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Outside the box scheme to get hall, which would risk the life of that charismatic convict he had just put away for dealing drugs, jimmy keene >> what happens when i have to deal with crazy killers and stuff? what if i get shanked, what if i get killed am i going to survive this >> the get out of jail free card comes with a price >> they had your back. >> they had my back. >> least thats what you thought. >> thats what i thought. >> when "dateline" continues place, the xfinity xfi gateway.

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>> at the end of the 70s, we have had a destruction of our innocence that we had at the beginning of the 70s. >> it became an era when americans began to expect the worst. >> america certainly had lost its way. criminals were lauded and killers were romanticized. >> it was the news media that helped carry this message that america is a dangerous place. that americans had a love affair with violence. actually, it was much more like a marriage. and the marriage for some people was till death do th...

Washington, courtroom, kenneth bianchi, in the hope of avoiding a death sentence, confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and went on to accuse his cousin, angelo buono, of being his accomplice. >> kenneth bianchi, to a great extent he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered, that he was tough. for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him and saw him as a mentee. we saw this time and time aga...

>> matter of proving it is a different story. >> until someone found the perfect bait. >> hey, dude, its me. you need to [ bleep ] call me asap. >> could they set the perfect trap? >> these people might literally get away with murder. >> "deadly conspiracy." hello and welcome to "date line: extra." im craig melvin. with doting grandfather jack jesse at the helm, his big and blended california family seemed like one big happy bunch, then jack was found stabbed to death in his living room and po...

The person had used a back door or a window to enter the residence that night. that was significant in that this person had specific details unknown to the general public about the murder of jack jessee. >> reporter: most of the tipsters information was frustratingly vague, like a riddle, yet another game to be played. there were two killers, though he gave no names. one had a knife, the other had the getaway car. both worked at a big box department store. the man who told the story in the bar t...

Sandras old interview. the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that interview? >> at least ten times. >> reporter: and then it jumped out at him. right about here on the tape, sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says -- >> this is my sons friend. >> reporter: listen to it again. >> this is my sons friend. >> reporter: "this is my sons friend." one phrase in hours of material but it got doves mind racing. if the bartende...

Trash, hed been lucky so far, maybe hed find something more. and, indeed, he did. and it turned the case upside down. he found rental listings in arizona. brett schrauben was moving out of the state, would be gone before the wiretap ruling took effect. and in arizona, a california warrant was worthless. >> this completely took all that work, and were talking probably six months of work, and just threw it out the window. >> reporter: the killers had slipped the trap. game over. >> but the detecti...

Falls police department which found the hairs in an envelope in the evidence room where they had been stored for all those years. well, after carols calls those pubic hairs were sent off to the crime lab where state of the art dna could show that chris tapp was there at the crime scene or that ben hobbs was there at the crime scene or that the entirety of the physical evidence was left by one unknown third man. that was a fundamental question, huge. and the answer from the dna left no doubt. >> ...

Quick to say no, its copy cat because what would one have to do with the other? it didnt make sense on the surface. >> was it a work place dispute? a robbery turned violent? even as they looked for murderous drug dealers. both cases stayed open and the terror lingered that lalt summer of 69. >> it seemed like it went on forever. >> nevwould find out. >> the killers were hiding in plain sight t. all it would take was a chance encounter between two unlikely characters in an l.a. jail to