The Debrief With MyronGainesX - Fed Explains Railroad Killer Case! This Serial Killer Made The FBI 10 Most Wanted!

00:00:00.000 and we are live what's up guys welcome to feta 1811 today we're going to talk about

00:00:05.940 the railroad killer man got a lot to cover let's get right into it gentlemen

00:00:09.020 i was a special agent with homelands investigations okay guys hsi the cases that i did mostly were

00:00:17.100 human smuggling and drug trafficking no one else has these documents by the way here's what feta

00:00:23.840 covered doctor lofredo confirmed lacerations due to stepping on glass murder investigations

00:00:32.040 you don't know and he's positioning been on february 13 2019 you're facing two counts of

00:00:38.180 two meditative murder racketeering and rico conspiracies young slime life here and after

00:00:43.020 referred to as ysl the defendants uh six nine and then this is billy seiko right here now when they

00:00:48.260 first started guys six nine ran i'm upset i'm watching this music video you know i'm bobbing

00:00:53.480 i'm like hey this shit lit but at the same time i'm pausing oh wait who this right who's that in

00:00:58.500 the back firearms and violent crime aka bush i see violated you're wanting to stay away from the big

00:01:04.720 this is the one that's gonna fuck him up because this gun is not traceable well it happened at the

00:01:13.180 gun range here's your boy 42 dug right here on the left okay sex trafficking and sex crimes they can

00:01:18.140 effectively link him to paying an underage girl i'm gonna love my children right right and the first

00:01:23.220 bomb went off right here suspect to shut down a backpack on the site of the second explosion inspired

00:01:29.380 by al-qaeda two terrorists brothers the zokar sarnev and tamarland sarnev when the cartel shipped drugs

00:01:36.260 into the country as this guy got arrested for um espionage okay trading secrets with the russians for

00:01:41.820 monetary compensation the largest corrupt police bust in new orleans history the days of the police

00:01:49.060 are gone so he was in this bad boy we're gonna go over his past the gang time so that this all makes

00:01:54.900 sense all right we're back what's up guys welcome to fed it man uh today we're gonna be covering the

00:02:05.060 railroad killer but real quick uh number one guys check us out on rumble.com slash fresh and fit as you

00:02:10.580 guys know we made them switch over to rumble don't worry we're still gonna be on youtube however the

00:02:14.120 after hour shows in the middle we're gonna be going over to rumble but all the regular shows that we do

00:02:18.180 monday through friday are going to go ahead and still be on fresh and fit on youtube okay also uh

00:02:24.280 checks out on fresh and fit.locals.com um where you guys can get all the behind the scenes action

00:02:29.100 and um also if you guys like this podcast you guys like to listen to on audio check it out on

00:02:34.040 um anchor.fm slash fed at 1811 again that's anchor.fm slash fed at 1811 i got christina in the

00:02:41.120 house with me she's helping me out with the show she just got off the plane it's 3 25 in the morning

00:02:44.700 right now we're filming this real so she looks like crap uh but she's here what you have anything

00:02:49.340 you want to tell the people damn you've been boasting me all day you have everything you want to tell

00:02:54.300 the people yeah contact me at fed at 1811 if you guys have any cases yeah if there's any cases that

00:03:00.040 you wanted to win and whatever state you are in just let me know because we do need people

00:03:04.580 in different states to find cases for me yep we're gonna be uh you know now that we finished the 9-11

00:03:09.600 stuff we're gonna go ahead and be hitting some of these serial killers for you guys have been

00:03:13.520 requesting them like crazy christina actually has a list of people that you guys want us to cover

00:03:17.640 it takes time um zodiac killer black dahlia what else people have been requesting um zodiac black dahlia

00:03:24.580 charles manson and then for for serial killers and then we have like um we have the recent school

00:03:32.280 shootings which i don't know oh yeah yeah yeah you guys have been asking for those too and then we

00:03:36.300 have like uh young dolf uh christina's gonna go to memphis for that one guys i'm gonna send her and

00:03:41.040 xena to memphis they're gonna go ahead and take care of that so um you will go ahead and yeah because

00:03:47.400 people are too scared like bro every time we said and the fourth the another suspect i think the fourth

00:03:51.860 guy just got arrested recently so but anytime we send anyone over there guys they're like oh who

00:03:56.120 are you what's your name blah blah blah they ask all these goddamn questions so um christina and dina

00:04:00.680 shout out to both of them i'm gonna have them go to memphis and do it for me they're gonna go do a

00:04:04.520 quick little trip go over there give me the documents come on back we don't know when though yeah we don't

00:04:09.320 know when so yeah um the schedule's kind of busy right now yeah so anyway uh but anyway yeah uh so

00:04:17.100 today's episode guys we're gonna be covering the railroad killer so christina actually thought

00:04:20.700 so i did i filmed the night stalker earlier as you guys know make sure to like that video by the

00:04:24.520 way subscribe because youtube made me take it down because they're lames but it's back up uh in its

00:04:28.940 entirety uh but she thought i was actually going to cover this one because me and her had been

00:04:32.300 researching this case what like uh two months ago prior or something like this before they even

00:04:36.340 requested it yeah we had yeah we haven't watched this one for a while yeah so um we're gonna go ahead

00:04:41.260 and cover christina's actually excited to do this one uh really uh i got confused with the other one

00:04:46.920 yeah but you're like oh this one i remember watching this one yeah but they had same thing

00:04:51.340 yeah anyway uh all right cool what just because they're both mexican that's racist uh no oblivion

00:04:58.120 are racist wow all right cool you're the most racist person here i don't know what you're talking

00:05:05.200 about um all right guys so we're gonna go ahead and get it so as you guys know this name of this

00:05:08.760 episode is called tracks of a killer uh from the fbi files the you know the good old fbi files

00:05:12.960 one of my favorite documentaries um that we use on this on this podcast so yeah without further ado

00:05:19.240 uh let's get into it before i do christina you got anything for the people before um that was it

00:05:24.240 right no that's actually that's pretty much it if you want any cases done just contact us and just

00:05:28.880 understand that it takes time yeah yeah it takes a lot of time you you and a hundred other plus people

00:05:34.280 are requesting cases and also i had to find a case i had to find the name the case number the

00:05:39.400 documents and then we had to study and see if it's like even worth it it's just it takes a lot it

00:05:43.660 takes hours and yeah she does a lot of the research on the side so cool anyway without further ado guys

00:05:49.040 let's get right into it the nation's railroads become the conduit of a killer

00:05:55.420 he strikes at random then disappears

00:06:00.420 recurring clues tell police they face the worst predator of all a ritual serial killer

00:06:10.300 he's cunning deadly and on the move but the authorities are determined to stop him in his tracks

00:06:21.060 like that unsolved mystery slide you know what i'm saying all right more than 200 000 miles of train track

00:06:50.720 across the united states from california to kentucky few living near a railroad felt safe in the summer

00:06:57.200 of 1999 a serial killer rode the rails picking towns and victims at random he left behind a trail of

00:07:05.540 bloodshed but no trace of where he would turn up next i'm jim kalstrom former head of the fbi's new

00:07:12.120 york office as the number of victims grew the fbi enlisted the help of a profiler to help predict

00:07:19.180 the killer's next move

00:07:21.280 on december 17th 1998 in west university place texas a young woman called the police from outside the

00:07:37.880 house of the house of the house of the house of a friend she worked with

00:07:43.980 she was worried about her

00:07:45.980 she told them that her friend a prominent doctor at a nearby medical school had failed to show up at work that morning

00:07:54.400 according to her colleague this was completely out of character

00:08:00.400 she had not responded to phone calls to the house all day

00:08:06.120 nor had she answered her door

00:08:09.220 when we hung up everything was fine she said she'd see me tomorrow

00:08:13.000 nothing out of the ordinary and that that was yesterday

00:08:16.500 the colleague was sure that something was wrong

00:08:18.360 i'm just very concerned about the doors and windows of the house were locked

00:08:29.880 from the outside everything seemed normal

00:08:35.460 the officers found that the garage door was unlocked

00:08:44.500 and inside the door to the house wide open

00:08:50.420 jewelry on the floor suggested a robbery

00:08:54.420 so obviously right police are on alert with something like that

00:09:01.960 so they got to go ahead and they got to clear the house

00:09:04.060 right they got to make sure hey

00:09:05.600 let's make sure there's no one else in here

00:09:07.480 what's going on

00:09:09.020 obviously you got a prominent doctor in an affluent neighborhood

00:09:11.680 missing not showing up for work and or returning phone calls

00:09:14.940 and then they go and they see jewelry uh you know

00:09:17.440 on the floor etc so they got to clear this goddamn place

00:09:20.360 room by room

00:09:34.100 the house had been ransacked

00:09:47.180 the officers moved cautiously

00:09:51.360 an intruder could still be inside

00:09:58.060 the downstairs was clear

00:10:05.420 but a trail of clothes led to the second floor

00:10:14.960 in the master bedroom they found the doctor

00:10:26.320 she had been brutally murdered

00:10:34.400 222 let me have a supervisor in a crime scene unit to the scene

00:10:38.680 so now they got a court in the place off it called homicide detective so now this thing has been elevated right and especially for a small little area like this a suburb of houston this is uh you know unfamiliar territory for a lot of these detectives man very rarely do they end up with murders like this

00:10:57.680 detective kenneth

00:11:01.860 detective kenneth maha responded to the scene

00:11:04.000 though a 10-year veteran of the department he was surprised by the report of a homicide

00:11:10.680 west university place just a small little suburb 2.2 square miles

00:11:16.960 part in the middle of houston

00:11:18.520 largely residential and uh and affluent community

00:11:22.600 the last time we had a murder was in 1985 during the robbery

00:11:26.320 god damn so well over a decade guys since they'd had a murder

00:11:31.060 of a pharmacy

00:11:33.260 the brutality of the crime struck the detective

00:11:38.200 blood spatter was all over the place in the hallway and on the

00:11:43.260 the walls and the door

00:11:44.840 and just so y'all know i want to give you guys a

00:11:47.140 quick little like

00:11:48.440 insight as to this place

00:11:50.460 okay

00:11:51.180 uh west university place texas

00:11:53.120 um

00:11:53.920 often called west university or west u for short is a city located

00:11:57.040 uh in the u.s state of texas within a

00:11:59.340 houston sugarland metropolitan area in southwestern harris county

00:12:02.340 at at the 2000 uh 2020 u.s census the population of the city was

00:12:06.180 about 15 000 it is nicknamed the neighborhood city

00:12:08.700 and is mainly a bedroom community of upper class for upper class

00:12:12.380 uh families west university west university place

00:12:16.440 sorry guys it's three 3 30 in the morning

00:12:18.180 it's surrounded by the cities of bel-air houston and south side place

00:12:22.320 as of 2011 west university place has the state's

00:12:24.940 fifth highest concentration of households with incomes

00:12:27.920 of 150 000 dollars or greater which is a very high income guys

00:12:32.640 especially for the state of texas

00:12:33.860 um so yeah the state's fifth highest concentration of wealth

00:12:38.380 uh in the state of texas right there so this ain't no broke boy place man

00:12:41.440 all right

00:12:42.380 the body was completely covered except for

00:12:50.800 one arm sticking out and uh in her two legs

00:12:54.440 there was a large butcher knife that was near the body

00:13:02.660 laying on a pillow

00:13:04.220 investigators also recovered a heavy blood spattered blunt object nearby

00:13:14.000 both were weapons of opportunity the killer found in the house

00:13:19.460 so that right there guys big red flag okay

00:13:24.360 weapons of opportunity versus coming in with you know predetermined weapons

00:13:28.600 police contacted the doctor's husband and learned he had taken the couple's two children

00:13:39.980 out of town to visit relatives before christmas

00:13:42.460 they had been gone for several days

00:13:46.980 the victim had work obligations to take care of that wife so she was not able to travel with him

00:13:56.980 take a look at this over here

00:14:00.100 evidence suggested that the killer had taken his time in the house

00:14:03.640 he tore open christmas gifts

00:14:06.660 and rummaged through the victim's belongings

00:14:09.700 yeah this is one of the most vile

00:14:13.700 what

00:14:14.180 you know just going through all your stuff

00:14:16.200 that's so invasive man

00:14:17.860 opening up christmas gifts

00:14:20.100 taking a kid's presents and shit

00:14:21.820 like what the fuck bro

00:14:22.780 her purse was spilled out

00:14:25.120 and her driver's license was

00:14:27.340 clearly left out and displayed

00:14:29.500 it was uh it was uh it was quite strange to see it like that

00:14:33.560 also keep a note of that guys

00:14:36.900 driver's licenses being out left being left out in the open

00:14:40.940 in the kitchen the detective found partially eaten fruit

00:14:49.800 possibly more evidence the killer had lingered in the house

00:14:55.160 so he's going in there

00:15:01.580 opening up christmas presents

00:15:03.020 leaving licenses out

00:15:04.180 eating the food partially

00:15:05.580 like bruh

00:15:06.440 stop it

00:15:07.400 get some help

00:15:08.820 he also found the keys to the victim's jeep

00:15:11.840 according to the doctor's husband it was the only set

00:15:15.500 in the garage

00:15:21.220 there were no foreign fingerprints at the suspected point of entry

00:15:24.560 but on a workbench

00:15:28.200 investigators found the broken cover of a steering column next to some pry tools

