bill: hey, a special "chasing news", we investigate three murder mysteries. controversial questions. now on "chasing news". ♪ >> i'm alex. right on special "chasing news" three murders, the truth might not be simple. my partner in these investigations, retired homicide investigator who brings the expertise of more than 200 murder investigations. need you to help us catch a killer and bring some small measure of comfort to the family. the 1st phase takes us to

atlantic city. the eastbound strangler. strangling prostitutes and leaving on a ditch behind the city hotel. the bodies were discovered behind the golden key motel. the media called the killer the eastbound strangler, and no one has been arrested. demolished last summer. we went to check out the lay of the land. hard to put your finger on. the background is important because of another case just two years later. on anti- gun federal task force stockpile.

got to review some of the evidence. that took him. full of male and female genitalia. taken to the gun range leaving the deer untouched.

strangle himself with a piece of clothing. nothing short of astonishing. >> art and photography. >> and this profile even predictable what happened if the killer is captured. you would commit a final active control which would be suicide. >> this guy has obviously got some issues. >> they all do. >> criminal profile was done , the eastbound strangler serial killer. after we had our story incredibly one of the most noted profilers in the country has done work on

three serial killer cases called us. >> i think your definitely on to something. >> we sat down to talk with kelly about who this person could be. we needed to know more about the methodology and the mind. >> the family, neighbors, a really nice guy. >> the serial killers that you dealt with appear normal >> absolutely. that is how he stayed camouflage. this guy. >> we got a health tip. concerned citizens contacted kelly and said he found a bag. >> we headed down to check

it out and met our contact a local starbucks. willing to help us but did not want to go on camera. how do you find the stuff? >> protection and getting signs. projection when you leave your body will dreaming. >> some sort of sign inside hackberry tires. he made the chilling discovery. they agreed to let us examine the evidence. looking pretty clear that could connect a rule out. >> blood in there. >> why would you say that?

>> that's the only reason. >> it would do that? >> someone conflicted on who they are. >> an issue, size 11. >> and/or large. >> walked behind the cemetery and we saw some railroad tracks. started to look familiar. got in the car and took a couple turns, joe for 4 miles and we were at the site of where the women were found in 2006. >> he actually expressed, the way he positioned them, these girls in his mind were

nothing but garbage. >> we were going to find out who the eastbound strangler was when needed to talk to the best of the best that analyzing, john kelly. >> violent sexual predators, and this to me. >> like a very hypersexual person who may be in a sexual identity crisis. >> something around this individual's neck, eyes bulging out of their sockets and read on the face. i wondered if this was a paper death bed, created by the killer depicted moments before this woman lost her life. >> very interesting. you have got this person, a female face in the crowd who had become a sexual entity

for whatever reason. >> who is this person? do you recognize him? we don't know who she is and would like to find out. i finally asked about the hand-drawn detailed map. >> again i see a shift coming in. this person obviously has drivetime machine because they want to go back to a time i have to feel that was better for them and they were happier. obviously this person is not happy with their reality. >> retired homicide detective and i decided to check out one of the few things that seem to make any logical sense, the name crazy horse in the phrase too many rules accompanied by some court -- some sort of signal.

the lord delilah was also clearly visible. we went to the crazy horse cabaret one town over from atlantic city and compared the club sign with the drawing i have. we spoke with greg daily, the dj at the club comeau one of the few employees that was working at the time of the murders, and we immediately show him the picture. >> is this man looks familiar? no, he doesn't, never seen them before? to our surprise the pictures were not that uncommon. >> occasionally people show up. the people attend the show up work really hard at it,

not drawing like a nine -year-old. >> and he told us a real shocker about something that happened two years after. >> around 2008 or so i guy in his mid- 20s all drunk at the bar started ranting about how he killed all those hookers and all kinds of craziness, but we call the cops. they came around, nothing else came from it. >> 52, no mistaking him for a twentysomething in 2008, so it could not of been him. who are we talking about. my we were there we talked to the doorman. >> do you recall the name? >> anything odd? >> he was altogether. >> remember him right away working at aa bar called pistol pete's in the same town in pleasantville. >> it just wasn't there.

serious. sit around and order a drink might take to subset of it and then just sit there. weird. and it would freak people out. >> gary had seen the drawings made before and said the description fit him to a t. strange person and the antisocial behavior that is evident in the profile also contained in his' description. wedescription. we put them in the area around the time of the murder in their inching closer to proof. dennis, whoever left those pictures, and some twentysomething person who made a drunken confession in this bar. ♪ >> the county prosecutor's office, who is to say whether he was or is a person of interest. coming up comeau we go to long island.

