mr. hansen -- we discovered that was his name, mr. hansen -- asked if we could photograph his chickens.opp: and, of course, he was very accommodating. keep 'em in the pen, don't let 'em eat up my garden. lopp: he wanted us just to stop and sit down and talk to him, because he was lonely. oh! oh! oh! [ dog barks ] buchanan: and then he showed us his pigs and his barn and his old tractor. somebody stole one of them out of the pen there. buchanan: so here was a working farm -- used to be a working farm. he and his wife lived there alone. lopp: he doesn't read or write. he hadn't been out of the county but one time in his 70-something years. i haven't seen the frame of an outhouse in years! that's the frame of it. lopp: beverly and i went out the other day and looked at some properties where there were outhouses, and there was a frame of an outhouse, but you could still see the two little round holes. we get very excited when we see outhouses! [ camera clicks ] yeah, there were people living here. in fact, there was a lady across the street, right there, sitting on that porch. and i stopped

mr. hansen -- >> what about offering his criminal services on craigslist? that type of stuff. >> how many people have answered your ad on craigslist? a thousand. >> a thousand? >> give me a sense of the range they want to pay you to do. >> all-time of -- sleep with their wives, do all type of things. >> what does craigslist have to say about that and about all the other posts we discovered? after several back and forth e-mails, neither craigslist nor back page.com provided anyone to speak with us about what we found. but we were still curious about glenn. >> how much money you make on this? >> i made on this so far, $250,000. >> $250,000. >> how long you been doing it? >> 15 years. >> after all this, we weren't quite sure glenn understood the ramifications of our on-camera discussion about murder for hire. >> what do you think the police are going to say when they see this on tv. >> what can they say? they can come ask me a bunch of questions. >> you admitted to making people disappear. >> i make people disappear. there's a lot of ways to do that. >> glenn,

intelligence matters ranging from the review of the robert hansen case that the fbi, why was it that robert hanson could be a spy and the fbi's mr. several decades without them finding out. when it initially came out the fbi said, well, it's because of his widely trade craft. the new tax politics system. rasta look at it and determine that was not true. they have a lax internal security methods and that he needed improvement. not only do we do that report from, but we also made public the findings of that report. a lot of people said how can you do that? a very sensitive area. top-secret. but the push very hard to make an executive summary, the conclusions of that report now because we believe strongly that the citizens deserve their right to know what was happening in their government, and we also believe that focusing attention on a matter in a publicly could have a positive and the effect. and it was true. and i do remember when we gave the report to the fbi, we don't have the authority to declassify intermission or to let information out that the agency believes is classifier too sensitive to release. we do have unfettered a