in the obituary, ted conrad was born on july 10th of 1949.ed the date of birth of july 10th, 1947. he listed his parents as ed and ruth beth krueger in the obituary. krugerrandle. krueger conrad. he said he went to school at new england college. that's where conrad went to school. he said he was born in denver, colorado. that's where conrad was born. there were all these similarities in the obituary for randall and the real life of ted conrad. >> you had been looking at obituaries as a matter of course to figure out where a person may or may not be? >> no. if i had to look through every obituary, i would be in trouble. we were led to that obituary by on individual who told us to take a look at it. that's what we did. we looked at the obituary. from there, we started the process. we found that randall filed for bankruptcy in 2015. in boston court. we pulled those records and my dad had records of 1967 when conrad went to college. we were able to match that with c conrad up in 2015. >> unbelievable. think about putting those things together and

that night at 2:30 alone in my childhood bedroom, i put in the name ted conrad, missing, that's when i saw the headline, like vault teller heist and i was absolutely floored. i couldn't have been more shocked. i said out loud to the room, oh, my gosh, my life is a lifetime movie. >> the process of processing to some degree, where are you now versus when you had that moment of realization? >> i'm definitely i think in a more solid place now. honestly working on this podcast, to investigate my dad, has helped me transition through a lot of the uncertainty and a lot of the grief of losing him, what's so fascinating about this project specifically is the psychology of a criminal is fascinating to me. but we hear a lot about it from criminals who were caught. and my dad was never caught. so being able to have those conversations with him and really delve into that psychology of what does it mean to be a fugitive on the run for 50 years, to have to keep that huge secret, but then also, what other secrets do you then have to keep from your friends, from your family, i mean from your wife an

when conrad did run there were signs up by certain kids in liquid who say run ted run. and they thought he was, in a lot of ways, or robinhood. so again my dad it was personal for him and he pursued conrad his entire life. >>, and we know how the story ends finally. peter elliott. thank you so much. >> thank you. take care. >> it's a fascinating story, i have to tell, you thinking about all that transpired there and the coincidences that led to that moment. well, ahead this is no coincidence. beyoncÉ making history at the box office this weekend. sit tight. because we are going to be talking to a little bit about queen bey. ♪ ♪ ♪ today, the supreme court scrutinizing the controversial opioid settlement. the deal was approved by a new york court back in may. an included up to six billion, yes, with the b. six billion dollars in exchange for him unity for the sackler family for all other civil, though not criminal lawsuits. those that would go to address the opioid epidemic. with over 700 million for individual families and victims. and the end of the company, purdue pharm

shinya liang, also principal planner, and ted conrad, project manager at the office of economic and workforce development, as well as project sponsor representatives, including christy donnelly, senior development director at brookfield properties and laura amano, co-founder of site lab urban studio. i'll hand it off to christy, who will walk us through the overview of the draft esg. thanks, patrick, and thanks to the commission for this opportunity to present on the stonestown dsg this afternoon in this moment is really exciting for us because we've spent the last four years working hard and the dsg that we're going to be presenting to you today represents it's the culmination of years of community conversations and collaborations with our consult teams, as well as the city staff and sets the framework for how we will transform stonestown from a retail center into a vibrant, mixed use town center. we've created a plan that fosters economic growth, social interaction, an environmental sustainability and community wellbeing. this plan features a walkable and bikeable, community focused retail,