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distinguished forensic psychologist susan more than 20,000 autopsies talk about a string of murders on long island. authorities said they were the work of the serial killer. some prostitute 2nd girls were found. >> catch the guy, the real guy is still out there. they tend to do things over and over again. >> 2010, 2011, 2012, ocean parkway seemed like a highway to death. in all ten bodies and body parts were discovered out there amid the thick brush and marshes that make up the terrain. one man and one toddler were discovered. there was some dispute but authorities ultimately admitted they were dealing with the serial killer and the fbi was called in.

known as the craigslist ripper the us for these women had been solicited on craigslist with ever so i'm prostitution services. working the disappearance the blew the lid off the entire thing because in the 18 months they were searching the other victims were turned out. there are similarities, but police have said she was not murdered. >> i have done this for many decades, come across many serial murderers in many places where bodies are dumped. i have never seen to serial murderers dumb bodies in the same place. >> is it possible that she was killed by the same? >> i think that it has to be investigated. >> may 12010, a terrified young woman runs down the stairs. frantically dialing 911 screaming for help. >> right in there.

she definitely says they are trying to kill me. >> could not tell the dispatcher where she was. in the darkness her life ends. we were back at the same location tracing the last steps to this gated community nearby. this is where shannon disappeared in 2010. there we met attorney john ray investigating the death of behalf of the family even though police have labeled an accident. a driver had dropped her off at the home of the john who had hired her via craigslist. >> on the 2nd floors the parking lot. >> around three am something went wrong. shannon went flying down the stairs down the driveway and onto the street of the neighborhood trying to escape something. as the sun was rising people including one neighbor saw the last glance of shannon

before police say she disappeared. a lot of underbrush and tough going for aa guy who is wearing boots in the daylight. i don't know how a young woman and ballerina shoes would've navigated. >> anything is possible when you are in terror, but it is not easy. >> he thinks she might have not gone there at all. in fact, he thinks she was killed elsewhere in dumped their. >> the best place to put the body was 50 yards in right about here at the lightest part of the marsh. >> six years into autopsies later, no one has been arrested. ♪ >> before we left we walked

where people can abandon their cares for a day. full of rambles, pines, rough terrain. from jones beach come the skill of an unidentified woman was found, the spot where a dead body was found. heads hands, forms bodies were found a 3rd of a mile apart. two killers on the loose. >> if you recognize any of these victims, have any idea what could've happened tweet me or the show. coming out, the crime of the century. responsible for the ki

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>> our final story takes us back. there have been few cases in american history bigger than the kidnapping and murder of charles lindbergh baby. eighty years ago there was no execution for the crime. authorities that i now believe he did not act alone they were never able to prove it, but could modern investigative techniques.two an inside job involving a member of the lindbergh household? the most famous american alive in 1932 when his son was kidnapped from their home, disappeared without a trace, later on the child was found dead on the side of the road. the case and trial gripped the nation for years. finally arrested, tried command convicted.

the question about whether he did it or if he had some help. i want to talk to lloyd gardner and has an incredible theory. >> is it possible that charles lindbergh was responsible for his own child kidnapping and death? >> yes, it is possible that he was involved in setting it up. >> number one motivation. the child was born with several medical conditions which is important because charles lindbergh was in the eugenics, trying to clean out the gene pool by selective breeding. he was 6-foot four, blonde, athletic. he could not have had a child with rickets. >> feet that were n-word, teeth that were coming in wrong. it is less medical examination the doctors cannot get them to stand up straight. >> went up to the lindbergh estate in hoboken still there.

>> a prominent person such as this federal authorities year, kidnapping isyear, kidnapping is a federal crime now. it wasn't and 32. >> out of they know the right window? a very large house. the keys they were used. found neatly folded away as if someone knew how the baby slept. only found 19,000 of the ransom money,, 50,000 sent out in total suggesting multiple portions. the new jersey state police archives. it has been there from 070 years. someone found it and brought it into the state police including what you might say is a confession written in pencil. it starts, and hamburg i wore velvet and soap. i cannot tell you my name because i was one of the kidnappers of the lindbergh baby. the rest of the ransom money

lies buried. >> the german initial of the nazi party. the state police archivists took the ransom letter and lined it up, it matched perfectly. >> do you think this is an important piece of evidence? >> it certainly seems to be. >> all these are still missing. if you have a case you would like us to look into, tweet me or the show or go on our facebook page. "chasing news" will be back tomorrow, but the chase to catch killers never ends. >> this exotic animal hospital is the only one of its kind in the new york city area.

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