f." >> she was very impulsive, so she didn't think a lot ahead. shjust kind of went with the moment. >> and so when susieent off to technical schoolhrours awy in billingand gorself yfrnd, rhapwhat

ll, u , gerrd. at'sust whou do. >> ao e did. a big hapng of it the whole familyhered circ for a real untry church wedding where susie troduced her parents and siblings ther new new hud, named marty. what was that like for youwo? >> fding out she was pregnant and ings were gog to be a littleit dferent than you ght. >> the w family acceptedt because was sie's choic >> beforeong,ie ge bi to a litt girl named maah, followed by a son, shea. but no one's surpse, th marriage didn't last.

were really everythi life. >> so late 90s now, susieas workinas a medical transcriptionist in a plac lled glendive, and thas where she met ted case he was the real deal, a grn up this time, a rcher 1years olthanie. e harsesnd bth s ig edding number tw this was 1 e kids, sh and mariah lled ted da then the were twmore kids, girls. for almost a decade, the marriage seemed to be just fine, but by then susiwas sharing secrs with val about t. >> hwanted to tame her, i th i guess i kind ojoke around and say that he wao be home in time for the 10:00 news. hen't want her to ay out and have fun. fun was ju binning a10:0 >> athe casey ranch, love

to be put off until torrow. >> i think they grew apar they just really both changed. >> theone liquid evening out at a bar things nt seriously deways. ted t mad,umpea be on sue's ad, slapd her, and the night jail. not long after, ted pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. sie was gone from the ranch. she wasn't very happy with ted and she was startingo make some good decisions to find some has again. >>d by the spri of 2008, susie and kids were ving tondesa apaments. he idowntown glendive. in a little town like this people noticed what sue was up to. liked her, but noticed -- >> peoplehought of susie as meone who was gog througa time sowing some wild oats

was vingot ofun. >> theit got to that friday evening in april. >> wn she came in to see me, she was really happy and shead makeup on,hichasn'really a susie ing and that was great, i >> so val watched as susie bound out the door to take her two youngest ks to ted's for the ght, while the two teenagers fended fo themselves. and susie headed outn the to. >> this girl has got to ve a ig. >> a theery next morng - >> mom, ckp. >> whesusie's rried childr and increasingly frantic family caed tchk her >> cl when ever y g the message. >> susie, o always kt her phone within reach, dinot aner. susie casey'sudden

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hand heard yet that susie had faedo comee. >> we had a craft sh in town and i out she would want to come with me. hey it's valerie. i'm just wonring if you' ming. when she didn't respond that morning, i tho that was kind of odd. en i was athe actcraft sh is sh is when got theall from rusty. >> rustyval's husband, susie's little brother. >> what did rusty say? >> hld me that the kids ul'nd sie wn they oke up and tt everybody was ju really worried becausehis wasn't susie. she would never just not tell her children or be there for th. d she wasn'there. >> val's next attempt to r sue wa't qte scalm. >> you need toall me back wh you get is message.

nobody can find you. mean, what do you do? how do you find somebo? >> i was a detective. was like -- i was going to backtrack all of herteps, and so that's exactlat i did. >> valma se calls. found sue habeen dg wiri tight be until about 110 p.m.or when she left fhat was apparently a date with a new boyfriend, someone susie had just started eing after her separation from her husband, ted val's mind was racing. >> also thought she had maybe just fainted somewhe or had a het tack. igthing. >> sti, whener mind settled, her rst move was -- >> iigured that i had to go to ted's. >> because? >> mbe she was at d's and they had an argument and she couldn't answer the phe. >> or maybe something happened. >>aybe something happened. >> ted casey pleaded guilty to assating susie sixonths before.

ranch to the apament, but when val arrid at ted's place. >> you could tell the house was dark. anre was no cars the. it was like an eerie feeling. i ju fellike couldn't get out of the cary myself. >> so she decided to leave and picked up hehusband ruy. the two of them got a key to susis tment. ey openethe door and here' what they found. this was a videotape t police made ler. >> ase kindf walk through the apartment and really realized that she wasn'there again thatenaline burst mething ist right. somethingsn'tight. >> it's empt e's not there. shs ne she's not here, yh. >> so val decided to go find at new bfriend sie h a date with. the last person to be seen wh her. his na was brad ho. >> he would know where she was >> brad lived with his soon-to-be ewifeess th

val drove over a knoed on the door. i ssusie's nome. can'tind her. she's not answering hecas an're l really worried then iememactly at he saido me. what do you mean she i hom i dropped her off at 5:00 a.m. that's when it hit we're gng to the pice. sothin something's not right. >> it certainly wasn't e n whose marriage was breaking up thst mano be th h didn't know a tng. really? comi u sie new boyfrifields aew questions down at the station. >> didou ever wonder about brad and whether he cable of any bad thing?