00:15:32.800 the killer must have stolen the victim's jeep

00:15:36.840 we surmised him that he had to break the steering column of the jeep

00:15:40.700 to actually crank it up and to start it

00:15:43.340 here the murderer made a crucial mistake

00:15:47.000 when i picked up the large piece of the steering column

00:15:50.760 i could visibly see fingerprints on the shiny black plastic

00:15:55.820 oh shit they fucking got prints already

00:15:58.460 first crime scene

00:16:00.520 you stupid

00:16:02.100 the column cover was bagged for later analysis at the lab

00:16:08.960 at autopsy the medical examiner determined cause of death

00:16:17.420 multiple stab wounds and blunt force trauma to the head

00:16:21.740 the victim had been sexually assaulted

00:16:25.600 the gruesome nature of the murder worried detective maha

00:16:36.180 it just didn't fit the pattern of a random killing

00:16:40.820 it was a step beyond

00:16:42.840 investigators knew that killers like this

00:16:47.580 usually don't strike only once

00:16:49.820 two days later and 200 miles away

00:16:56.680 san antonio police found an abandoned jeep in a motel parking lot

00:17:01.020 all right so san antonio guys a lot further away

00:17:05.820 and well i don't want to give it away

00:17:08.680 we'll keep going

00:17:09.580 the plates were traced to west university place

00:17:13.540 it belonged to the doctor

00:17:16.600 the plastic cover of the steering column was missing

00:17:22.320 inside investigators found a guitar

00:17:27.060 and a meat cleaver

00:17:29.740 the doctor's husband had noticed

00:17:33.720 and just so y'all know you guys are probably wondering

00:17:35.880 what's the drive like

00:17:36.720 it's about 197 miles 200 miles

00:17:38.920 like they said before

00:17:39.920 two hours and 56 minutes

00:17:41.420 it's about a three hour drive from houston

00:17:43.140 to san antonio

00:17:44.420 and houston guys you know

00:17:46.600 is east texas and san antonio is like the center

00:17:49.220 and i'm very familiar with san antonio

00:17:50.980 because i used to go here all the time

00:17:52.620 when i was an agent

00:17:53.880 because a lot of the crooks that i used to chase from laredo

00:17:56.040 right

00:17:56.820 all the way to san antonio

00:17:58.420 because you guys see right here

00:17:59.460 here's laredo texas right here

00:18:01.460 and then you got san antonio

00:18:03.940 on interstate 35

00:18:05.360 over here

00:18:06.700 it's about two and a half hour drive

00:18:08.100 so

00:18:09.040 144 miles to be exact

00:18:12.060 and then houston

00:18:13.120 to san antonio

00:18:14.120 is another

00:18:14.580 uh

00:18:15.580 two or three hours about

00:18:16.640 texas is a huge state guys

00:18:19.020 that both items were missing from the house

00:18:21.880 someone had hotwired the jeep in a hurry

00:18:29.940 we noticed too that the steering column was just an absolute disright

