. ♪ ♪ ♪ james huberty's path to massacre began on this farm in massillon, ohio, a rural community 60 i first heard about it, i heard the name james huberty and i just thought, oh, my god, there's just -- nobody would be referred to as james huberty except the huberty i know. >> gene hoffacre, a former schoolmate of huberty, says he was a loner. >> he was just kind of a recluse-type individual. >> but huberty did manage to marry, raise two young girls, and put down roots in his hometown. but there were signs of trouble. numerous arguments with neighbors. a police charge of disorderly conduct. >> someone yesterday asked me if i hated my husband. i hate the things he's done. but him, no. >> in this 1985 nbc interview, a year after his rampage, his wife aetna talks about james huberty's generally volatile state of mind. >> i told the kids -- i kept them away from him as much as possible. told them not to talk back, not to act up. try to keep him calm, don't agitate your father. >> in october 1982 the power generating plant where huberty works as a welder shuts down. he cannot find work.

that answered the same craigslist ad as another man 90 miles away. 47-year-old kim thee kern of massillonhasn't been seen in more than a week when he told relatives he was answering a help wanted ad for a farm hand, the same posting that david polley answered. polley's body was found last week. and later friday, authorities said they had found yet another body near where paulie's body was found. when polley's body was found, police say there could be more victims. >> we're talking about 600, 700, maybe even 1,000 acres down there where there is no houses. so, you know, i can't sit here and definitively say there is no other bodies down there. but at this point, we don't know of any others. >> it appears there is a strong possibility these three murders are linked and, therefore, it could be a serial killer or a serial killers working together. >> reporter: and the story gets even more twisted. a juvenile has been charged with trying to kill still another man who answered the ad, but escaped after being shot in the arm. courts say the youth assisted jay beisley, 52, of akron being held on