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she wa-- she wasy big sister. and i guess i just nev imined she wout be in my fe. >>haafrnn, and h husbd rusty drove er tthe endiveole dertme th sat dn with then captn now chf, ty rick. >> the said susie always answers her phone, ways. wento myffice twice and tried to call d the voice ai >> in a down the se of glenglendive glendive, poli were aware of susie's falyhistory. the abuse six mons prior at thhas of soon-to-be ex-hnd ted c. >> theth became more complicat thnight before she disappeared, said val, susie

crazy about, and who had to ve been the last person she had seen before she vanished. >> d you er wonder about brad and wheth he wacapable anyad things? >> when she wentissing, i wondered aut erybody. everybody w a spect. ur mincontinues to play and play and play different scenarios of what cld hav happened and where is. >> andl, thaestion remained unanswere brad holzer ca in r an teie oop priate youoming down. no problem. >> brad ld the police he and susie actually had quite a lo history. >> how long have you known su >, weent out hh sc. okay. >> she was 16. i was 19. probab went for a couple of months is all. >> then they lost uch for nearly two decades until st. patrs day 2008 just three disappeared when tiryemeatar wntown. >> out of e blue, came up to me. said, hi. i knew who she was right away.

>> and inhe weeks since, brad saide sue spenever possible moment together, though given her ds and tir resptive tangled marit it issuesit w complicated the night before she disappeared, said br, sue had en driing with a coupl of girriends before he picked her up and they drove out of town to sit by theellowstone river. >> then that's where wwere goinon 10:45 uil 11:00 until 00 a we dve o thend parked andid the same thinge ually did.lked,isd,tuike that it was just abo 50 in themorning,aid brad, wh h drove cko wnnde park ross t street from susie's apartment. >> didou guys make out anything before? pbably for about five nutes. >> bore she exit the truck. yeah. she t t, walked back to her -- across the stre to her apartment. i know she wast least halfway

startebacking out. she was that close to getting into that apartment. >> brad swore he drove sait home and went to. -- bed. then brad cast suspicion elsewhe. >> brad, do you know where susan's at? >> i have no idea. wish iid >> where du thk she , if you had ue? >> my gueswoulbe ted. cat lp but think he d to be behind it somehow there was one me in said bra somebody sent hia wed e-mail the moing fo hisastdah sue. mated was behindt sohohe it . reads, s ur glfend? how does your feeel about it? the sender, denise jon. >> still in the dark aso who sent that d who thhell deni jacks is. >> tha made the cop's ears perk up. a missing woma mysterious e-mail. one guy inting toward anher. >> there's somebody out th some jealousy probably

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nothing. >> meanwhe, they se susie's che trailblazeror ansort oeven. same in her artment. and founnothin nothing of particular imrtance anyway. then thehad a lo around outside sis apartment building andouomething kif curious. a cole ocuriouthings actu one was shoe print in e alcove of the building next door to susie to sie's place. thing tw in the alle 40 or 50 feet away, loede mething en dragged g heavy along e ground near the dumpste dieither of those things have anything th susie's disappearance?maybe the rejected husband could llm. d the mornsie nish, he we to work, helped hisrother with a projeen went to a rodeo. so by the next day, poce were very eager to talk to d. >your thoughts out ted were

point. >> no. >> ted had reasons to be upset with the woman who was leavi him. he was angry, humiliated a costly divce was looming. ild pport pay. fit, they asketed abthat incident in the r the night th aestehim and put him in jail. >> i dumpea inon her head. barely slapped her becau shethw herself on the ground an we were both dg. i didn mean , it just happed. but, y know, supse youet toh so presse and afr a e, iexplod. >> explodes? atas a curushingo y. ted insied he had la seen ou7: tveni before sisappeared when e dropped off the two little girls his house for theig. but tedid adt ate nfnted sion the pne cpl urlater afr ceiving a strae phone ca himself

>> whawas said >> jt that. br holzer whatever has be rewing youwife. click. >> braholzersusie's yfrid of tee wee. hat did you k about this bd?>> well, i wt very happy. i me, ll h up and said, hey, who's this ad howhatever? i said, i just call that you've been g him. ohno, no.d never do that. ner cheat on you. i saidarstill married ev thou wot livin togeer. ani just hup t pho. llshe called me ght . then she admitd thathene the gu she knew who he was. and at was about the endf the conversation. >> was he upset? yes,of course, he said he was

interrogator hll aeep right tn got up arod 00 a.m. to cres andr his gls with a babysitteand meet a cowokeatity hall by 00 >> it was by 6:0 at the very latest. i was thinking it was like 10 6:00 or somethinlihat when i got ere. >> here's e thing. ted dre ght past sus'sarent. admitted mis tohameetinatity llhitimeline puhim arou her front door mites fromn she went acss the street dishevle after making out a night with bradolzer, she vtime susie ed from the faf the eah. as e diveolice partment checkedut the story, ted went home to look after the two youngest girls, who are living with him

kids, mariah and shea went to le with val and her husband. >> marya w just tormented. it was just reallyreally hard for her. she waso closeo hemom. harder and rder for everyone as day teday the sech for susie produce nothing. >> as me went on, it was clear that she wasn't around ywhere, so it s st reay scar time. >> what were thoseays like? >> they were pure ll. you ju sat and wait and it for the phone ring. then nely aonth aer susie's disaearance d. coming up -- >> theardest day of my life. >> a hoifyingcoverythe rive anthen another dcoveryt e station. brad holzer's wife, what was she doing tre?dothere? what happens when lobster gets grilled, ked, and paired with even more lobster you gengry. and you count the seconds until red lobster's lobsterfest is