00:18:36.040 the jeep was fingerprinted inside and out

00:18:41.980 but technicians found no usable prints

00:18:45.400 at the police department's forensics lab

00:18:50.700 analysts made electronic copies of the fingerprints

00:18:53.860 lifted from the jeep's steering column cover

00:18:55.980 and ran them through an automated matching system

00:18:58.960 and at that time we got a positive match

00:19:04.040 now before they announced the match

00:19:06.400 guys this is obviously the late 90s now at this point

00:19:08.980 they have computers

00:19:09.920 they're able to you know

00:19:11.360 put um fingerprints and

00:19:13.300 a bunch of other

00:19:15.220 against a bunch of other fingerprints

00:19:16.740 and figure out who's who

00:19:17.960 through iaphis

00:19:18.920 which i explained on a nice dark episode

00:19:20.360 the automated uh

00:19:21.860 fingerprint identification system

00:19:23.700 aaphis

00:19:24.360 um

00:19:25.060 which you know even when i was an agent

00:19:26.180 you use it

00:19:26.620 and it basically has

00:19:27.940 everyone who's been fingerprinted

00:19:29.620 whether it's through immigration

00:19:30.520 through arrest

00:19:31.160 through um

00:19:32.120 through employment records etc

00:19:33.540 um

00:19:34.420 when you're fingerprinted for anything

00:19:35.580 it gets put upload into iaphis

00:19:37.440 or a i

00:19:38.100 a aphis right

00:19:39.480 um

00:19:40.260 and it has a

00:19:41.340 it's an entire database

00:19:42.440 of fingerprints

00:19:43.020 okay

00:19:43.820 um

00:19:44.900 so let's get into it

00:19:45.920 see who they were able to identify

00:19:47.020 the person as

00:19:48.320 on an individual named

00:19:50.440 carlos rodriguez

00:19:51.800 a computer check revealed

00:19:54.480 another name

00:19:55.360 carlos rodriguez

00:19:56.120 rafael

00:19:56.760 resendez ramirez

00:19:58.420 this was forwarded to the fbi's

00:20:02.260 criminal justice

00:20:03.020 information services division

00:20:04.680 also known as sieges

00:20:06.320 a search of their extensive database

00:20:11.440 revealed dozens of other aliases

00:20:13.200 and more

00:20:14.040 bam

00:20:14.580 different names

00:20:15.720 now they got the guy identified

00:20:17.340 more information on resendez

00:20:19.040 he had an extensive record

00:20:22.620 going back more than 20 years

00:20:24.240 and an active warrant

00:20:26.340 on a stolen vehicle charge

00:20:28.100 oh well that makes sense

00:20:31.120 he stole that woman's jeep

00:20:32.100 and ran with it

00:20:32.680 but obviously much worse as well

00:20:34.820 between you know the grape

00:20:36.020 and the murder

00:20:36.640 investigators reviewed

00:20:38.660 the suspect's file

00:20:39.760 from the immigration

00:20:40.580 and naturalization service

00:20:42.040 which no longer exists

00:20:45.260 after 2003 guys

00:20:46.360 as you guys know

00:20:47.060 after the 9-11

00:20:47.760 they got rid of

00:20:49.000 ins immigration

00:20:50.020 naturalization service

00:20:50.920 and the u.s custom service

00:20:52.120 and they

00:20:52.660 what they did was

00:20:53.280 they combined the two

00:20:54.220 uh

00:20:54.960 to create immigration

00:20:56.000 and customs enforcement

00:20:56.940 aka

00:20:57.520 ice

00:20:58.700 okay

00:20:59.480 um

00:21:00.160 and then ice as you guys know

00:21:01.220 is broken up into two different components

00:21:03.300 there's homeland security investigations

00:21:04.500 who i used to work for

00:21:05.440 right

00:21:05.980 they have immigration

00:21:06.700 customs authority

00:21:07.540 and a bunch of other types of authorities

00:21:08.720 that they utilize to conduct

00:21:09.940 their own investigations

00:21:10.540 then you got

00:21:11.640 um

00:21:12.360 uh

00:21:13.680 enforcer and removal operations

00:21:15.200 aka ero

00:21:16.260 they're the ones that are responsible

00:21:17.540 for deport

00:21:18.200 deportation of legal aliens

00:21:19.900 once they're apprehended

00:21:20.760 so um

00:21:22.800 that's how they're able to get these

00:21:25.080 um

00:21:25.420 ins records

00:21:26.200 because when you have

00:21:27.260 when you're an illegal alien

00:21:28.220 you have something called

00:21:29.460 an alien file

00:21:30.360 uh

00:21:30.960 attached to you

00:21:31.540 and that's anyone that's

00:21:32.300 an alien in the united states

00:21:33.920 so even if you're

00:21:34.560 like

00:21:34.840 like my parents for example

00:21:36.320 they came to the united states

00:21:37.640 they immigrated here

00:21:38.260 they have an alien file

00:21:39.300 right

00:21:39.960 um

00:21:40.740 anyone that immigrates to the united states

00:21:42.240 whether illegal or

00:21:43.240 legal or illegal

00:21:44.480 and wants to become a citizen

00:21:45.980 to some degree

00:21:46.600 they're generated

00:21:47.240 an alien file is generated

00:21:48.660 and they get an alien

00:21:49.840 registration number

00:21:50.860 versus

00:21:51.660 if you get a visa

00:21:52.400 you don't necessarily get an a file

00:21:53.660 but if you try to go ahead

00:21:54.860 and get some type of status

00:21:55.920 in the united states

00:21:56.620 a green card

00:21:57.620 or whatever have you

00:21:58.700 for some type of

00:21:59.880 benefits

00:22:01.140 an a number

00:22:02.060 is going to be given to you

00:22:03.200 and once the a number

00:22:03.800 is given to you

00:22:04.460 your a file is created

00:22:05.880 so that's how they're able

00:22:07.500 to identify this guy

00:22:08.320 because he had to get

00:22:08.800 fingerprinted

00:22:09.340 when he got arrested

00:22:09.980 by border patrol

00:22:11.200 or whoever

00:22:11.640 whatever immigration

00:22:12.680 law enforcement agency

00:22:14.520 picked him up

00:22:15.500 because he had been

00:22:16.140 deported in the past

00:22:17.020 and learned

00:22:19.640 resendez traveled regularly

00:22:21.240 and illegally

00:22:22.120 between the united states

00:22:23.540 and mexico

00:22:24.160 bam

00:22:24.960 so that's how they got him

00:22:25.840 probably border patrol

00:22:26.780 had apprehended him before

00:22:27.860 most recently

00:22:32.700 he had been arrested

00:22:33.580 in california

00:22:34.440 for trespassing

00:22:35.200 on railroad property

00:22:36.220 with a loaded firearm

00:22:37.480 and was deported

00:22:40.640 to mexico

00:22:41.300 now it appeared

00:22:45.240 that rafael resendez

00:22:46.680 was back in texas

00:22:48.360 his transient lifestyle

00:22:54.980 would make him

00:22:55.600 difficult to find

00:22:56.560 detective maha

00:23:00.120 searched the suspect's

00:23:01.240 records for a place

00:23:02.060 to start

00:23:02.580 and found the name

00:23:05.260 of the fugitive's

00:23:06.160 sister

00:23:06.460 she lived in

00:23:08.280 albuquerque new mexico

00:23:09.560 in a pre-arranged phone

00:23:13.220 conference

00:23:13.780 maha spoke with her

00:23:15.100 at the albuquerque

00:23:15.880 police department

00:23:16.900 she wasn't able to tell me

00:23:27.220 a whole lot about

00:23:28.160 current activity

00:23:29.280 of her brother

00:23:30.180 she did not have much

00:23:31.940 contact with him

00:23:32.940 she did mention

00:23:34.260 that he would sometimes

00:23:35.260 drift through albuquerque

00:23:36.880 stay with her

00:23:38.180 for a few days

00:23:39.020 and then just

00:23:39.660 disappeared

00:23:40.480 detective maha

00:23:44.380 asked her to call

00:23:45.360 if she heard

00:23:45.960 from her brother

00:23:46.620 and i think

00:23:49.240 there was a little bit

00:23:50.000 of anger

00:23:50.840 and resentment

00:23:51.360 on her part

00:23:52.120 at being

00:23:52.920 having to be

00:23:53.940 involved with it

00:23:54.800 she really didn't

00:23:57.520 want to be

00:23:57.860 associated with him

00:23:58.780 if indeed he was

00:24:00.340 i don't blame her

00:24:02.380 he's a fucking weirdo

00:24:03.540 a real killer

00:24:04.220 as uh

00:24:04.800 as we thought

00:24:05.400 that he was

00:24:05.980 authorities

00:24:08.000 also asked the public

00:24:09.180 for help

00:24:09.720 they distributed

00:24:11.740 wanted posters

00:24:12.580 along the train routes

00:24:13.640 resendez was known

00:24:14.580 to use

00:24:15.260 dozens of tips

00:24:20.840 turned up nothing

00:24:21.960 in march

00:24:28.680 three months

00:24:29.600 after the doctor's

00:24:30.500 murder

00:24:30.760 there was a series

00:24:32.160 of reported sightings

00:24:33.360 in rail yards

00:24:34.240 near san antonio

00:24:35.560 second one

00:24:37.320 this is second two

00:24:38.040 i've got

00:24:38.280 resendez

00:24:38.800 that boy

00:24:39.480 god

00:24:39.780 i need to go

00:24:40.160 oh shit

00:24:41.520 it's the man

00:24:42.580 traveled

00:24:45.420 what was that

00:24:46.220 yeah

00:24:47.100 that guy was like

00:24:48.080 fuck that

00:24:48.440 it'll pay me

00:24:48.940 enough to chase

00:24:49.440 after this guy

00:24:50.100 200 miles west

00:24:52.820 each time

00:24:55.520 he fled

00:24:56.060 before police

00:24:56.720 could respond

00:24:57.480 the suspected

00:25:03.000 killer was still

00:25:03.860 on the move

00:25:04.380 hopping trains

00:25:05.860 and eluding

00:25:06.460 authorities

00:25:07.180 with thousands

00:25:10.240 of miles

00:25:10.840 of train tracks

00:25:11.660 to choose from

00:25:12.520 rafael resendez

00:25:14.340 could be anywhere

00:25:15.680 five months

00:25:21.720 after the doctor's

00:25:22.580 murder

00:25:22.880 and only 90 miles

00:25:24.080 away in wymer

00:25:24.960 texas

00:25:25.520 members of a local

00:25:27.200 church went to

00:25:27.980 check on their

00:25:28.460 pastor

00:25:28.920 he and his wife

00:25:32.380 had not been

00:25:32.860 at church that

00:25:33.520 morning

00:25:33.880 pastor

00:25:36.960 pastor

00:25:39.160 just so y'all

00:25:44.700 know

00:25:44.840 wymer's in the

00:25:45.440 middle of

00:25:45.800 fucking nowhere

00:25:46.500 a couple was

00:25:47.400 found

00:25:47.820 murdered in

00:25:48.800 their own

00:25:49.180 bed

00:25:49.540 it's almost

00:25:52.420 mid-distance

00:25:53.180 guys between

00:25:53.940 san antonio

00:25:55.300 and houston

00:25:56.860 so you guys can

00:25:57.760 see

00:25:58.100 interstate 10

00:25:59.340 pretty much

00:26:00.160 midway

00:26:01.000 yeah there

00:26:03.700 ain't nothing

00:26:04.060 out there

00:26:04.400 though

00:26:04.640 wymer's a

00:26:09.840 small town

00:26:10.680 murder is

00:26:12.060 nearly unheard

00:26:12.960 of

00:26:13.740 texas rangers

00:26:16.780 and the fort

00:26:17.360 bend county

00:26:17.920 sheriff's office

00:26:18.640 arrived at the

00:26:19.400 scene

00:26:19.660 and uh yeah

00:26:21.740 in a place like

00:26:22.340 this guys where

00:26:22.980 there's it's a

00:26:23.860 rural area and

00:26:24.620 it's like a

00:26:25.100 murder like that

00:26:26.100 yeah the texas

00:26:26.860 rangers are

00:26:27.220 going to take

00:26:27.560 over think of

00:26:28.140 the texas rangers

00:26:28.800 as the state of

00:26:29.660 texas's fbi

00:26:30.600 they're their

00:26:31.020 premier law

00:26:31.680 enforcement agency

00:26:32.400 high-profile

00:26:33.240 murders public

00:26:34.160 corruption um

00:26:35.480 you know

00:26:35.940 sophisticated

00:26:36.420 criminal

00:26:37.040 organizations

00:26:37.660 uh i told

00:26:38.960 one of my

00:26:39.360 stories about

00:26:39.800 what it was

00:26:40.120 like working

00:26:40.440 with the

00:26:40.660 texas rangers

00:26:41.020 i've worked

00:26:41.320 with them

00:26:41.520 in the past

00:26:41.880 myself

00:26:42.240 uh pretty

00:26:43.400 pretty interesting

00:26:44.020 agency a lot

00:26:44.760 of lore a lot

00:26:45.560 of uh historical

00:26:46.840 um context

00:26:48.240 with them so

00:26:49.340 uh yeah it was

00:26:49.860 cool i'll tell

00:26:50.420 you this though

00:26:50.780 they wear them

00:26:51.620 everything in the

00:26:52.680 movies is real

00:26:53.360 the leather boots

00:26:54.240 the the belts

00:26:55.600 um the pants

00:26:57.120 are super starts

00:26:58.080 you can stand

00:26:58.540 them things in a

00:26:59.120 corner and they'll

00:26:59.600 stand by themselves

00:27:00.160 if you wanted

00:27:00.740 like yeah it's

00:27:02.140 everything that you

00:27:02.780 see in the

00:27:03.120 movies you know

00:27:04.140 uh the guy that

00:27:05.480 i worked with

00:27:05.980 his name was

00:27:06.540 randy really

00:27:07.080 really nice

00:27:07.560 guy um he

00:27:08.840 had a 1911

00:27:09.620 it was all

00:27:10.420 tricked out with

00:27:11.140 diamonds and

00:27:11.820 stuff uh yeah

00:27:13.320 yeah man it's cool

00:27:16.820 how they keep up

00:27:17.340 with tradition

00:27:17.800 the preacher and

00:27:23.900 his wife had been

00:27:24.580 bludgeoned to death

00:27:25.420 with a sledgehammer

00:27:26.380 a weapon of

00:27:28.180 opportunity taken

00:27:29.100 from their garage

00:27:29.960 the coroner set

00:27:32.900 time of death at

00:27:33.760 24 to 36 hours

00:27:35.240 earlier

00:27:35.620 the couple had

00:27:38.240 been murdered late

00:27:39.020 friday or early

00:27:40.040 saturday morning

00:27:40.880 money and valuables

00:27:44.300 lay in plain sight

00:27:45.460 robbery was

00:27:48.060 clearly not the

00:27:49.000 motive

00:27:49.360 deputies processed

00:27:54.760 the bedroom with

00:27:55.540 luminol a chemical

00:27:56.940 that reacts to the

00:27:57.880 protein in blood and

00:27:58.960 other bodily fluids

00:28:00.180 hey this ain't the

00:28:03.600 70s and 80s baby

00:28:04.700 this is the late 90s

00:28:05.640 so they got this

00:28:06.240 stuff now

00:28:06.840 serial killers

00:28:09.100 are gonna be a

00:28:09.480 little bit tougher

00:28:09.920 for you now man

00:28:10.760 it revealed the

00:28:13.380 victim's blood and

00:28:14.880 bodily fluid from an

00:28:16.160 unknown source

00:28:17.160 forensic testing

00:28:20.560 later revealed the

00:28:21.760 woman had been

00:28:22.320 sexually assaulted

00:28:23.380 it appeared that

00:28:31.480 after the murders

00:28:32.380 the killer had

00:28:33.420 lingered at the

00:28:34.100 crime scene

00:28:34.720 he ate in the

00:28:36.980 victim's kitchen

00:28:37.700 and took his time

00:28:39.960 studying their

00:28:40.600 driver's licenses

00:28:41.620 the fucking

00:28:44.700 weirdo man

00:28:45.860 stop it

00:28:47.180 get some help

00:28:48.580 investigators at the

00:28:49.980 scene were unaware

00:28:50.800 of the west

00:28:51.500 university place

00:28:52.440 murder

00:28:52.780 but not for long

00:28:55.760 yeah guys keep in

00:28:57.560 mind that at this

00:28:58.340 point right they're

00:28:59.000 like what the hell's

00:28:59.600 going on here

00:29:00.220 they're you know

00:29:01.120 about an hour 100

00:29:02.480 miles away from

00:29:03.180 houston so

00:29:04.520 um maha that

00:29:06.860 detective over there

00:29:07.700 in the west

00:29:08.300 university place he's

00:29:09.260 conducting his own

00:29:09.940 investigation and this

00:29:11.300 is kind of the

00:29:11.740 toughness sometimes

00:29:12.500 with dealing with

00:29:13.260 serial killers because

00:29:14.260 serial killers guys

00:29:15.060 are typically state

00:29:16.880 investigations right

00:29:18.100 because it's it's

00:29:18.800 murder premeditated

00:29:19.740 murder at that so

00:29:20.820 the feds don't get

00:29:21.580 involved with that so

00:29:22.360 when it's a state it's

00:29:23.380 you know the local

00:29:24.080 police department maybe

00:29:24.900 the sheriff's office

00:29:25.600 that handles it and

00:29:26.840 unless they do some

00:29:28.040 kind of outreach a lot

00:29:28.800 of times you're not

00:29:29.340 going to know about

00:29:29.840 other open murder

00:29:30.660 investigations in the

00:29:31.660 area unless you guys

00:29:32.380 are you know meeting

00:29:33.320 with each other and

00:29:33.940 talking with each

00:29:34.460 other granted now in

00:29:35.520 the late 90s there's

00:29:36.320 some computers you

00:29:37.440 know there's

00:29:37.780 databases that you

00:29:38.800 know law enforcement

00:29:39.280 can use or whatever

00:29:40.040 but um you know this

00:29:41.620 is a little bit better

00:29:42.240 than back 20 years

00:29:43.120 prior when we're

00:29:43.680 covering people like

00:29:44.480 you know obviously

00:29:45.500 john wayne gacy and

00:29:46.760 um ted bundy etc

00:29:49.400 this was a big problem

00:29:50.400 for a lot of the law

00:29:51.020 enforcement agencies the

00:29:51.860 night stalker even in

00:29:52.720 this case you know so

00:29:54.100 um so yeah this is a

00:29:55.960 little bit different

00:29:56.400 let's get back to the

00:29:58.680 doc

00:29:59.560 in may 1999

00:30:03.700 texas authorities were

00:30:05.600 on the trail of a

00:30:06.520 fugitive rafael

00:30:07.880 resendez

00:30:08.640 fingerprints implicated

00:30:11.160 him in the murder of a

00:30:12.180 doctor in west

00:30:12.920 university place

00:30:14.000 four months later a

00:30:17.700 preacher and his wife

00:30:18.600 were found beaten to

00:30:19.540 death in their home in

00:30:20.460 weimar

00:30:20.820 the couple's red pickup

00:30:25.400 truck was missing

00:30:26.240 probably stolen by the

00:30:27.960 killer

00:30:28.200 police put out an

00:30:31.840 APB for the vehicle

00:30:33.180 at the department of

00:30:37.800 public safety

00:30:38.580 investigators from the

00:30:39.960 texas rangers were

00:30:40.920 troubled by the crime

00:30:41.860 scene

00:30:42.260 the evidence in the

00:30:45.620 house

00:30:45.960 partially eaten food and

00:30:48.320 displayed ID cards

00:30:49.700 suggested a ritualistic

00:30:51.640 killer

00:30:52.080 the rangers contacted

00:30:55.980 the FBI's Houston

