mike nelson lived across the street from the building and at age 11 started the one your work and odd for neighbors. but no job was more odd than the jobs he did for gacy. the window to gauge his workshop was painted black. he says that gacy drug strange trenches and a hole in the parking lot to repave it. >> they were black topping a gravel driveway so why did they did so far down? who was i to question. there was some strange oddities that went on and there was something that would be hidden. >> in 1998 chicago police department return to the building and used ground penetrating radar to penetrate beneath the sole soil. the radar company sent a letter saying why did the police only did to calls when the radar company said it found as many as 17 targets. the man who lived across from the building was up late at night with a sick child. he said he would seek gacy out to begin in the dark. >> i would see him out in the molybdenite been digging. i saw bags. i thought maybe there were bag of cement. i don't know what they were. there was never any real meaning you know why he was joined.

was caught hugging really nelson and thus must be a pro pock radical right which god there you are you i'm with i think it's time for us to reexamine those laws david sam mike thank you all for thank you very much for having me thomas a real pleasure of seeing these opulent artsy security if you richard. a free yell about wanting to be free from the government you really need to understand exactly what freedom means case in point fifty six year old mary brown of florida mary is a small business owner and the lead plaintiff any case challenging the constitutionality of president obama's health reform law the affordable care act also known as obamacare mary herself doesn't have health insurance according to her lawyer doesn't want it doesn't want to have to provide her employees with it and in her words doesn't want the government to tell her she has to have it to mary brown that's what freedom is but is that really freedom according to court records mary brown and her husband were forced to file for bankruptcy last fall thanks in part to thousands of dollars in unpaid medical bills a burden that comes with trying to survive in america without medical insuran