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the's a body floating fallon. >> fallo amall t 28 miles 28 miles upstream frlendiv we jued in thvecle an t time we g there, it was onor. >> i kw. at tt point,e're changing from missing peons to mide. >> susie's familgathered at val and rusty's house. >> i kit couldn't be anyone else, t it didgover well ale way because i had a b to do and my job was to keep is family tother to get us thugh this. the authities came and told us adults it was her body. i di't l my otioust run with ibecause i knew we

the older two, maria 1 shea, 12. carlene is the one that told th. >> i think that'the haest day of my life. i' had a lothard days but that washe harst, i think. >> word read around town and the town of glendive mourned and rexed tsome degree. i think it was almost likwe found heand we can move forward an rwand sewhat happens. >>he department of criminal investigion had been called in to help e ce. >> we deteromhe autopsy at she wasot brthing en she went into the water, so it was not a drowning. a rit. so she was killed first. >> that's coec the autopsy revead that her hyoid bo was broken, which was coiste with manu strangulation. >> strangled.

this time, brad, the st personno to have seen susie alive had been interviewed time and again. she left, shwas wearg my watirt. >> they talked repeatedly to d r anined thehad no motive tki susie. ey were headed for a divorce, d brad d brad's wife, who mig be considered the odd woman out i a love tgle,ave a reason toet rid osusie? >> honestly, weave a riety of suspects. yeah, right now both you and brad are. but brad'story didn't chge. he and susie were out all night. he dropped ht her apartmen at 5: a.m. then drove a w blks home and went right to sleep. his wife insisted that was true. id she came homerom a da

found him already le. >> i wt in, and the bedroom do was csed and i look in, and he was in bed sleeping but bras wi added tth mystery asell because it tued out stoo, claed she got strange phone call that week, the week s disappeared. y said, can we leave a message r brad? i said, . i id okay. they said, tell m to sto messing around witmarrie women. and saihat are you talkg abt?and then she hup >> so it was a femal >> yeah. >> a w? this was getti stranger by the minu. ted claid was me wh caedim to raon susie br said a female named denise joson seim an e-il askingim howis wife about his girlfriend. what police really needed wa somethng concrete, sething ysical to pre ad

sty and clear his na. >>t by fluke we decided to check the bank for the footage d re eh, t it is. >> a.s. bank branch a coup of doors down from sue's apartment. of course, it had a camera on its atm, sthey asked to see the de and what do you know? very grainy and extrelhard to see carlyit appeared backp everything brad said. early inhe mning just before 00.m.,:52 e exact, you casee a pickupull up across the street from the ponderosa artmts. >we see brad holzer pull up i his vecl the sity a mera and san c iwihiin tclpeod time o minutes. e dome light comes on. we believe thaen susie exe cle. thas a 59 m. >>hen brad's pickup pulled awayutf e. >> so when brad holzer's wife

she comes home and saiwhen she got home at 6: a.mrad s ed ee. we have a timeline from 5:29 a.m. to 6: a.m., where brad lzer has to commithis hode os ispose o e body or hato hide thdy ere andispof i later. we didt feel m holzer ha stngpportunity and mucof a mote to murder sun casey. >>o hear at was quite a relief, as youight hav imagined, to brad who has pled the scene countless time, sang good night to susie and pulling away before she t to the apartment door. >> in hisight, it thers me that i didn't wait a wch her, but t no reason t y should be there. was 5:00 in torngthe whe town was dd. i stemember edin get home, wanting get home soon as possible. it didn't cross my mind for a

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very night sheisapar. >> actual, i called susie. whatever time i calleder, i left theity ll tn. >> yesindeed heres the angry voice mail ted let. >> well, susie, i ju called mariah. seems li youidt ma i ho lasnigh smaybe wh somebodyallemend sd maybe is te. ou're doing somebody else. so oe again, it seemed thse age oldotives pointed at the husband. >> 90% of the time you would be right. >> but was it possible that ted could be the exceptionhat provhe rule. a little checking revealed ted was, in fact, at work that morning asby a corr actly when he said he was. >> if he did commithe