00:30:57.240 field office to get the

00:30:58.500 opinion of a criminal

00:30:59.460 profiler

00:31:00.180 special agent Mark

00:31:02.680 Young

00:31:03.040 you have in a crime

00:31:06.140 scene a lot of

00:31:07.440 messages a lot of

00:31:08.440 forensic evidence and

00:31:10.340 a lot of

00:31:10.700 and profilers guys can

00:31:12.180 be helpful where

00:31:12.860 they're able to kind of

00:31:13.780 give you a pattern and

00:31:15.300 give you predictions on

00:31:16.500 where he may strike next

00:31:17.540 what type of background

00:31:18.860 he's from

00:31:19.340 race

00:31:20.080 education level etc so

00:31:21.740 that helps investigators

00:31:22.700 with getting a profile

00:31:24.500 essentially on who the

00:31:25.680 hell this individual is so

00:31:26.780 that they can go ahead and

00:31:27.800 start to narrow down

00:31:28.780 suspects

00:31:29.300 behavioral evidence

00:31:30.960 you can pick up not only

00:31:34.200 the forensics the

00:31:35.160 fingerprints the DNA

00:31:36.360 hairs and fibers and

00:31:38.680 those types of things but

00:31:39.720 you can also get a look

00:31:41.560 into the offenders

00:31:43.200 behavior

00:31:44.200 the way he commits that

00:31:48.380 crime is unique it's

00:31:49.460 different than any other

00:31:50.340 offender

00:31:50.780 Young noted that this

00:31:53.720 killer acted with extreme

00:31:55.300 rage

00:31:55.860 but no sign of panic

00:31:57.600 what really struck me

00:31:59.460 what really struck me

00:31:59.700 behaviorally was this

00:32:01.360 offender unlike a lot of

00:32:03.720 others spent an incredible

00:32:05.360 amount of time in that

00:32:06.540 house going through

00:32:07.360 everything

00:32:07.960 their wallet and purse

00:32:11.660 respectively were opened up

00:32:13.680 and their identification was

00:32:16.100 showing in other words the

00:32:17.420 offenders sat there and

00:32:18.560 looked at their photographs

00:32:19.980 did not taking any credit

00:32:22.020 cards not taking any cash

00:32:23.400 profilers can analyze a

00:32:26.220 killer's behavioral choices

00:32:27.700 in an attempt to reveal

00:32:29.080 details about him

00:32:30.200 in this case after killing

00:32:34.160 the victims the perpetrator

00:32:36.360 kept striking with his

00:32:37.540 weapon

00:32:37.860 but then he covered their

00:32:40.380 bodies

00:32:40.900 this suggested perhaps even

00:32:43.860 he was repelled by the

00:32:45.280 results of his actions

00:32:46.380 displaying the victim

00:32:48.760 yeah very strange

00:32:50.360 his ID cards might be an

00:32:52.780 act of domination

00:32:53.700 as if he wanted details

00:32:56.280 about the lives he had

00:32:57.360 taken

00:32:57.660 one of the Texas Rangers

00:33:00.660 Young spoke to had seen

00:33:01.960 something like this before

00:33:03.280 he realized because he had

00:33:06.100 some knowledge of the case

00:33:07.540 in West University that

00:33:09.300 some of the same types of

00:33:10.380 things had happened and

00:33:11.840 he said hey guys uh you

00:33:13.340 know could this be

00:33:14.580 connected not only are we

00:33:16.280 looking at some mo that

00:33:17.680 that seems similar but

00:33:19.620 we're looking at behavior

00:33:20.700 uh this uh ritualistic

00:33:24.100 behavior or what we call

00:33:25.360 sometimes signature

00:33:26.340 uh of an offender

00:33:28.260 if there was a connection

00:33:30.820 between the two cases

00:33:31.920 the forensics lab would

00:33:33.580 find it

00:33:34.220 one of the advantages we

00:33:37.160 had is that we had

00:33:37.940 forensic evidence in both

00:33:39.200 places we had uh

00:33:40.780 fingerprints and dna evidence

00:33:43.040 which is a convenience of

00:33:44.520 the late 90s rod that they

00:33:46.500 had this man obviously as you

00:33:47.900 guys know from covering these

00:33:49.000 other serial killers that

00:33:50.000 were operating in the 60s

00:33:51.360 70s 80s uh they didn't

00:33:53.660 have dna and forensic

00:33:55.500 evidence to their advantage

00:33:56.520 to be able to convict these

00:33:57.480 guys so um hell i mean

00:33:59.800 they were to convict richard

00:34:00.860 ramirez who i covered

00:34:01.600 earlier today on a murder

00:34:04.280 and rape of a nine-year-old

00:34:05.180 child um in 2009 that

00:34:08.280 occurred back in 1984

00:34:09.420 because they found his dna

00:34:10.740 at at the location they

00:34:12.260 were to match it up so this

00:34:14.020 is the power of dna and

00:34:15.060 forensics

00:34:15.520 in the west university case

00:34:19.200 we also had dna evidence

00:34:21.400 at the weimer location

00:34:23.980 dna analysis revealed that

00:34:29.020 the bodily fluid recovered in

00:34:30.460 both cases matched the same

00:34:34.260 man sexually assaulted both

00:34:36.420 women

00:34:36.780 since the first victim's jeep had

00:34:41.120 been recovered investigators

00:34:42.960 wondered how the killer got to

00:34:44.540 the second crime scene in both

00:34:47.740 cases the vehicle had been

00:34:49.300 stolen after the crime that

00:34:52.800 would have meant traditionally

00:34:54.800 that uh somebody had to bring

00:34:56.860 the person there or that they

00:34:58.940 were somebody from close by

00:35:00.600 young studied the case file of

00:35:04.180 suspect rafael resendez

00:35:05.880 there was information already in that

00:35:09.560 fugitive investigation indicating

00:35:11.820 that resendez got around by train

00:35:14.640 according to the file there were

00:35:19.300 train tracks 50 yards from the

00:35:21.320 doctor's house in west university

00:35:22.840 place

00:35:23.360 we turned around and look there's a

00:35:26.800 train track immediately across the

00:35:28.560 street

00:35:28.900 from the weimer location

00:35:30.720 with the two cases directly connected

00:35:34.260 investigators believed rafael resendez

00:35:37.080 was a ritual serial killer

00:35:39.020 the manner that he did these crimes

00:35:42.180 is somewhat evolutionary uh you don't

00:35:44.820 just wake up one day and boom get

00:35:47.340 involved in that type of crime it's

00:35:49.040 something that you uh practice you've

00:35:51.660 built up to uh and you've done before

00:35:54.340 and he's not going to stop uh all of

00:35:58.260 a sudden either

00:35:58.940 they feared resendez was using stolen

00:36:02.680 vehicles

00:36:03.300 and the railroads to find his next

00:36:06.160 victim

00:36:06.560 so this obviously presents a problem

00:36:11.540 because it's much harder to track him

00:36:13.220 if he's using the railroad system

00:36:15.060 right which is not for people but human

00:36:17.920 use

00:36:18.280 and stealing cars the guy's invisible

00:36:20.800 and then on top of that he's an

00:36:21.740 illegal alien he's not even supposed to

00:36:22.940 be in the united states so he has

00:36:23.960 almost no markers

00:36:25.040 of identity fortunately they know who

00:36:27.560 the hell he is but finding him is

00:36:28.840 another issue

00:36:29.440 at the houston field office the fbi's

00:36:36.880 fugitive squad joined the hunt for

00:36:38.700 resendez

00:36:39.320 special agent bobby eckert led the

00:36:42.740 investigation

00:36:43.400 we knew that he had fled the

00:36:45.800 jurisdiction

00:36:46.400 and had most likely traveled interstate

00:36:49.560 and in fact into mexico

00:36:51.080 because resendez had likely left

00:36:53.860 texas

00:36:54.360 they obtained an unlawful flight to

00:36:56.400 avoid prosecution warrant

00:36:57.840 oh bam so as you guys can see right

00:37:00.600 here

00:37:00.820 uh you know district of um southern

00:37:03.620 district of texas which is a district

00:37:04.880 that i used to be in when i was an agent

00:37:05.980 myself

00:37:06.380 um and they got a warrant for him you

00:37:08.460 know what matter of fact let's put this

00:37:09.680 thing into pacer

00:37:10.460 real fast okay

00:37:12.600 you can look it up right yeah you can we

00:37:14.220 can look it up so hold on so i'm gonna go

00:37:15.780 ahead

00:37:16.100 western uh western district i'll show you

00:37:18.980 guys how to do this so you're gonna go

00:37:20.600 pacer southern district

00:37:23.480 the district of texas you hear me what was

00:37:26.240 that you're not showing them no i know oh

00:37:28.240 thank you very much i had to pull it up

00:37:29.860 on the side

00:37:30.260 so here we go here it is guys right uh you

00:37:35.220 know what we're gonna go

00:37:36.240 actually you know what we're good here

00:37:40.960 log in

00:37:42.060 right we're gonna query

00:37:45.220 ah damn it i don't remember you know

00:37:51.940 what hold on maybe i can do it

00:37:53.100 on

00:37:54.520 google chrome give me one second guys

00:37:59.200 i'll pull this up right now

00:38:02.980 i'll take a quick screenshot of this

00:38:07.660 then i'll pull it off for you guys on

00:38:09.240 the side and keep those rescinders had

00:38:10.560 likely left texas

00:38:11.680 they obtained an unlawful flight to

00:38:13.680 avoid prosecution warrant

00:38:15.140 and this is also known as a um ufap

00:38:19.520 warrant guys so if the state right is

00:38:22.500 able to and this is very common if the

00:38:24.460 state's able to indict someone and or

00:38:26.280 charge them for some kind of felony

00:38:27.740 crime

00:38:28.160 and they they flee the feds a lot of

00:38:32.160 times what they'll do is they'll go to

00:38:33.060 the fbi they'll go to homeland security

00:38:34.200 whatever it may be and they'll be like

00:38:35.160 hey listen

00:38:35.540 we need you guys we need federal

00:38:37.060 resources we need help finding this guy

00:38:38.280 he might have fled the country sorry he

00:38:39.840 might have fled the state and with

00:38:41.180 someone that's using the railroad

00:38:42.080 system obviously that affects interstate

00:38:43.560 commerce significantly so

00:38:44.680 that would be a smart move to go ahead

00:38:46.500 and get an unlawful flight of

00:38:47.740 prosecution warrant and that allows the

00:38:49.860 state to utilize you know the resource

00:38:52.000 of the federal government to track this

00:38:53.520 guy down

00:38:54.060 um so here it is right here i was able to

00:38:58.620 screenshot so i got the case number here

00:39:00.000 guys i'll pull it up for you here but

00:39:01.580 we'll keep playing the doc

00:39:02.800 it would allow the fbi to add its federal

00:39:07.420 resources to the hunt

00:39:08.700 the first thing that we wanted to do is

00:39:11.600 to find out everything that we possibly

00:39:13.280 could about rescindes

00:39:14.660 we knew that he had been arrested over

00:39:17.140 13 times

00:39:18.000 i immediately started getting all the

00:39:20.440 prison record pin packets so that i could

00:39:22.500 identify not only relatives but associates

00:39:24.860 determine his patterns

00:39:26.600 all the interviews revealed to us that this

00:39:30.140 was a man who was not well known by anybody

00:39:32.500 his family had not really had a lot of

00:39:35.040 contact with him since he left home at 12

00:39:37.080 years of age and moved to acapulco and

00:39:39.120 eventually to florida

00:39:40.260 with little to go on criminal profiler mark

00:39:46.940 young tried to unlock the drifters past to

00:39:50.080 predict his next move

00:39:51.460 he forwarded details of both cases to

00:39:55.420 analysts at the fbi's violent criminal

00:39:57.760 apprehension program

00:39:59.080 vicap analysts use sophisticated databases

00:40:03.460 to identify similar unsolved cases

00:40:06.180 immediately they were able to return to me

00:40:10.900 a case so here it is guys i was able to

00:40:13.800 find it this is the off the case number

00:40:15.980 that they that they gave okay um right

00:40:20.900 here you put if i pull it up this is the

00:40:22.960 southern district of texas run the query

00:40:26.560 docker report because that was off the

00:40:29.600 case number and bam as you guys can see a

00:40:32.640 complaint was filed on uh may 27th

00:40:35.900 1999 warrant was issued same day um and

00:40:40.360 they went and got him later on uh which

00:40:43.480 you guys will see when they executed it

00:40:45.100 but let's let's keep going in lexington

00:40:48.400 kentucky a hispanic male had assaulted uh a

00:40:54.620 college student uh and murdered uh her

00:40:58.360 boyfriend

00:40:58.880 bam so through you know using these

00:41:05.880 databases guys they're able to link um the

00:41:09.580 killer to another crime all the way in

00:41:13.340 kentucky wild right they didn't they didn't

00:41:15.720 have this type of access back in the 70s and

00:41:17.460 80s

00:41:17.880 this happened late at night in 1997 near the railroad tracks where these two had been walking

00:41:27.080 the male was killed by his skull being crushed by rock and the female was sexually assaulted

00:41:36.620 she was also physically assaulted pretty severe injuries

00:41:40.880 though dazed by the young woman somehow survived

00:41:50.120 seeing that her boyfriend was dead she made her way to a nearby house where residents called the police

00:41:57.660 she was able to give them an artist depiction uh a local artist uh the offender

00:42:05.760 young received this holy

00:42:08.960 yo that chick described it fucking perfectly look at that that sketch artist and that chick

00:42:17.900 fucking crazy that accuracy is wild gets from the lexington police department

00:42:24.960 i compared it and i didn't immediately say wow you know this is him what i felt was kind of a guarded

00:42:35.980 optimism that this could be the same guy but a sketch guard optimism bruh that's him what are you

00:42:44.380 talking about man boom baca isn't proof young needed scientific evidence to be sure

00:42:51.800 he learned that the lexington police still had dna samples from the sexual assault two years earlier

00:42:58.980 and arranged for the samples to be flown to the fbi lab in washington dc

00:43:05.240 at the dna analysis unit examiners began processing the samples

00:43:13.640 a couple samples to be worked examiner alan juesty homicide out of kentucky

00:43:18.060 we looked at 13 different unique dna regions and we developed an individual profile at each one of

00:43:24.840 those regions i describe it like looking at a person's physical characteristics you can look at

00:43:29.920 one dna region and it might be the same as another person's and that'd be like saying that two people

00:43:34.720 both have brown eyes well that's very common you look at 13 different dna regions it's like saying

00:43:40.360 somebody has brown eyes is left-handed is six foot three is got red hair the more dna regions you look

00:43:47.680 at the more complete the picture you get of the person damn so that was a really simple way of

00:43:54.060 explaining how you know dna analysis very in a very crude manner works

00:43:58.780 after mapping the dna profile of the perpetrator from lexington juesty contacted the examiners in

00:44:06.740 texas who had mapped the samples from weimer and west university place

00:44:10.600 by comparing the results that i obtained with the results they obtained we were both able to determine

00:44:17.540 that we had a possible common donor in other words the same person was committing these crimes

00:44:22.060 in texas young forwarded the news to the other investigators i was able to call lexington pd and

00:44:30.040 i heard a lot of hooping and hollering because they thought it was gonna be an unsolved case

00:44:34.000 yeah like whoa we got that boy whoa yeah we know who the fuck this motherfucker is this mexican

00:44:40.380 we're gonna get him man america

00:44:43.280 and they were probably going crazy over there in lexington man they're going wild because yo

00:44:48.960 they didn't know who the fuck it was they're like what the hell so yeah man now now the case they're

00:44:53.340 there for them they're like they were probably going wild and that's the power of bringing the

00:44:58.080 feds into your investigation sometimes guys that micap right that federal law enforcement database

00:45:02.540 they're able to utilize that thing and link it to another crime and contact that pd get dna samples

00:45:07.760 from them and then bam they marry up the two texas investigations right way more way more texas

00:45:13.200 and west university place and bam they're able to connect connect it with lexington kentucky

00:45:17.620 boom now they got him identified at three different crime scenes with three different victims

00:45:22.380 them dudes went wild whoa yeah america that's yeah lexington police i know it's pretty good southern

00:45:30.320 accent isn't it so bad fuck you he's now had rafael resendez as their prime suspect

00:45:36.800 authorities across the southwest canvassed homeless shelters and train yards

00:45:42.820 they knew resendez was out there somewhere

00:45:48.660 on may 28th authorities found the preacher's truck abandoned near a train yard in san antonio

00:45:57.540 the preacher's truck from waymer texas guys which again waymer is about one hour west of san

00:46:04.180 antonio guys all right here i'll show you guys real quick so what does he do again he abandons

00:46:08.920 the truck in the same goddamn city as he did with the doctor san antonio

00:46:13.200 which san antonio by the way guys has a huge mexican population very strong

00:46:20.660 um hispanic community there which would make sense why he would go there because a lot of people this

00:46:27.780 guy more than likely probably didn't speak english so him being in san antonio is able to blend in

00:46:31.920 people speak spanish so he's able to operate a little bit more freely he's around his people

00:46:36.380 so and there's a big illegal population in san antonio as well huge smuggling location

