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. >> by the time i got involved in 1998 with the eric rudolph case, we had just come off of the unabomberestigation. after kaczynski, rudolph was the most wanted. not because he wanted to keep the heat off a group or be a loyal servant to ideology, it was because he connected to the ideology itself instead of the group. >> committed to staying in the woods, rudolph lives like a hunted animal. as described in his personal writings, he resolves to stay alive. >> it was a brutal starving time, burying food, digging shelters, freezing, hunting and eating acorns and salamanders. i had an improvised bed which was made of leaves and plastic. i used a small dugout underneath a rock to avoid helicopters and their heat-sensitive equipment. in defiance, i looked toward the ridge over which the chopper had just gone and said, "i am still here." >> i don't know that he could have stayed out in the woods indefinitely, but i don't think that he had any intention of surrendering himself to the authorities. >> i believe after a period of time, he would put down another bomb mainly to excite the game again

i worked on the unabomber case, the jaycee dugard case, the green river murder case. >> now she delves into the mind of james "dusty" rhodes, serving four consecutive life sentences for murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual battery. >> at the time that dusty was out and walking the streets, he was extremely dangerous. he was lethal. he was absolutely lethal. on a scale of one to five, you definitely have to put dusty at a five. >> i'm military trained. if i want to hurt you, i can do this in a matter of seconds. >> the look that he gave me was actually chilling. when you hear the term, the hair goes up on the back of your neck. it went up on the back of my neck. >> a person should be able to feel safe, to do as they please. but the reality is, everywhere you go, there is somebody out there. i think that most people who become victims become victims because they are not aware of just how easy they are or vulnerable they are to attack. they feel comfortable in their environment and they should. but that's not the reality of our world. i preach that to my own daughters, there ar