>> remember, they found susie's bon e yellowone ver mis utream fr glend they pled out the atm video bysusie's apartmt ilding. tedre city hall to work. it's sllowancity hall is jt blocks from sie's ple. tesaid he drovrighpast her apartment. and sure gh -- we coulsee vehi driving by at approximaty the time ted said herove by the ponderosa aparts. >> t time, 5a.m. juske hed po. so 's basically got a -mine window where hs dropping his kidoff and th he drives cithallnd w there r a period otime. >> given how close together evything was, uldn'tave ke time ill susie, her body, and retrie it later for diosal. poibit thoug pic mind you phone recos emed t backp at tedaid about

the angrmesshe left on her voice il, timeamped proved it w hours aft she vanished. meang either tewatrying to fool police with the voice mai and his puic movements that morning, or he didn't have any idea what happened to susie. and therefore this time the husbandidn't do if he was telling the truth that is. >> you knoyou were a person of interest. yes, and you can pe that. >> sure,ut how was it to be treated that way? >>t doest feel gd. ery pla you g everything you do you've got peop watching, talking,nting. but i did nothing wrong. i hanothing to hide fr, so -- >> did the police lieve at?you'd think ifhedilieve hihey'd make srt of

it was awkwa, especially wn they were ey were looking for susie. >> did you talk partn e search? >> i did. >>hat was th le? >> it'kif a tough situion. you know, what happe if you find her if you're by yourse and you find her? >> that uld suggest you kn where she was in the fst place because you put r there. >> ted was still a target of the investigation and also quite suddenly a single pare of two lile girls, age 6 and 8. >> six days seemed like six months. you weren't sleeng much. i had headachesveryay for over a month all d l >> so w do you tell a le girl that her moer is never coming home, thashe's dead? >> i guess i justoldhem. >> how'dhey take it? >> they broke down.

of their sight for quite aew days.>> i can igine. >> and eecially when it me nigs time they re ged to >> there was, remember, an inrance pocy on susie's life. ted was the beneficiar wasn't a lot, but they cut the check and ted cay cashed it. >> what did you do with it? aid hefunerapens a what was left, i split four ways between ur kids. >> could have kep. could have, but that's not the right thing to d >> was i was iengh to beery mu help to the kids? >> not much. yokn you knowthere was probably maybe $3,000, $4,000 left after funeral expeut it lped shea and mariah, too. >> so does tedound like a

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all night long, but did that mysryaller leave a ssag neither val nor rusty knew how to acc to aess susie's ice mail. but they did know who just might. >> whei lled miah and asked r if she knew her mother passworto int her ice ma, e knew it inantly. ty was sitting across the table om us and messages started tolay. >>f yocall mcky 00- >> oveand over again it was the same. >> i would love to h hr from you and ke se everything is ay with you>>t s arting to t more despera a ndy. >> i dot kn wha do. you n't an me. >> reallreminding of en yo a tnageanyohave yourirstrush aheuy or thgi goeto call thhe next day and they don'aner. usuallmost ous would stop. >> please let menow you're

>> but as a teenagerometim the emotis aren't und ntrol. d call and . >> i slleed haear fromou plea. >> it was like that but th just continueto get closer together and st me ere. >> se let mknow that you're oka pleas everbody is very worriedut you. >> thought that is guy's strge to call thamany tim and really kind of obsessi. >> and we're allorried. call u. >>eah,hoe talkin ab >>ore thentwho s thisuy o was he to sie? and why in less than four urs did e leavnot one orwo or six t 22 voi mail messages for susie. >> please ca me. i'm worried. >>nd thesuddenly knew. susihad only hinted at it, but there was anr man in h life.

she hareconnecte her marriage to ted fellpart. this man, r lo ago first husband, the father her two older children, marty rson. >> did she talk about him at all? >> i knew that she had had a evious marrie and had shea and mariah b i didt kn anything more beyond that. >> marty had been out of susie's life f nearly a cade. ontactno child suppo, nothg. but then in 07, mariah, curious abouher biolical faerfoun the ternet and reached out. marty me to t a time or two. at lst onc susie tk the ids see hhree across the prairie in billings, montana. her parents were among the very few people who knew. they were not happy. >> we got in an argument. i sa susie, you don't want to do this. i id the family ist going to

aid,ouean everybody is gointo disn , so i just backed off. i told him, i'm t going to lose my dauger over him. and that and at was thend oit. how serious it got, nobod knew rlly. maybe they were justriendly. maybe it was more than that. now investigatorlrick d rty rse taba >>nd ipopped u d se criminal trpass rember, sheared t pretty quickly not long after the wedding. appartly marty drove ree hours down the highway from billings to endive and turned up oside the newlyd's house with a shotgun. wh he intended to do with it was noclear. he was convicted with criminal passnd was slapped with

no contactith susie or ted ever >> that point in time, i had a little red flag go up. boy, this isomhing we need to look at here. >> frohis 22 phone msages, may and his given first was walters very worried out susie. desperate even as those nighime hours went bwithou a word from her. y lis uraway in billingsso w that e was lling fr? e surefire w to eck th ouwas ch pho tors. >> wloedmartcell e and ctlly ted seei him pinging from billings all the all the way glendale way tolendale. >> oh, susie, where e you? wherare you? >> marty has a reveti for police.