00:46:41.660 what was that it looks like your car my car

00:46:44.540 yeah okay mine's a hondo okay don't install me like that

00:46:49.180 it looked like rescinders had returned to the rails

00:46:53.840 finding him would be an overwhelming task for special agent eckerd and their team

00:47:01.500 we had never faced this type of obstacle before there are thousands of tracks there are thousands

00:47:08.200 of trains every day and it was difficult to determine which line that he rode

00:47:13.780 with a massive search area to cover they had to be resourceful

00:47:19.240 one way we handled this is we developed a small wanted poster that we gave to the people that

00:47:30.320 frequently rode the railroads

00:47:31.840 in train yards across the nation locals were advised to be on the lookout for rafael resendez

00:47:40.580 if they spotted him they should call the fbi fugitive squad immediately

00:47:46.140 when we received these calls we would contact the railroad police they would pull the person

00:47:54.080 off the train and identify them agents and railroad police responded to hundreds of sightings

00:48:02.240 each time it wasn't presented

00:48:12.080 the fbi's best lead was the fugitive sister in new mexico

00:48:24.080 agents stayed in contact with her hoping she might hear from him

00:48:31.620 and if she did hear from him they hoped she'd talk

00:48:36.540 so far it seemed the only way to track resendez was to follow a trail of bodies

00:48:50.500 on june 4th 1999 a fayette county texas woman stopped by her mother's house to check on her

00:49:00.080 the 73 year old widow lived alone

00:49:07.080 the house had been ransacked

00:49:09.080 mom

00:49:11.080 imagine the horror you come to your you know your parents place

00:49:14.080 place is all fucked up you haven't heard from them

00:49:17.080 man

00:49:19.080 there was no sign of her mother

00:49:23.080 mom

00:49:24.080 as she searched each room her panic rose

00:49:27.080 then in the bedroom she found her mother's body

00:49:34.080 the elderly woman had been bludgeoned to death

00:49:39.080 in 1999 agents were on the trail of rafael resendez linked to four murders in texas and kentucky

00:49:50.080 as his notoriety grew the press dubbed him the railroad killer

00:49:57.080 now an elderly widow had been murdered in rural fayette county texas

00:50:02.080 like the other victims she lived near a railroad

00:50:05.080 the gruesome crime looked like the work of rafael resendez according to fbi special agent mark young

00:50:18.080 when you looked at that real brutal style of murder

00:50:25.080 you felt like yeah i could be dealing with the same guy because

00:50:28.080 she was covered similarly

00:50:30.080 there were jewelry boxes that had been opened up

00:50:33.080 in other rooms

00:50:35.080 things had been opened and gone through

00:50:38.080 and there were items taken

00:50:41.080 it was a familiar and disturbing pattern

00:50:45.080 cash and jewelry had been left behind

00:50:48.080 right

00:50:49.080 fayetteville guys isn't that far

00:50:53.080 from waymer as you guys can see it's uh right here

00:50:56.080 rural texas

00:50:57.080 and just so y'all know

00:50:59.080 in between major cities right like san antonio and houston

00:51:02.080 all these small small little towns in between man

00:51:04.080 there ain't nothing out here guys

00:51:06.080 we're talking about farmland

00:51:08.080 small towns with maybe like a thousand people

00:51:10.080 like bro texas is different

00:51:12.080 for you city slickers out there

00:51:14.080 all right

00:51:15.080 i lived in south texas so i'm very familiar with uh

00:51:18.080 how rural texas can be

00:51:20.080 instead the killer stole trinkets and personal items

00:51:25.080 as if taking souvenirs

00:51:30.080 fingerprints in the laundry room indicated the killer had broken in through a rear window

00:51:36.080 the print was later

00:51:38.080 similar to the night stalker

00:51:39.080 matched

00:51:40.080 to rescinders

00:51:41.080 this dude didn't give a fuck either

00:51:43.080 he knew that the police were looking for him

00:51:44.080 he was just leaving fingerprints all over the place

00:51:46.080 sloppy sloppy work

00:51:47.080 very

00:51:48.080 stupid

00:51:50.080 after slaying his victim

00:51:52.080 he was in no rush to leave

00:51:54.080 not only did he go around to all of the rooms

00:51:59.080 take certain items and spend an inordinate amount of time

00:52:03.080 he went and had some fruit and some bread

00:52:07.080 which was a thing that we had seen a number of times

00:52:11.080 i take that to be morbid

00:52:14.080 my man was hungry

00:52:15.080 like what the hell

00:52:16.080 signature

00:52:18.080 showing that i totally own and dominate this individual and their belongings

00:52:22.080 more than a i'm hungry and i need something to eat

00:52:25.080 two distinctive clues at the fayette county scene seemed intended as a message to investigators

00:52:32.080 the newspaper had been placed on the sofa

00:52:36.080 open to an article about the recovery of the preacher's stolen vehicle

00:52:42.080 in a guest bedroom

00:52:46.080 they found a toy train

00:52:49.080 it had been recently unpacked and set up on the bed

00:52:52.080 yep

00:52:53.080 now does he now

00:52:55.080 he was looking at the police trying to antagonize him now

00:52:57.080 you know got the article open to himself

00:52:59.080 he's clearly following himself on the news

00:53:01.080 and that's what happens a lot of these serial killers man

00:53:03.080 a lot of serial killers end up being fucking cloud chasers

00:53:05.080 they really enjoy seeing themselves on the news

00:53:07.080 people don't know who they are

00:53:09.080 or in this case they know exactly who the fuck he is

00:53:11.080 and he's just like oh yeah catch me if you can

00:53:17.080 it seemed the railroad killer was taunting the authorities

00:53:25.080 the canine unit followed his scent to the train tracks

00:53:30.080 from there the trail went cold

00:53:41.080 less than 24 hours later the next victim was discovered

00:53:47.080 another gruesome murder near railroad tracks

00:53:51.080 this one 95 miles from fayette county

00:53:56.080 i got a call in regard to a crime scene in houston

00:53:59.080 that was being assessed by the houston police department

00:54:03.080 they were noticing some similarities

00:54:06.080 a 26 year old school teacher was found sexually assaulted

00:54:09.080 and bludgeoned to death in her bedroom

00:54:12.080 her driver's license had been removed from her wallet

00:54:16.080 and displayed on a table

00:54:18.080 same mo leaving them driver's licenses out

00:54:22.080 like the other victims she lived near railroad tracks

00:54:26.080 the teacher's car a white honda sedan had been stolen

00:54:32.080 later DNA analysis confirmed

00:54:36.080 rescinders had assaulted the woman

00:54:42.080 now he was killing at a much faster pace

00:54:44.080 and this is fairly common when

00:54:47.080 they know that the police are on them

00:54:49.080 they just go on a killing spree a lot of times guys

00:54:51.080 you know people will think oh look are they going to chill or whatever

00:54:53.080 no sometimes it actually speeds them up

00:54:55.080 because they see that the doors are closing in on them

00:54:57.080 or the sorry the walls are closing in on them

00:54:58.080 one of the concerns we did have was that this guy was going to evolve

00:55:04.080 into what we call a spree killer

00:55:06.080 a lot of times in the past we've had serial killers

00:55:12.080 Ted Bundy for instance

00:55:14.080 that the pressure got so great

00:55:18.080 that they went into a spree mode

00:55:21.080 and that is they began to kill a number of victims

00:55:24.080 a number of victims with really no cooling off period

00:55:32.080 with his last two victims killed in a 24 hour period

00:55:35.080 it appeared rescinders had made the shift

00:55:38.080 to spree killer

00:55:39.080 on June 6th a rail yard worker spotted the fugitive in Flatonia, Texas

00:55:56.080 halfway between Houston and San Antonio

00:55:58.080 2nd 14 we're at with trespass on premises

00:56:02.080 call central dispatch

00:56:04.080 he immediately notified local police

00:56:06.080 that voice is hilarious

00:56:08.080 FBI

00:56:13.080 2nd 14 we got a emergency situation

00:56:15.080 middle his spine

00:56:17.080 once again

00:56:19.080 Resendez slipped away

00:56:21.080 ok guys we got some additional information

00:56:23.080 at the Houston FBI field office

00:56:25.080 operation train stop was created

00:56:29.080 now investigators from more than 30 agencies

00:56:32.080 were assigned exclusively to the case

00:56:34.080 oh shit now they're going

00:56:36.080 now they're going hard

00:56:38.080 AKA

00:56:40.080 you triggered my trap card

00:56:42.080 them task forces don't fuck around man

00:56:44.080 special agent Bobby Eckerd was part of the operation

00:56:47.080 that was comprised of two basic squads

00:56:49.080 you had the one squad that was the serial homicide investigators

00:56:54.080 that were looking into the various homicides

00:56:57.080 developing evidence

00:56:59.080 and if you guys remember I broke I broke down how the FBI is broken up

00:57:02.080 but essentially a squad is a group of 5 to 10 agents that have a supervisor over them

00:57:07.080 and they're tasked with working together in a group and they typically investigate some type of crime in unison

00:57:13.080 of crimes then the other side was the fugitive investigators that their sole purpose was to locate apprehend and arrest rescinders

00:57:23.080 the fugitive squad look for patterns in the suspects past

00:57:27.080 we were able to determine that he followed the crops

00:57:31.080 throughout the United States

00:57:33.080 in Washington State he followed the avocado route

00:57:36.080 in Florida he would be involved in the citrus crops

00:57:39.080 in Kentucky and North Carolina he would pick tobacco

00:57:42.080 bam so there we go

00:57:45.080 now they got a pattern of his travel that is dependent upon the crop season

