george keller faced a gut-wrenching choice.the person using these company credit cards was his son, paul, who bore a striking resemblance to the hypnotically enhanced composite drawing. >> i said there is a considerable resemblance between these pictures and my son paul. then i went through the profile and because i was looking for a significant personality trait or something that might disqualify paul. as i went through all the items of the profile, it -- i couldn't eliminate any. >> paul keller was 27 years old and employed in the family advertising business. he was the oldest of three children in a deeply religious lutheran family, which possibly explained why lutheran churches were targeted. paul keller's sales routes took him across the areas where the fires had been set. >> he was emotionally rattled, very upset. but as time went on, we also understood for him or from him and from his wife that paul's presence in their family had been unsettling from almost the time paul was born. >> his father told police that paul had a

. >> i don't -- i know, i love jean george, i love thomas keller.[inaudible] [speaking french] liz: gramercy tap. oh, they'll love to hear. good luck at the waldorf competition. what dish are you going to be making? >> it was a pumpkin soup. [laughter] for me, the pumpkin is -- it's america, huh? but with a touch of pepper, white pepper and -- [inaudible] liz: pumpkin soup with squid. pierre, congratulations. >> thank you. liz: many more michelin stars we wish for you. pierre gagnaire. david: do you like hot dogs and hamburgers? [laughter] >> i remember the first time i came to america 45 years ago, it was fantastic to eat hamburger. [laughter] david: all right, you're one of us. good to know. thank you, chef. "the willis report" is next. have a wonderful weekend. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis, and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. it's the latest in credit card security and one of the best ways consumers can fight fraud, but just three out of ten americans have chip and pin. we'll investigate why. >