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on i-94, on i-94, it's a good three urs st-ntheast acrosthe roing prairie from billings to the ponderosa apartmt buildi in downt in downtown glendive. ping ping, past the ever listening cell towers. suddenly the cop hade work to do. >> i had no idea who marty larson was.

he was the third man to put himself near susie casey the night she vanished. he callethe rtment of criminal investigation. agent lee johnson found himself standing outside the apartment staring athis fresy washed mini v. video ain, courtesy of the police. >> it was very clean on the exte because it had gone through an automated car wash. the inrior of the vehiclhad heavcondensation on the wishield. >>did you find on th inside? thearpt edad cleaned anwhen you g ithe rgo area, the back of the van ha been vigorously clead out wi water and some type of cleang luti. >> and in marty'apartmen-- >>heas an empty bottle o ilet bowl cleer in the kitchen garbage. detectives looked at the toilets in the residce.th didn't look like th h

lysol bathroom clean. >> that wasn'tll they found. it appeared toe a list ofexpens, as if someone was planni quiteusly for s vegas wedd >> a breakdownf the ipor lodgin payinfor a minister to marryhem, and theeturn trip hom >> when investigators asked marty to te off his sht, they sawcratches on his back. how in hean's name would h have gotten those? me sort of struggle perhaps? while the searchor susie was still going on, e agts suggestethey all t down for littlq&a d marty said sure, but- >> can i ask you one question first? >> sure. >> am under arrest for sothing or being chargedith someing? >> n >> mty sai susiead reconnected the yr befo mostlyor the childre but righaway, said marty, they fell for each her all over again like true soul mates.

he had take ashotgun to ted and susi and susie'hoe, all forgiven. he was a different mano>> theten yearwe were apart i spent thinng she hated me and she spent thinking i hated her. in fact wetill lovedach other ry much. >>id you think you two would get back together? tt was the plan. >> so said marty, just before sue went out, the night sh vanish ed, he lked to her on the phon iold her before she went make sure you eat, make sure you don't drink to. yon't need to get a duand get in trouble like that >> she psed to call him back later. >> if i'm sleepi, don't rry about it. it's okay. wakee up. >> aft all, thought marty, they were a couple again. it his busins to wor about he and wh she didn't call -- >> then i called her at2:30 because i hadt heard from her. make serything is okay.

back by 00 -- i di'tnow whether e had gotten arrested or what was going o and then i thought i'm going to go up the d see if she's ok, make sure that sheot home, make sure erhing is okay. >> what me didou leave bigs, you recall? >> aut 10ish. >> se enoughwhen police pulled vid at the blue basket whermay idgaedp, ti smpaid 1:39.m hdrove, he salling avg voice ssag for sie dg e tire 220ile trip. ied the from you. se, ease cl me i'm worried. >> educate suspectxpecting to hear bk from her, i'm fine, d't worry, don't come. but sue'call never came. >> what ti d you g into gldive? 4:30, quarter to 5:00.

s cell one pinged in the area around 4:30.m. he said he parked around the cornernd walked to her apartment. her car was parked outsides if she s me. >> i went inhe bldg. i ocked the door softly cause bedroom waar the do hing it wldake her and not af the ki. hoping sheome and ll me she waskay. and tre was no answso went out and caland texted a few tis, hopto wake her >> so did yoever encounter susie atll? >> no. >> okay. >> i wish i would have sn her. >>ere hdnee sie rive jusbefore:00 m. with bd. dn see what ey were doing he tck di't s h c street to the door 59 a. t he did lve town, he said. video from another nearby bank seem to ba him uat 5:4 a.m.eaving oneasfrantic voice .

okay >> pice, of course, are paid to be skeptical. >> there's no doubt in my mind you saw her this mning. n didn't. >> butarty stuck to histor and wh detecves asked him why his ni van was so hly washed -- >> on the y up there, i did kind of ha one sort ofajor thing. thers a den the road that i hit and there was a b of deestuck to t bottom of it >> okay. >> so i went a cleaned the bugs offf that and hopein spray an deer i dn't da veood b, thgh. eer? rely? but -- >> didoucko etor not hectuadihit a deer? wd. checked with the ghy patrol. it was consistent with a dee it was not a ler he nning, it wasctuaying on the inrstate. >> when ey testhe tiue

not man. it waimalissue. but then when ce aed ere was anyway they'd find susie's dna in, o or under van, marty sd something ase often did that ma police wonder. well, i gss what i'm saying is -- at i kw is -- my ought is that was a deer. i guess i don't owor certain that it couldn't have been her. >> what? would he try to tell poliche ran susie do? >> is there something you want toell us? >> no, i haven't done anythi. yocan scrape everything out fr underath th v it's dr as far as i know. >>nd if that wasn't weird enoughas the detectives le the room -- >> oh, susie, ere aru?