00:57:48.080 so that he can find work as a migrant worker

00:57:50.080 and that is stereotypical as hell

00:57:53.080 stupid

00:57:55.080 but yeah basically an illegal Mexican

00:57:58.080 running around the United States

00:58:01.080 based off of crop seasons

00:58:03.080 and also being a serial killer at the same time

00:58:06.080 this guy quite frankly

00:58:07.080 you stupid

00:58:10.080 after identifying farm work sites

00:58:12.080 and addresses of friends and family

00:58:14.080 agents would try to eliminate these comfort zones

00:58:18.080 you go everywhere that you can possibly think of

00:58:22.080 that the fugitive might show up

00:58:24.080 by going there by law enforcement presence in those places

00:58:27.080 people aren't willing to help out the fugitive anymore

00:58:32.080 but this fugitive was

00:58:34.080 good strategy

00:58:35.080 he was eligible traveling fast and on his own

00:58:38.080 without any help

00:58:40.080 and his murder spree

00:58:42.080 was not yet over

00:58:46.080 eight days after the school teacher was killed in Houston

00:58:49.080 her car was found 300 miles away near the Mexican border

00:58:54.080 inside was a knife

00:58:57.080 but no sign of where Resendez had gone

00:59:00.080 all right Del Rio Texas man I've been there before

00:59:04.080 did a Lank King case out of there with another agent

00:59:07.080 here Del Rio guys on the Mexican border

00:59:10.080 I'm going to show you guys this real fat

00:59:12.080 hold on my bad

00:59:18.080 where we at

00:59:19.080 so

00:59:20.080 so Del Rio guys

00:59:32.080 okay

00:59:34.080 and she was killed in Houston

00:59:36.080 so

00:59:38.080 just you guys get an idea of the distance he traveled

00:59:39.080 okay

00:59:41.560 and she was killed in Houston

00:59:43.240 so just so you guys get an idea

00:59:45.760 of the distance he traveled

00:59:47.280 that is a five hour drive

00:59:53.120 pretty much the other side of the state

00:59:54.820 okay

00:59:55.700 and Del Rio

00:59:56.920 is

00:59:59.140 across

01:00:01.180 from

01:00:03.700 Acuna

01:00:05.940 Ciudad de Acuna

01:00:07.340 brings back good memories

01:00:13.560 living in Texas

01:00:16.600 in 1999

01:00:23.400 more than 30 law enforcement

01:00:25.720 agencies

01:00:26.320 nearby were

01:00:29.620 train tracks

01:00:30.380 giving the killer a clean

01:00:33.580 escape to almost

01:00:35.540 anywhere

01:00:36.400 in 1999

01:00:43.620 more than 30 law enforcement

01:00:45.940 agencies hunted for Rafael Resendez

01:00:48.340 known as the railroad

01:00:49.940 killer

01:00:50.560 whenever a new crime

01:00:53.740 appeared to be the work of the killer

01:00:55.260 special agent Mark Young

01:00:57.180 investigated

01:00:57.940 I was getting

01:00:59.900 hundreds of calls

01:01:01.660 from departments around the country

01:01:03.320 wanting me to

01:01:04.660 listen to their stories about their crimes

01:01:07.540 and determine whether

01:01:08.880 the cases might be linked

01:01:11.680 on June 15th

01:01:14.120 the bodies of a 51 year old woman

01:01:16.740 and her father

01:01:17.520 were discovered in their home

01:01:19.320 in rural Gorham, Illinois

01:01:20.940 the local sheriff's office

01:01:25.000 believed Resendez

01:01:25.940 was involved

01:01:26.520 and called Mark Young

01:01:27.740 as soon as we walked

01:01:31.680 onto the scene

01:01:32.740 we could have been

01:01:33.480 so this is great

01:01:34.120 interagency cooperation

01:01:35.200 you know

01:01:35.520 at this point now

01:01:36.120 they know the FBI is involved

01:01:37.080 they're looking for this guy

01:01:37.920 hey we think

01:01:38.400 is this asshole

01:01:38.980 this was the power of technology

01:01:40.220 and working together

01:01:41.060 where they're able to

01:01:42.720 quickly you know

01:01:43.500 notify the FBI

01:01:44.240 and get them involved

01:01:45.220 in the investigation

01:01:45.880 early on

01:01:46.620 and link another murder

01:01:48.000 to this subject

01:01:49.140 in one of our

01:01:50.540 crime scenes in Texas

01:01:51.880 the double rail tracks

01:01:53.480 were right behind

01:01:54.320 the older man's residence

01:01:56.760 the killer broke in

01:01:58.880 through a back window

01:01:59.920 he used a weapon

01:02:02.500 of opportunity

01:02:03.220 a shotgun

01:02:04.400 he found in the home

01:02:05.600 he stole a few trinkets

01:02:09.080 and ate the victim's food

01:02:12.080 but this time

01:02:19.160 the killer had added

01:02:20.160 something new

01:02:20.960 a statement

01:02:22.140 scrawled on the wall

01:02:23.380 a lot of people thought

01:02:27.960 oh god

01:02:28.340 we got some other

01:02:29.420 type of offender here

01:02:31.180 that's making

01:02:32.260 a political statement

01:02:33.280 pseudo-intellectual

01:02:34.440 but Young knew better

01:02:35.960 he had reviewed

01:02:37.260 the fugitive's

01:02:38.100 prison file

01:02:38.840 including his

01:02:39.720 correspondence

01:02:40.360 he had been writing

01:02:43.920 political messages

01:02:45.560 and letters

01:02:46.200 that we were able

01:02:47.480 to view in the past

01:02:48.700 that was even further

01:02:52.960 indication to me

01:02:53.800 that this is the same

01:02:54.440 offender

01:02:54.760 because this now

01:02:56.080 is the rest of his

01:02:57.560 fantasy coming out

01:02:58.520 in his own mind

01:03:00.580 Resendez was a deep

01:03:01.920 political thinker

01:03:02.980 no more Serbians

01:03:04.660 killed by your sons

01:03:05.780 what the

01:03:06.280 yeah

01:03:10.420 obviously

01:03:11.900 but thankfully

01:03:13.480 you know

01:03:13.740 the FBI did their

01:03:14.420 profile

01:03:14.960 they knew better

01:03:16.100 hey bro

01:03:16.500 you're not gonna

01:03:16.860 throw us off the trail

01:03:17.580 we know who the hell

01:03:18.140 you are

01:03:19.000 but authorities knew

01:03:22.040 he was a vicious predator

01:03:23.620 he was tied up

01:03:24.520 in his chair

01:03:25.120 she was straight

01:03:26.140 across

01:03:26.560 they believed

01:03:29.060 he got to

01:03:29.580 Gorham on the train

01:03:30.580 and left in the

01:03:31.440 victim's car

01:03:32.220 which was recovered

01:03:33.220 the next day

01:03:33.900 60 miles south

01:03:35.080 near the Kentucky border

01:03:36.240 police across the country

01:03:42.000 checked cold cases

01:03:43.360 looking for murders

01:03:44.220 Resendez might have

01:03:45.100 committed

01:03:45.460 special agent Young

01:03:49.020 investigated one in

01:03:50.160 Hughes Springs Texas

01:03:51.300 in October of 1998

01:03:54.800 a woman had been

01:03:56.160 beaten to death

01:03:56.940 with an antique

01:03:57.820 flat iron

01:03:58.440 though unsolved

01:04:01.340 the murder had been

01:04:02.360 thoroughly investigated

01:04:03.520 and documented

01:04:04.500 and I felt like

01:04:06.820 there was a good

01:04:07.400 possibility

01:04:08.200 that

01:04:09.440 Resendez was

01:04:10.760 responsible for that

01:04:11.660 case too

01:04:12.360 because as you guys

01:04:13.820 know

01:04:14.040 Resendez

01:04:14.500 what does he do

01:04:15.040 he's an opportunistic

01:04:16.720 killer when it comes

01:04:18.380 to using weapons

01:04:19.140 so he finds things

01:04:20.140 in the house

01:04:20.560 and just

01:04:20.880 beats the crap

01:04:22.040 out of the person

01:04:22.600 with them

01:04:23.020 right

01:04:23.660 so

01:04:24.440 this obviously

01:04:25.960 could also be him

01:04:26.900 another rural part

01:04:27.680 of Texas

01:04:28.120 did you tell me

01:04:29.760 we had

01:04:31.640 blood force trauma

01:04:32.680 she was an elderly

01:04:34.280 victim

01:04:34.640 she was not

01:04:35.380 sexually assaulted

01:04:36.740 but she was

01:04:38.200 covered in a

01:04:39.080 similar fashion

01:04:39.880 and in looking

01:04:42.820 at his crime scene

01:04:43.940 photography

01:04:44.620 I see where

01:04:46.620 her identification

01:04:48.920 had been placed

01:04:50.320 up as if the

01:04:51.300 offender

01:04:51.640 looked at

01:04:52.480 with a half

01:04:53.520 eaten apple as

01:04:54.500 well

01:04:54.780 pretty much

01:04:55.720 effectively linked

01:04:56.560 because the

01:05:01.580 spree killer

01:05:02.100 could be

01:05:02.480 anywhere

01:05:02.920 the FBI

01:05:04.060 placed

01:05:04.520 Rafael Resendez

01:05:05.680 on their

01:05:06.040 10 most

01:05:06.600 wanted

01:05:06.940 fugitives

01:05:07.540 list

01:05:07.960 oh lord

01:05:08.740 you make it

01:05:09.180 on the

01:05:09.380 top 10

01:05:09.860 most fugitive

01:05:10.540 wanted

01:05:10.800 list

01:05:11.060 brah

01:05:12.160 FBI

01:05:12.800 open up

01:05:13.340 they're

01:05:13.540 coming for

01:05:14.060 you man

01:05:14.580 they're

01:05:15.120 fucking

01:05:15.480 coming for

01:05:16.060 you

01:05:16.220 and a

01:05:16.820 big reason

01:05:17.300 why guys

01:05:17.940 they push

01:05:18.680 to put

01:05:18.980 people on

01:05:19.400 the top

01:05:19.700 10

01:05:19.940 most

01:05:20.480 wanted

01:05:20.680 list

01:05:20.900 is

01:05:21.060 it

01:05:21.520 allows

01:05:21.880 them

01:05:22.140 to divert

01:05:22.560 more

01:05:22.780 resources

01:05:23.420 to

01:05:24.220 said

01:05:24.800 subjects

01:05:25.200 and also

01:05:25.900 put up

01:05:26.240 higher

01:05:26.520 awards

01:05:26.960 etc

01:05:27.300 so yo

01:05:28.240 if you're

01:05:29.920 gonna put

01:05:30.200 on the

01:05:30.400 top 10

01:05:30.720 most

01:05:30.900 wanted

01:05:31.100 list

01:05:31.360 you're

01:05:31.980 probably

01:05:32.220 gonna

01:05:32.380 get

01:05:32.560 found

01:05:32.880 so

01:05:33.640 that's

01:05:34.060 an L

01:05:34.440 for your

01:05:35.140 boy

01:05:35.420 Resendez

01:05:36.140 or in

01:05:36.500 this case

01:05:36.840 I'm

01:05:36.960 gonna call

01:05:37.280 him

01:05:37.820 Resendez

01:05:38.480 his mug

01:05:45.120 shots were

01:05:45.600 posted with

01:05:46.200 30 different

01:05:46.940 aliases

01:05:47.600 hold on

01:05:49.120 let me just

01:05:49.800 remove

01:05:50.200 add it

01:05:50.900 back

01:05:51.240 special agent

01:05:53.220 Bobby Eckerd

01:05:53.980 hoped it

01:05:54.520 might shake

01:05:54.960 new leads

01:05:55.560 free

01:05:56.020 what this

01:05:57.880 does is

01:05:58.380 it raises

01:05:59.240 the awareness

01:05:59.800 of the

01:06:00.180 case

01:06:00.440 the fugitive

01:06:00.940 status

01:06:01.420 and it

01:06:01.900 also

01:06:02.460 allowed for

01:06:04.500 us to

01:06:05.080 offer up

01:06:05.780 to $50,000

01:06:06.680 for the

01:06:07.540 successful

01:06:08.080 apprehension

01:06:08.860 of

01:06:09.180 Resendez

01:06:09.820 news of

01:06:12.300 the

01:06:12.420 Resendez

01:06:12.920 case swept

01:06:13.600 through the

01:06:14.020 country

01:06:14.460 on heightened

01:06:16.880 alert

01:06:17.300 agents and

01:06:18.240 police searched

01:06:18.980 hundreds of

01:06:19.680 freight trains

01:06:20.300 and train

01:06:20.780 yards

01:06:21.180 it was

01:06:24.160 it was as

01:06:24.340 if

01:06:24.520 Resendez

01:06:25.140 had

01:06:25.360 disappeared

01:06:26.080 a violation

01:06:30.060 Don Clark

01:06:30.940 then special

01:06:31.800 agent in

01:06:32.320 charge of

01:06:32.740 the Houston

01:06:33.140 field office

01:06:33.940 held press

01:06:34.840 conferences to

01:06:35.620 help spread

01:06:36.180 the word

01:06:36.720 oh man

01:06:37.980 yeah they're

01:06:38.500 on his ass

01:06:39.260 now man

01:06:39.880 operation

01:06:40.680 train stop

01:06:41.460 FBI holding a

01:06:42.500 press conference

01:06:42.960 for this guy

01:06:43.440 with the news

01:06:43.920 all there

01:06:44.400 yep

01:06:45.200 but he was

01:06:46.880 candid about

01:06:47.580 the case's

01:06:48.140 difficulty

01:06:48.620 it's a very

01:06:50.040 complex investigation

01:06:51.340 it's one like

01:06:52.400 many of us

01:06:53.060 have never been

01:06:53.720 involved with

01:06:54.340 before

01:06:54.800 we are dealing

01:06:56.440 with a lot of

01:06:57.160 unknowns here

01:06:57.980 we're dealing

01:06:58.380 with a lot of

01:06:58.980 pieces of

01:06:59.540 information

01:07:00.040 and it's a

01:07:00.600 very difficult

01:07:01.200 investigation

01:07:02.140 for all of

01:07:02.980 the agencies

01:07:03.460 the story

