bardo and he asked some probing questions. >> he said bardo revealed his history of mental illness. >se firearms, so he wouldn't sell him a gun. >> in fact, he went so far as to post mr. bardo's photograph on the wall inside the gun store. >> he went home and talked his brother, edward, into going to the store and purchasing the gun. >> his brother didn't know what was going on. he just thought, "oh, he'll do some target shooting." and edward told robert, "you can't use it unless i'm with you." >> his brother bought him a gun when he was 19 years old, someone with mental issues. incomprehensible to me. >> robert bardo obtained hollow-point bullets. >> he read somewhere that the victim won't stand a chance. a hollow-point bullet goes into a victim and explodes inside the victim. >> mr. bardo hired a private investigator and was able to obtain ms. schaeffer's home address. >> because, in his cunning way, he had learned from the story of theresa saldana that a private investigator had helped her assailant to discover where she lived. >> she was apparently attacked by a man who had been s

bardo stated, i forgot to give you something. withdrew a handgun from his waist band and shot her once in the chest right into the heart. >> reporter: right after the murder, bardo took a bus back to tucson. the very next day, tucson police got a call about a man running in traffic on. freeway. >> he was screaming "i killed rebecca shafer." >> we went very quickly and met the detectives and marsha clark the prosecutor. >> i didn't know quite what to say to them. what do you say? other than i'm going to fight so hard to bring her killer to justice. >> reporter: two years after her murder, bardo was found guilty of first degree murder. >> my reaction was relief and the family was relieved too. >>'s ove it's over, it's over. he'll be in there the rest of his life, thank god. >> i'm sure it was a mixture of grief, sadness, some satisfaction in justice. >> will it give you some kind of peace? >> i think it will. >> reporter: robert john bardo was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. abc news recently reached out

." >> reporter: one of those fans robert bardo, a mentally ill young man from arizona. bardo grew obsessed, showing up at her studio, then becoming enraged when he saw schaeffer acting in a love scene. it was the stalking case that turned deadly and sparked new laws in the u.s. >> all those rageful feelings. "how dare she?" that gets converted into a plan of cold-blooded revenge. >> reporter: one day, 21-year-old schaeffer was expecting a knock on the door. the script for "godfather part iii." instead it robert bardo waiting at her door. >> he hired a private investigator in california to go to the dmv and find out where she lived. >> reporter: the young actress tried sending bardo away but he came back and shot her dead. >> and they would just hand him her address? i was ballistic with rage. >> reporter: bardo was sentenced to life in prison and now in a new interview, saying to and he feels the guilt. >> i realize what i've done and i feel a lot of tremendous guilt. >> reporter: schaeffer's family doesn't care what he has to say now but they're grateful their daughter

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