[k[klinge] he e started woworg for fred w woods' teamam. at timimes he apprproached m and d offered ththem money to come e and supporort paroe and to c change theieir positio. hehe had offerered me persrsoy at one poioint toto make some mononey. he wanted d me to writite letts in supupport of parole for r the kidnapappers, and i let t him know i was nonot the kindnd of gil that couould be bougught. ththe next pararole hearin, one ofof the kidnanap victims showowed up with dale as herer support p person withth letters in suppoport of relelease. don't asask me nothihing! itit was a comomplete, like, betrtrayal to eveveryon. ♪ ♪ [parark] over ththe years, te was an angnger buildining ine thatat infested d absolutely every asaspect of mymy life. i wawas replayining ththe kidnappiping constana. i wawanted to totorture thoso. i i would fantntasize abouout the difffferent ways that we e could get t them. i was in a prison of my own making. and i decicided to praray. i sasaid, "god f forgive 'm becaususe i can't.t. god blbless 'em bebecause i cac"

klingnge: the extxtent tt fred woooods involveved himsef in e every smallll detailil is staggeriring. auautomated vovoice (on tape: ththis is a prprepaid callll f- freded woodsf. automateted voice (o(on tape: --an inmnmate at thehe county cocorrectionalal facility.. fred woooods (on tapape): hey, . it's fred.d. whwhat's the d deal about t e gegenerator bebeing screwewed? listenen, i need a green n dot numberer. you'u're on thatat internrnational trtruck. i sure h hope you puput that cacalifornia l license plale on that [i[inaudible] ] truc. alalso, the tititle ofof that trucuck is-- geororge osterkakamp: one of the momore astonisishing thins is that fred woods has possessionon of the twtwo kikidnapped vavans that thte chilildren and t the bus drirr were t transporteded in, becauae thinks thehe value wilill incre because e of their n notoriet. it's's not any s sentimentalal . it's f fred's continuingng obsessionon, i would cacall it, witith mon. it's's amazing, , because he didn't't even needed the mone. the woods family set up a trust. they wanted to pass onon what ththey could t to their son. and it was estimated in one filing to be $100 million-- money y t

fred w woods: no c comment. rereporter: anany concernsns t going to c california a at al?d woods: : would you?? [chuckleles] patricicia crews: : the kidnaps had d hit this t town rightt inin its heartrt by tataking thosese children.. dan gudgelel: the commmmunity took it ququite persononally. sasaying we'rere upset is very, v very mild.. it was voioiced aroundnd town that, quotote, "all wewe need is a a good old-d-fashionedd streetet hanging,"," end quot. larry papark: these e were ththree men whwho were so o h. ststationed onon top of the polilice stationon-- a a sniper. onon top of cicity hall--- a a sniper-- a all in thee means s of protectcting them. reporterer: inside, , both wowoods and jajames schoenend spoke e with a firirm voice,e, showing n no fear. theyey were ordedered held on $1 millllion bond e each. repoporter: the e biggest questionon in this b bizarre ce is stillll unanswerered. werere there pololitical motot? psycychological l motives? momotives of revenge? no onene seems to o know. duane gull: when i interviewed fred, he said that he and his dad weren't