01:07:04.600 led news

01:07:05.240 broadcasts

01:07:06.240 nationwide

01:07:06.840 and with

01:07:08.420 eight victims

01:07:09.160 now dead

01:07:09.820 the public

01:07:10.820 was terrified

01:07:11.720 eight is more

01:07:13.840 than enough

01:07:14.360 many more

01:07:14.900 than enough

01:07:15.320 one is more

01:07:15.980 than enough

01:07:16.460 and that's all

01:07:17.000 that I can

01:07:17.600 assure the public

01:07:18.320 is that law

01:07:18.880 enforcement is

01:07:19.580 working together

01:07:20.260 to try and get

01:07:20.920 this person

01:07:21.400 out of the street

01:07:21.980 the fugitive

01:07:23.880 was deceptively

01:07:24.760 smart and

01:07:25.620 incredibly dangerous

01:07:26.780 he could move

01:07:29.040 across the country

01:07:29.800 easily and slip

01:07:31.080 across the border

01:07:31.860 at will

01:07:32.400 what we were

01:07:34.040 trying to let

01:07:34.500 people know

01:07:35.040 was this is

01:07:35.660 not some

01:07:36.540 railroad hobo

01:07:38.160 or bum

01:07:38.880 that doesn't

01:07:40.460 have any sense

01:07:41.160 traveling around

01:07:42.000 this is a guy

01:07:42.740 with a good IQ

01:07:43.680 that knew

01:07:45.440 how to evade

01:07:46.480 law enforcement

01:07:47.260 that we needed

01:07:49.120 a lot of

01:07:49.820 assistance

01:07:50.240 in capturing

01:07:51.180 this is a guy

01:07:52.980 that was attacking

01:07:53.960 innocent people

01:07:55.020 in their sleep

01:07:55.960 and there was

01:07:56.860 nobody really

01:07:57.480 safe

01:07:58.000 the reward

01:07:59.320 for the fugitives

01:08:00.040 captured climbed

01:08:00.880 to 125,000

01:08:02.180 dollars

01:08:03.140 oh Lee

01:08:05.040 125,000

01:08:06.220 that's quite a bit

01:08:06.860 for the government

01:08:07.280 you know

01:08:07.520 they're cheapskates

01:08:08.220 here and I'm

01:08:10.560 gonna go ahead

01:08:11.040 and you know me

01:08:11.500 my inflation calculator

01:08:12.420 I'm gonna figure this out

01:08:13.440 calls came in

01:08:14.860 from all over the country

01:08:16.020 I'd like to

01:08:17.340 in late June

01:08:18.840 rescinders was spotted

01:08:20.000 at a homeless shelter

01:08:21.040 in Louisville Kentucky

01:08:22.120 but he never stayed

01:08:28.880 in one place

01:08:29.560 for long

01:08:30.040 before the police

01:08:34.060 could arrive

01:08:34.700 he was gone

01:08:35.780 Sergeant Mark Barnard

01:08:39.620 of the Lexington

01:08:40.300 Kentucky

01:08:40.760 Police Department

01:08:41.640 warned the public

01:08:42.720 so just so you guys

01:08:45.580 know

01:08:45.760 $125,000

01:08:46.800 in 1999

01:08:47.620 is worth

01:08:48.180 $223,598

01:08:51.240 and 44 cents

01:08:52.340 today

01:08:52.920 so pretty much

01:08:54.560 damn near doubled

01:08:56.260 if I lived

01:09:01.220 near a railroad track

01:09:02.280 I'd certainly

01:09:02.920 have it well lit

01:09:03.880 I'd check

01:09:05.020 and make sure

01:09:05.540 nothing is

01:09:06.220 out of the ordinary

01:09:07.260 I'd know my environment

01:09:08.680 my neighbors

01:09:09.320 I'd check my doors

01:09:10.260 and windows

01:09:10.900 the tips

01:09:12.760 kept coming

01:09:13.380 we had

01:09:15.980 3,178 calls

01:09:18.640 that came

01:09:19.360 into the command post

01:09:20.440 from those calls

01:09:21.580 we generated

01:09:22.300 over 1,100 leads

01:09:23.920 in other words

01:09:25.080 things that needed

01:09:25.780 to be done

01:09:26.480 throughout the United States

01:09:28.120 and in Mexico

01:09:28.900 and the fact

01:09:29.900 that they had

01:09:30.280 a command post

01:09:30.880 guys

01:09:31.100 tells me

01:09:31.500 how serious

01:09:32.000 they made this case

01:09:33.340 a command post

01:09:33.900 basically

01:09:34.240 is where

01:09:34.540 all the leads

01:09:35.140 come into

01:09:35.580 one central location

01:09:36.760 and then from there

01:09:37.920 they take the leads

01:09:38.880 vet them out

01:09:39.380 okay

01:09:39.640 is this a

01:09:40.080 prank caller

01:09:40.980 this some bullshit

01:09:41.660 whatever it may be

01:09:42.420 and then

01:09:43.160 if it is a good lead

01:09:44.460 they delegate it out

01:09:45.620 to an agent

01:09:46.460 to a task force officer

01:09:47.720 to anyone

01:09:48.540 that's in

01:09:48.940 to a detective

01:09:49.880 whoever's working

01:09:50.500 on the investigation

01:09:51.120 alongside the FBI

01:09:51.840 which in this case

01:09:52.480 it was a bunch

01:09:52.880 of state agencies

01:09:53.700 right

01:09:54.320 even other

01:09:55.040 states as well

01:09:57.020 like in Kentucky

01:09:57.800 they would hand out

01:09:58.920 those leads

01:09:59.320 they'd go out

01:10:00.000 they'd interview

01:10:00.440 a subject here

01:10:01.060 they'd look at

01:10:01.480 a license plate here

01:10:02.240 they'd do surveillance

01:10:02.840 on this location here

01:10:03.800 they'd go

01:10:04.560 do

01:10:05.540 a record check

01:10:07.240 over here

01:10:07.660 so all these leads

01:10:08.760 are being followed up on

01:10:09.980 and they're coming

01:10:10.940 to one central location

01:10:11.880 that allows

01:10:12.380 the flow of information

01:10:13.220 to pass through

01:10:14.020 smoothly

01:10:14.700 and be disseminated

01:10:16.160 amongst the different

01:10:17.060 agencies and partners

01:10:18.360 and they do this

01:10:22.000 a lot of the times

01:10:22.580 with terrorism investigations

01:10:24.080 I'll never forget

01:10:24.660 when the Boston Marathon

01:10:25.980 bombing happened

01:10:26.700 they did the same exact thing

01:10:28.160 with a command post

01:10:29.100 and I go into detail

01:10:29.940 about this

01:10:30.440 on the Boston Marathon

01:10:31.460 bombing episode

01:10:32.080 which I did a whole

01:10:32.700 breakdown on that as well

01:10:33.660 go check that one out guys

01:10:34.940 we cover all types of

01:10:36.120 crimes over here

01:10:37.020 on Fed it baby

01:10:37.500 so guys

01:10:37.880 like the goddamn video

01:10:38.840 alright

01:10:39.180 because ain't nobody

01:10:39.640 else breaking down

01:10:40.160 stuff like this

01:10:40.820 on the internet

01:10:41.780 one credible tip

01:10:43.900 was phoned into

01:10:44.680 the Denver field office

01:10:46.040 the caller reported

01:10:51.360 seeing Resendez

01:10:52.460 at a house

01:10:53.100 in Commerce City

01:10:53.920 Colorado

01:10:54.480 after authorities

01:10:57.200 traced a phone call

01:10:58.320 from the house

01:10:58.900 to the Mexico town

01:11:00.080 where Resendez

01:11:00.820 had family

01:11:01.480 a tactical arrest

01:11:02.960 team responded

01:11:03.700 and moved in

01:11:06.600 for the capture

01:11:07.740 seven months

01:11:10.760 into the search

01:11:11.380 for Rafael Resendez

01:11:12.700 an arrest team

01:11:13.900 raided a house

01:11:14.720 in Commerce City

01:11:15.600 Colorado

01:11:16.180 they secured

01:11:24.540 the occupants

01:11:25.320 and searched the house

01:11:27.760 but Resendez

01:11:32.980 was nowhere

01:11:33.460 to be found

01:11:34.260 and authorities

01:11:36.620 later determined

01:11:37.420 the tip

01:11:38.320 was a case

01:11:38.880 of mistaken identity

01:11:40.060 Texas Rangers

01:11:44.820 and the FBI agents

01:11:46.020 kept in contact

01:11:46.940 with a fugitive

01:11:47.740 sister in New Mexico

01:11:48.880 she assured them

01:11:52.220 that she had not

01:11:52.840 heard from her brother

01:11:53.740 but promised

01:11:54.620 that if he called

01:11:55.440 she would contact them

01:11:57.400 but at the FBI

01:12:01.020 command post

01:12:01.840 in Houston

01:12:02.380 the next big lead

01:12:04.060 concerned a relative

01:12:05.100 no one knew

01:12:05.800 about before

01:12:06.620 agents learned

01:12:08.920 Resendez

01:12:09.580 had a wife

01:12:10.460 in Mexico

01:12:11.060 special agent

01:12:13.600 Bobby Eckert

01:12:14.240 followed up

01:12:14.800 on the surprising

01:12:15.540 new lead

01:12:16.220 the command post

01:12:18.640 became aware

01:12:19.280 that he had

01:12:19.920 a common law wife

01:12:20.880 because she was

01:12:21.600 interviewed

01:12:22.040 by Mexican media

01:12:23.800 and a local station

01:12:26.140 got a copy

01:12:26.800 of that interview

01:12:27.600 and showed it

01:12:28.720 aired it locally

01:12:29.620 at that point

01:12:32.360 we brought his wife

01:12:33.380 to Houston

01:12:33.940 for a two day interview

01:12:36.360 authorities needed

01:12:38.920 to know as much

01:12:39.720 as they could

01:12:40.260 about Resendez

01:12:41.160 his patterns

01:12:44.020 and the places

01:12:45.180 he had stayed

01:12:45.920 in different places

01:12:46.920 and did he write

01:12:48.040 here all the time

01:12:48.700 she provided us

01:12:50.360 with a lot of

01:12:51.500 information

01:12:52.080 about Resendez

01:12:54.000 and his habits

01:12:54.860 over the last

01:12:55.700 two or three years

01:12:56.760 she advised

01:12:58.060 that he brought

01:12:58.720 her jewelry

01:12:59.540 he brought

01:13:00.340 her figurines

01:13:01.340 sometimes

01:13:01.720 little angel

01:13:02.520 figurines

01:13:03.280 he brought

01:13:05.080 her

01:13:05.360 a guitar

01:13:08.160 I knew

01:13:09.800 that a lot

01:13:10.380 of these items

01:13:11.080 had been stolen

01:13:12.240 from crime scenes

01:13:13.280 and it in fact

01:13:14.880 turned out

01:13:15.320 that these items

01:13:16.380 were linked

01:13:16.920 to the homicides

01:13:17.720 she said

01:13:19.840 Resendez

01:13:20.260 had been in Mexico

01:13:21.060 very recently

01:13:21.960 but she hadn't

01:13:22.820 seen him in days

01:13:23.740 she was cooperating

01:13:26.360 because she feared

01:13:27.260 he wasn't safe there

01:13:28.400 in Mexico

01:13:30.760 bounty hunters

01:13:31.940 were after him

01:13:33.000 Resendez

01:13:34.940 was running out

01:13:35.840 of places to hide

01:13:36.860 yeah they had

01:13:39.100 a big ass

01:13:39.920 fucking award

01:13:40.720 on his ass

01:13:41.620 on July 10th

01:13:46.400 1999

01:13:47.120 investigators

01:13:48.400 received a phone

01:13:49.320 page from

01:13:49.900 Albuquerque

01:13:50.460 it was the

01:13:52.480 fugitive's sister

01:13:53.420 yes I'm returning

01:13:54.840 your call

01:13:55.260 she needed to

01:13:56.240 talk to authorities

01:13:57.220 okay

01:13:57.640 we're on our way

01:13:58.480 according to

01:13:59.620 special agent

01:14:00.160 Mark Young

01:14:00.800 there were

01:14:02.760 relatives

01:14:03.200 in Mexico

01:14:04.220 that were being

01:14:05.940 approached by law

01:14:06.880 enforcement

01:14:07.360 by bounty hunters

01:14:09.840 by curiosity seekers

01:14:11.660 there were people

01:14:14.380 that really

01:14:14.960 didn't care

01:14:16.100 how they got him

01:14:17.020 across

01:14:17.500 you know

01:14:18.120 dead or alive

01:14:18.920 I want the reward

01:14:20.400 money

01:14:21.060 she said her brother

01:14:22.940 had called her

01:14:23.780 she did not want

01:14:25.980 him to be harmed

01:14:26.820 law enforcement

01:14:28.860 told her

01:14:29.660 that we could

01:14:30.760 affect a safe

01:14:31.960 surrender for him

01:14:33.380 and we would

01:14:33.920 agree to treat

01:14:34.980 him humanely

01:14:35.820 and get him

01:14:38.700 in custody

01:14:39.440 to resolve

01:14:41.100 this thing

01:14:41.660 on July 12th

01:14:45.980 1999

01:14:46.680 Raphael

01:14:48.860 Resendis

01:14:49.440 agreed to turn

01:14:50.260 himself in

01:14:50.880 to a Texas

01:14:51.520 Ranger

01:14:51.940 at a small

01:14:52.520 border crossing

01:14:53.380 Resendis

01:14:53.900 hands on the

01:14:54.820 head

01:14:55.060 respecting his

01:14:59.300 sister's wishes

01:15:00.060 authorities agreed

01:15:01.560 to let him

01:15:02.200 walk across

01:15:03.040 and to take

01:15:03.900 him in

01:15:04.240 with a minimal

01:15:04.820 arrest

01:15:05.240 team

01:15:05.520 one of the

01:15:07.980 most vicious

01:15:08.660 serial killers

01:15:09.540 in the nation's

01:15:10.320 history

01:15:10.720 I've done

01:15:11.780 surrenders like

01:15:12.320 this at the

01:15:12.960 border

01:15:13.520 it's crazy

01:15:14.380 it's a

01:15:15.160 very unique

01:15:16.580 situation

01:15:17.360 because

01:15:18.620 you know