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earlier, i would have ken him r a ride. >> meaningyou know. >> here'what mosough ght ay. >> it didn't add uth it was brad a it dn't up at it was ted.>>utty, rhaps? there were sns likthose obsessivvoice mas. e ca >> and adeo. his own admiioheoped to reunite with sie. the probily saw susie can noodith brad. the nithminivan waed to a fare the ll ohis rn home. and yet marty lars was n arrested. >> i thinkhat frustratn s really, really hard foe family. >> wt s your expectaon? that they would lo at th material they had and st go d arrest marty? >> i guess i anticipat these things wou movforward an

heldountab a timjust kept on going. thehing is at that point susie's siern-w val d hehusban rustywe still inth marty d ted were both suspects. at the time, susie'swo young youngest kids were with ted. the older two, shea aariah, werling witst >> it was extremely fficult for ea and mariah both. i remember we we so excited for him to he his own bedroom, his own space, but at night couldn't sleephis room. he had to eep with mariah. >> bause? >>was ed mty was goingtoome and ke h. >> oher? >> i d'think he evereally called him faer. i don't ink any of us really did. i think he was just afraid of marty. >> v had a newrn of her n to go along with thostra onsibili, anan

into her bed, her kitchen, her fe. an unwelcome house guest that simply refused to leave. >> my son was 4 months old when susiwa susie was taken from us. i don't remember him wal. i dot remembse mts i should remember aother.>> mnwhi, the investigation was stuck in theee. was thinkincoup months an're goto have an art and we just couldn't have the pieces at that time that we needed. >>008 went theay of all years. ted kept to msf. marty moved, left billgs, went to phoenix, got a job.and home in glendive, susie's other, val's husband rusty, was hang tuble with e

>> s's death conmed him. he wouldn't sleep much at night. he told me one nig that he st wted to stop feelin i thinit just unted him that felt he could have done sothing. >> and by the time presentati from the montana's attorney gen office met with the family, many felt they were teetering on the edge of sanity. what was the hold up? >at day isked if she could te us, as a family, that ted was no longer a suspect because the o little girls were living with ted at the time and miah d shea we ling wh . i just felli w the only pers trying to salvage t relationip with thlittle girls and theisiblings. and i ju rllwanted her to kind of crush th wall down and say that he sn't a suspect and her response to me was that e case is still moving forward and

>> tt's quite a thing thear >> yh. i st felt like i really need to heathat at that te and i didn't g to hear that and that it waill ssly he cod ve had have had involvement. >> ted, who still lid under a oud of spicionbelieved that martyilled susie. >> there w a lot of nights i didn't sleep real good wondering ifomebody wasoi to showp in theiddle of the night with gun. but it was rusty who devid a an to do what poce and prosutss seemed unwilling to do. >> he wagoing to g jtice for our familyeven if he h dit himself. >> what did you mean by that? >>e had madeeveral plans about how he was goingo kill marty, take marty'life just

>> what would you say to him when he said tngs like that? >> that the case was moving forward and that wasn't something that he need to do, thate had a son anour son needed him and me. that he couldn't leave us. >> eventually, iall came to at anyway. first, val and rustyivorced. th in november 201 three and a half years after theight susie was murdered -- >> i got a phone call the middle of the nigh aseally impossible to lieve at. >> rty, her brother, 32 yes old committed suice. >> we've already lost susie. this can't be happening too. so it was really hard r my braito wrap around that. >> so jack andarlene went to

lay another child to rest. >> it ushed them and then lose tir two youngest. it just seemed key 15 years. >> dyou thk ruy uld be arndodf theyoved quicr on that case? >> i try not to there. i mean, ere's althis what-ifs. what-ifs. what-ifs. >> it wasn't long after her rusty was put in the ground a new countyttorney s electe inlendive. you've already met h. olivia rier. >> i lt we had a duty to give some exion to jack and marlene and thr familys to what was g on. if the case was gointoo somewhe orf itasn't, ty need to know. they couldn't be left dangng t there. >> and they certainly were dangling. absolutely. were all, the hop for an answer and justice might have en simply endether but one rninas olivia s settlingnto r new office, therwaa knock at the door. a man had come to call and he

