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The ripoff report was put out as a flyer in stores and businesses all around the oil patch. it was payback, apparently. by one particularly disgruntled former partner. but then not everything was a -- not everybody was boy scouts. james for example had a criminal record going back to his teens. anyway, when detective sesnick read the flyer, his eye landed on a very curious detail. one of james employees, a man named casey clark had up and disappeared. >> i printed it off and handed it to mark an...

And why? suckow wouldnt tell them. refused to say a word. so then they got a search warrant for his phone. >> his contact list said james in nd. >> jackpot. >> jackpot. that is what the first time we had ever connected him with henrikson. >> yeah, thats a pretty clear connection. >> very clear. and the phone number in his phone was one we had confirmed was james henriksons phone. >> james and sarah arrived to become the ken and barbie of the oil patch and before long one man is missing and anoth...

And that welding glove, the one found outside a back gate, maybe the killer dropped it as he escaped or maybe it happened to be there. they swabbed it for dna anyway. they scoured social media, the internet, looking for connections, looking for anything. and then one night after christmas, a couple weeks after the murder. >> i was at my desk. i got a hit on whats called a ripoff report which id never heard of. and i clicked on it and a flyer came up that said beware of these people. >> what do y...

Whoever killed their patriarch might not be done. >> we armed ourselves. i spent about $10,000 on a security camera system around the house. went out and bought an attack dog, german shepherd. >> meanwhile detectives hit the road and thats when they discovered something truly shocking. doug carlile wasnt the only victim of the weird goings on around the oil patch. coming up. for this investigator, a tantalizing tip at his finger tips. >> i was at my desk and i got a hit on whats called a rip-off...

Testify. and hes basically sucking his thumb on the floor of a jail cell. were there at 10:00 at night, trying to make sure this guy gets his medication so he can effectively testify before a jury. >> would james henrikson, the desperado of the oil patch go free? coming up, the entire courtroom stunned. >> i had decided long before then james henrikson was crazy. i didnt know he was that kind of crazy. >> when "a dangerous man" continues. s. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess j...

A federal report shows that untapped recoverable oil in western North Dakota has dropped significantly in the last eight years due to the number of new wells. The U.S Geological Survey estimates that the Bakken and Three Forks rock formations contain another 4.3 billion barrels of crude, a 40% drop...

FORTUNA, N.D. - When an Arizona couple opened up a bar and dorm-style lodging for oilfield workers last year in far northwest North Dakota, the bar was packed and the rooms were booked solid. But as low oil prices prompted drilling to slow in the...

Oil patch at a time when demand is recovering, and its actually getting worse as we go forward. im not convinced that were really going to $100 a barrel because as prices rise, we do see consumer reaction, and they begin to cut back. but there have been a number of other factors that weve seen especially soaring natural gas prices in asia and europe resulting in the switching to oil, that has also increased demand. neil: andy, you could help us out with this, this notion the administration has r...

Gardes Holdings entered Alaska in November 2020 with the acquisition of the southern Kenai Peninsula North Fork unit from Cook Inlet Energy, a Glacier Oil and Gas company. The 2,602-acre unit produces natural gas from a single participating area, Gas Pool No. 1, covering 800 acres. Unlike every othe...

North Dakota has been earnestly studying its acknowledged mental health crisis for years. But unless it provides adequate community-based services, its jails and morgues will fill with casualties of the failure to address this problem.