01:15:19.840 I hate to say it

01:15:20.440 but the criminal

01:15:20.820 has leverage

01:15:21.360 like that

01:15:21.760 you gotta

01:15:22.080 you gotta

01:15:22.520 get them

01:15:22.860 to come to

01:15:23.240 you

01:15:23.400 and a lot

01:15:24.000 of the times

01:15:24.400 you know

01:15:24.600 they don't want

01:15:25.380 it to be a big

01:15:25.820 spectacle

01:15:26.260 with news people

01:15:27.620 there and everything

01:15:28.140 so you gotta

01:15:28.500 do it nice

01:15:29.120 and you know

01:15:29.760 surreptitiously

01:15:31.260 and you know

01:15:32.140 maintain the person's

01:15:33.000 dignity

01:15:33.200 at the end of the

01:15:33.740 day guys

01:15:34.160 you're not there

01:15:34.700 to take away

01:15:35.620 the guy's dignity

01:15:36.660 you're there to

01:15:37.140 take away his

01:15:37.540 freedom

01:15:37.740 and those are

01:15:38.280 two very distinct

01:15:39.040 different things

01:15:39.620 and if they're

01:15:40.060 respectful

01:15:40.400 why not

01:15:41.240 right

01:15:41.520 better to get

01:15:43.580 him in custody

01:15:44.060 than you know

01:15:44.820 nah we're gonna

01:15:45.440 make this a big

01:15:46.380 old scene

01:15:46.860 and stuff like

01:15:47.380 nah man

01:15:47.780 the families

01:15:48.800 need justice

01:15:49.360 you gotta put

01:15:49.800 your pride away

01:15:50.260 sometimes

01:15:50.660 was taken

01:15:51.720 into custody

01:15:52.400 quietly

01:15:53.040 and without

01:15:54.060 incidents

01:15:54.700 in follow-up

01:15:59.840 interviews

01:16:00.240 with Mark

01:16:00.780 Young

01:16:01.120 Resendis

01:16:02.440 would confess

01:16:03.020 to a total

01:16:03.640 of 13 murders

01:16:04.960 four of them

01:16:06.020 not yet connected

01:16:06.920 to him

01:16:07.320 by authorities

01:16:08.120 he could recall

01:16:10.360 in incredible

01:16:11.820 detail

01:16:12.520 crimes that occurred

01:16:14.860 several years

01:16:15.780 before

01:16:16.340 after discussions

01:16:19.740 with him

01:16:20.340 I would contact

01:16:22.000 the jurisdictions

01:16:23.400 that had primary

01:16:24.240 control of the

01:16:25.780 investigations

01:16:26.420 that he was

01:16:27.300 referring to

01:16:27.900 and we

01:16:29.260 resolved two

01:16:30.800 homicides in

01:16:31.620 Florida

01:16:32.040 Marion County

01:16:33.140 Florida

01:16:33.520 one in Colton

01:16:34.980 California

01:16:35.740 and

01:16:37.600 one homicide

01:16:39.920 in Barrow

01:16:40.560 County

01:16:40.960 Georgia

01:16:42.380 you tell me

01:16:46.400 the question

01:16:47.340 in everyone's

01:16:48.120 mind

01:16:48.460 was why

01:16:49.560 in the

01:16:51.100 interviews

01:16:51.680 Resendis

01:16:52.860 made the

01:16:53.340 sickening

01:16:53.920 claim

01:16:54.360 that he

01:16:54.700 killed

01:16:55.160 to wipe

01:16:55.760 out evil

01:16:56.320 yet among

01:16:58.700 his victims

01:16:59.540 were a

01:17:00.240 typical

01:17:00.840 coping

01:17:01.500 strategy

01:17:02.000 from a lot

01:17:02.460 of these

01:17:02.660 killers

01:17:02.920 a nice

01:17:03.240 stalker

01:17:03.580 same thing

01:17:04.000 oh I

01:17:04.360 worship

01:17:04.900 the devil

01:17:05.400 doctor

01:17:06.500 a preacher

01:17:07.400 and his

01:17:07.780 wife

01:17:08.120 a teacher

01:17:09.500 and elderly

01:17:10.720 people

01:17:11.240 all

01:17:12.820 upstanding

01:17:13.660 citizens

01:17:14.300 well loved

01:17:15.480 by their

01:17:15.900 families

01:17:16.460 the search

01:17:20.040 for Rafael

01:17:20.620 Resendis

01:17:21.220 took eight

01:17:21.820 months

01:17:22.180 and cost

01:17:22.660 hundreds

01:17:23.040 of thousands

01:17:23.640 of dollars

01:17:24.300 in court

01:17:27.720 he attempted

01:17:28.200 to use

01:17:28.680 an insanity

01:17:29.340 defense

01:17:29.820 to explain

01:17:30.420 his crimes

01:17:31.080 but in

01:17:35.400 May of 2000

01:17:36.380 he was found

01:17:37.460 guilty

01:17:37.860 of first

01:17:38.600 degree murder

01:17:39.260 four days

01:17:41.820 later

01:17:42.180 Rafael

01:17:43.060 Resendis

01:17:43.840 was sentenced

01:17:44.800 to death

01:17:45.380 yep

01:17:49.520 good riddance

01:17:50.220 man

01:17:50.460 you don't

01:17:51.560 deserve to

01:17:51.980 die

01:17:52.200 so here

01:17:52.920 he is

01:17:53.100 right here

01:17:53.380 guys

01:17:53.720 okay

01:17:54.120 Angel

01:17:55.160 Maturino

01:17:55.940 Resendis

01:17:56.360 born August

01:17:56.780 1st

01:17:57.040 1960

01:17:57.500 died

01:17:57.800 June

01:17:58.000 26

01:17:58.580 27

01:17:59.120 2006

01:17:59.560 also known

01:18:00.100 as the

01:18:00.340 robo

01:18:00.540 killer

01:18:00.700 was a

01:18:01.000 Mexican

01:18:01.240 in

01:18:03.040 in a

01:18:03.600 rent

01:18:03.840 serial

01:18:05.000 killer

01:18:05.280 suspected

01:18:06.060 in a

01:18:07.980 rent

01:18:08.200 yeah I

01:18:08.700 think that

01:18:09.080 I pronounced

01:18:09.440 that right

01:18:09.820 suspected

01:18:11.060 in as

01:18:11.960 many as

01:18:12.460 23 murders

01:18:13.120 across the

01:18:13.460 United States

01:18:13.800 and Mexico

01:18:14.140 during the

01:18:14.540 1990s

01:18:15.120 some also

01:18:15.660 involved

01:18:16.240 sexual assault

01:18:16.820 he had

01:18:17.040 become known

01:18:17.460 as a

01:18:17.720 railroad

01:18:17.920 killer

01:18:18.120 as most

01:18:18.900 of his

01:18:19.160 crimes

01:18:19.440 were committed

01:18:20.140 near

01:18:20.400 railroads

01:18:20.820 where he

01:18:21.240 had jumped

01:18:21.780 off the

01:18:22.180 trains

01:18:22.440 which he

01:18:22.740 was using

01:18:23.040 to travel

01:18:23.480 around the

01:18:23.860 country

01:18:24.160 on June

01:18:24.700 21st

01:18:25.140 1999

01:18:25.500 he briefly

01:18:25.960 became

01:18:26.260 the

01:18:26.420 457th

01:18:27.260 fugitive

01:18:27.660 listed

01:18:27.920 by the

01:18:28.260 FBI

01:18:28.540 on his

01:18:29.120 head most

01:18:29.360 wanted

01:18:29.520 fugitive

01:18:29.820 list

01:18:30.020 before

01:18:30.300 surrendering

01:18:30.720 to the

01:18:31.040 Texas

01:18:31.300 authorities

01:18:31.740 on July

01:18:33.200 13

01:18:33.540 1999

01:18:34.000 he was

01:18:34.720 convicted

01:18:35.020 of

01:18:35.180 capital

01:18:35.400 murder

01:18:35.660 in

01:18:35.820 Texas

01:18:36.020 and

01:18:36.240 executed

01:18:36.560 by

01:18:36.760 lethal

01:18:37.040 injection

01:18:37.440 in

01:18:37.800 2006

01:18:38.900 so

01:18:40.080 yeah

01:18:40.960 guys

01:18:42.220 crazy

01:18:42.980 story

01:18:43.440 you know

01:18:45.120 obviously

01:18:45.500 Texas

01:18:46.600 doesn't fuck

01:18:47.060 around

01:18:47.260 I think

01:18:47.560 Texas

01:18:47.860 if I'm not

01:18:48.220 mistaken

01:18:48.460 has the

01:18:48.820 most

01:18:49.040 executions

01:18:49.720 of any

01:18:50.120 state

01:18:50.360 in the

01:18:50.620 United

01:18:50.820 States

01:18:51.220 Christina

01:18:52.740 what are

01:18:52.940 your final

01:18:53.200 thoughts

01:18:53.420 on this

01:18:54.040 I told you

01:18:55.740 it was just

01:18:56.000 like the

01:18:56.240 other case

01:18:56.780 it was

01:18:58.420 very similar

01:18:58.940 yes

01:18:59.160 he was

01:19:01.040 breaking

01:19:01.420 into houses

01:19:01.960 eating their

01:19:02.480 food

01:19:02.840 yeah

01:19:03.140 very similar

01:19:04.100 to the

01:19:04.880 night stalker

01:19:05.700 they honestly

01:19:06.060 didn't care about

01:19:06.640 getting caught

01:19:07.080 because they

01:19:07.460 clearly was

01:19:07.960 like I'm

01:19:08.360 gonna leave

01:19:08.600 all my

01:19:08.920 DNA

01:19:09.180 everywhere

01:19:09.680 yeah

01:19:11.380 both of them

01:19:12.100 the only

01:19:12.800 difference is

01:19:13.320 at least

01:19:13.920 with fucking

01:19:14.840 Richard Ramirez

01:19:15.640 the night stalker

01:19:16.240 he did this

01:19:16.660 shit in the

01:19:16.980 80s

01:19:17.320 before like

01:19:17.840 they actually

01:19:18.320 formally had

01:19:19.100 DNA

01:19:19.880 solving cases

01:19:20.920 I don't think

01:19:21.220 the first crime

01:19:21.840 was solved

01:19:22.460 by DNA

01:19:22.800 until you know

01:19:23.480 1987

01:19:24.080 this fucking

01:19:25.140 idiot

01:19:25.340 didn't give a

01:19:25.800 shit

01:19:25.940 he was like

01:19:26.220 ah

01:19:26.440 fingerprints

01:19:26.900 DNA

01:19:27.400 I'll just

01:19:28.080 leave it

01:19:28.300 around

01:19:28.520 who cares

01:19:29.020 in another

01:19:29.640 country

01:19:30.100 like

01:19:30.420 we don't

01:19:31.500 really

01:19:31.660 we're not

01:19:32.000 updated

01:19:32.540 how the

01:19:33.480 United States

01:19:33.860 yeah

01:19:34.160 so his

01:19:34.920 mind is like

01:19:35.600 he's thinking

01:19:35.980 like Mexican

01:19:36.440 authorities

01:19:36.800 right

01:19:37.100 yeah

01:19:37.540 he probably

01:19:38.040 was doing

01:19:38.380 all kinds

01:19:38.800 of crazy

01:19:39.080 shit in

01:19:39.360 Mexico

01:19:39.640 you know

01:19:40.760 I guarantee

01:19:41.540 he wasn't

01:19:42.020 just committing

01:19:42.380 these kinds

01:19:42.740 of crimes

01:19:43.040 here in the

01:19:43.360 States

01:19:43.540 he's probably

01:19:43.940 doing this

01:19:44.300 in Mexico

01:19:44.600 as well

01:19:44.960 and they

01:19:45.300 probably

01:19:45.720 had

01:19:45.980 you know

01:19:46.580 far less

01:19:47.200 sophisticated

01:19:47.760 investigative

01:19:48.300 techniques

01:19:48.800 than in the

01:19:49.340 US

01:19:49.600 they're all

01:19:50.160 crazy

01:19:50.480 yeah

01:19:51.060 but anyway

01:19:52.180 guys

01:19:52.820 hope you enjoyed

01:19:53.400 that episode

01:19:53.820 man

01:19:54.140 go ahead

01:19:54.820 and don't

01:19:55.060 forget to

01:19:55.400 like the

01:19:55.640 video

01:19:55.800 subscribe

01:19:56.080 to the

01:19:56.360 channel

01:19:56.580 I'll catch

01:19:57.300 you guys

01:19:57.560 another

01:19:57.780 episode

01:19:58.060 of FEDA

01:19:58.320 where we

01:19:58.560 break down

01:19:58.880 more cases

01:20:00.180 of different

01:20:00.720 types of crooks

01:20:01.460 and love you

01:20:02.800 guys

01:20:03.120 peace

01:20:03.780 I was a special

01:20:07.300 agent with

01:20:07.620 Homeland Security

01:20:07.980 Investigations

01:20:08.400 okay guys

01:20:08.920 HSI

01:20:09.640 the cases

01:20:10.240 that I did

01:20:10.680 mostly were

01:20:11.280 human smuggling

01:20:12.300 and drug

01:20:13.800 trafficking

01:20:14.140 no one else

01:20:15.780 has these

01:20:16.380 documents

01:20:16.820 by the way

01:20:17.240 here's what

01:20:17.780 FEDA covers

01:20:18.440 Dr. Lafredo

01:20:19.860 confirmed

01:20:20.540 lacerations

01:20:21.780 due to

01:20:23.000 stepping on

01:20:24.040 glass

01:20:24.920 murder

01:20:25.500 investigations

01:20:26.140 you don't

01:20:27.540 know

01:20:27.820 and he's

01:20:28.720 positioning

01:20:29.100 been on

01:20:29.440 February 13th

01:20:30.140 2019

01:20:30.560 you're facing

01:20:31.360 two counts

01:20:32.000 of two

01:20:32.660 meditative

01:20:33.180 mills

01:20:33.660 racketeering

01:20:34.460 and rico

01:20:35.020 conspiracies

01:20:35.740 young slime

01:20:36.280 life

01:20:36.560 here and

01:20:36.980 after referred

01:20:37.500 to as

01:20:37.800 YSL

01:20:38.240 the defendants

01:20:38.800 6ix9ine

01:20:39.540 and then this

01:20:40.480 is Billy

01:20:40.860 Seiko right

01:20:41.340 here

01:20:41.500 now when

01:20:42.280 they first

01:20:42.700 started

01:20:42.960 guys

01:20:43.360 6ix9ine

01:20:44.160 ran

01:20:44.340 I'm upset

01:20:44.880 I'm watching

01:20:45.280 this music

01:20:45.660 video

01:20:45.960 you know

01:20:47.000 I'm bobbing

01:20:47.660 my head

01:20:47.900 like hey

01:20:48.140 this shit

01:20:48.440 lit

01:20:48.640 but at the

01:20:49.120 same time

01:20:49.500 I'm pausing

01:20:50.020 oh wait

01:20:50.680 who this

01:20:51.100 right

01:20:51.780 who's that

01:20:52.560 in the back

01:20:52.980 firearms

01:20:54.440 and violent

01:20:55.000 a.k.a.

01:20:56.080 Bush Icy

01:20:56.560 violated

The Debrief With MyronGainesX - December 12, 2022

Fed Explains Railroad Killer Case! This Serial Killer Made The FBI 10 Most Wanted!

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