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this isrant lightwho before hshowed up at olivia's door, was appoted e state attorney general's cef prosecutor the adaften helps sll jurisdictions handle big cases. >> h did you get involved in this particular case? >> well, i had come the atrney ger office. there was anoer chi prosutor at that time simply didn't thinkhere wasnough evidce. then tooker position and i told my team, let's lo really hard at this. months ler after a really hard look, i thought it was a great case. i thoughcircumstantially it was overwhelming. then brant light met with susie's family, asked for their patience and promised he would issue an arrest rrant for the man he thought was the killer, marson. >> i s my faly andheir family, a good strong family, and to have this death occur, to her t out of a car and ner make it to the front do 2

sts, i thoht they deserv to finout. ifeua, 2012almost four years after sus's murder, a phni a phoenix s.w.a.t. team descend ended marty's apartment hisay to wo. >>hen you ew he was r rest ajail, how change your life >> it lot of stress o .>> m larson, i'm the aista chief with the glendive police department.hoardoing? >> aan whogilly okusie's msing person's report sat down to interview marty. >> when i wa i i expect someontoay you're az i didn't s, i don't want to talk to you at all. ut -- >> i found auy sittingn a chwith hiss crossed and ar across e side >> thenly thg i ha to say is i ha no what haened to her diplom don't know how she psed away.

i pretty much knew ws targeted years agohat something li this could happ at anyime. ew this day could come, so -- >> what did that ll you? that id to me he haalways been thinkg in the bk of his head he would arresd fo is crime. >> ty to mty bk to nta, sck him in the county jailo await his murder trial, and when thepring of012 arved, it seemed things were finally okinupor susie family. >> it wa >> it was a lot relief. especily, mom andad, i ft thought susie wod finally get some justi >> there w another reason fillfor the fami to celebrate. susie'st graduating from circle h school. senior photos were taken, nouncements re ped u and out, a y was anneircle.

ceremony -- >>he said it's going to my graduation and my mois not here to see it. i said i kw, but she'll be wiou a she cried anit r and it rolled. that kid would never leave without her seatbelt on. that night she didn't have it on and it tew her out. >> marialarson was just 18 ars old. >> all i rembeis awering the one d mom telng me and that's all i remember. i just dropped the pho and just cried.

i just couldn't beeve that that could happen three times in one family. >> ievereally gried for su jlikeevereall ved rusty until mariah's accident. anthat w the day griev r althree m. >> i can imagine that scope of loss. i don't know how y managed i >> ion't know eier. >> that hit you pretty hard when she was killed. didn't it? >> yea >> is that the point that gets you every time? >> yeah. marya was laito rin that little cemeteryut circle next toer ule rusty and her m susie. >> she had a hard time living

that's why she finly wento be with them. it was tgh. just about dn't ma it thugh that one. three of them. >>and right along wi the family that day was the new prosecutor on thcase. >> it showed me a lot out brant light becaus traveled from helena after only meeting th girl onne time, he came to helena for funel. >> and he d a message foe familynd for marty larson. >> it was very clear in th case froboth sides there was not going to be y plea negotiations. we never talkenetiations. simply talked aboutal.let's to trial. >> bravado? circanesly like tis one, ca tricky thgs. thathoe print,

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fivers from ime five years andity bloc whe in april 20 marty ln finally fad a jury. >> clearly, toe, he was rson that itted that crime. now my chore waso go out a e it. >> but when rty walked in, the courtroogaed. >> he didn't look like the piure piure that i was shown of him. >> he had st 77 pounds like th, so he okede a different person. i think there walittle shock. all of us were a little taken aback. >> was ientional? re on that in a minute first, procutor light sted what he said were tives for marttoill susi tives asld atime. jealousy, pride,age. >> i thinkartyas absolutel convind thate and susan re

backed it backed it up, marty made tse phone calls to brad's esanged wifended casey before the murder, erting these people th werestranged but stl rried, something untoward was going . t aatnte thout,ell,et mjustreths his efrts rellt about ough marty dd . >> d youend thmas? >> noitid n. >> aeaof m'sompur vealedha creedt eail account under the name denise johnson a sent thos e-mails to brad asking about how his wife felt about his girlfriend whenolice showed up at marty door for the vy firstime -- he's erasing thinn his computer and defragmenting the hard. appeared to be getting riof something. somhing, yep.

9:51 p. by then, susie was a that marty had been trying to sabo her relationship with brad. ter the phone call, susi called her daughter maa with a queson. >> she wanted to know how to chan her number. okay. >> i asd her y and she to becse mty walli and -- hwacallted. >> tho rec showed sustopreturning rty' lls. th why a1:39.m. y was caug on thatas sta surveillance cera, leang llin the tard glen dive. >> i think whe wt to llings it was never his intent to kill her, his intent to coront, to fhecoro her abo what's ing on. >> t jy hed marty ft 22

next three hours. cell pinging in glendive, just before 4:30 a.m. theny his own ssn, marty parked right around the corner from susie's apartment building next to the bank. d thate nk's atm started telling ory like nothing se could. 4:27 a.m., prosecutors argued is figure right he is marty walking towards susie's aparent. >> our tory was he got to susan's apent before brad, before sheeturned, and the's a little concave, a little store frt. e bee th's w he was standing. >> that, said the prosecut, was when he left tha footprint found in the dust found in the alcove ne to susie's. then the tape owed at 4:52 a., brad and susieulled up in brad'truck. 5:19 am., e me lht came on.sie opened tr and got out ju steps from her apartmnt. >>hen she epped out of ad's car, aftehe had stewed

minutes as they were ithe car doing whatever they we doing, i think he was extremely angry. when he saw he i tnke onfronted ani ink e confro him right back. >> i thshe told him whesh was ing to ctinue a relationship with brad and that marty and heweone, he was one is going to have susie sort of guy. >> i think it came to ad in that little alley there and i thick that's when straned he >> sangled herprosecuts argued, t not before susie left those telltalscrah marks mar's bac the stats th, thatarty dragged r bodycross e leleavinthose drag marks ar theumpsr. at 5:38 a.m. a fige walk back tards mty's mini van. >> after he walks back, the xt thing you e is that silv van pulled back in front susan's there's about a five mine wait.

intohe bk ofhat van and then you s t van pull aside. >> that, said prosecors, is when marty started driveing ck to billings. >> you h >> you have a body in your van. i think e rir was the faste and easiest way for m -- and to buy h some me. >>rosetors produchis vi shing mart78 miles down the road stopping for s, wearing a white t-shirt a blk shoes that were nevefound. did he throw them aw whe dumped her body at 10:29 m., rty was ba in billings living hir voice mail in alst five hours. this o with a decidedly different tone. >> od mning sweetie. i was justoping that you would be willi to tk to me. i have my other phone argi rht now. ifou could, give me a call on thisne. thank yo >> totally different

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may larson's defense attorney had one big headline for the jury. >> ion't thi anyone knows how this ime haen. >> aeasoned spectemoan defee torneynd her review ofhe prosecution was harsh. eer speculation she said. madeor goosty, buoffered very ttle inhe way of actual pof that martkill susie. >> i believehere was t en evidence to g th case that's one of the reasons why it wasn't filed for althose years because her osecutors had determin there wasn't sufficient eviden. >> much more evidence against ted casey, she said. >> ted casey, i believe, ishe onl one whhaa real motive.

about thchilen, the monetary aspects of theirarriage, a she had indicated to marty on several occasions th sheas fearful ofed d beedt his reunting owhat he did tharn had it bn proper l investigated, would have been less thaa perfect alibi. precuts ared ere was no evidence that ted or or his then wife or a that marty larn killesusie. the defendant himself teified at the trial and agreed to t down with us, t. so what do u want people to know about you? >> guess theain thing is just i had noing to do with killing susie. i woulhave never done anything to r or to take away

two ttle g. i coul't have done that. >> marty insisted that his ry last contact th susie was that phe call at 9:51 p.m.,ight h before she disappeared. >> what happened in thconversaon? why dishe t want to talk to you at al afrwards and block your number? >> ding thatall, she called to ask me -- i don't member if she asked me or if accused me of calling ted. >> in fact, you had. >> i did. >> and s was mad about that. >> yes. i tolder iidn't do iand it wast . >>hy would you do that? why would you lie about it? lying about it was knew i had done something id a i felt guilty aboutt. why i did it, a lot itas because of being hurt, because he had bee teing mwas that ever she, as

wi bra she had been tling me for a week to ten days or so at that was over. >> apparently it wasn't. >> no. anguess somewhere in my head suspeed that and that's y i sent the e-mails. there was a lot of confusion. >> confusion or something else that made him decide drive three hours to susis place in the middle of the night. >> that's bad decision, right? you see that now. >> oh, yeah. e whole time i was drivini was hoping that she wld respond and say i'm ne, so i could just turaround and home. that wasll i wted was to know she was okay. >>nd still marty insist that when he got h artment he just di see sue right acro the stre with that guy brad no, he claimed he waited for her in a ot wre he codn't ve seen her walking the door. >>hat'thpart th sticks with me.

deeply abo thi woman and what she's upto and he sits wherhe can't see the entrance to her artment building? don't give me that. that's cra. >> i can't me pele believe anything. i ow what i did. i ow where i was. >> lis y put urself tre. that's the point. you put yourlft the crime scene. pumyse in a posion for them to look at . >> rig. you had the opportunity. u d the motive. >> ijust bei in the vicinity -- >> youould have in other words. >> yes. in that time frame. >> canou s ht oks? >> oh, yeah. can. i can. there are a lot of in i d't derstand myself. why i o. i don't undstan w, especially now ul't have stayed homend tried to contact r. i thought i could do somethg to help if she needed help. >> sometimes with a

thing you can do to help is to walk away. >> yeah. probably it wod ve en best, at leas for me. >> marty larn's ry was out about as ngs as it took marty to drivfrom billings to glen endi e verdict, guilty. >> what was ike to hear tt guilty vdict? >> erybo hooped and ller and hugged. itas just like a big weight just lifted o of you >> there's something hugelymportant about juice. couldn't bring her back, of course, but did the verdict tter? oh, s. >> ireally did set my mind at eas it rlly did help us to me on. >> every time wget a guilty verdict, the first thg do is tu to the family.

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