more than 25 years later, her parents are still waiting. we have no answers. and somebody out there that s what eats at me somebody out there has that answer for us. reporter: tricia reitler wasn t even prosecutor beaumont s case but he was deeply moved by her parents. that was always a horrible crime to me. i mean, i knew about the facts of the case and i knew about the family. i never met them but i read all the newspaper articles and the accounts of them, you know, asking for help. beaumont felt certain that suspected serial killer, larry hall, was responsible. not only did hall live 25 minutes from indiana wesleyan. he had been identified chasing two coeds there just a week after tricia went missing. so, in the summer of 1995, a month after convicting hall for jessi roach s murder, beaumont was leading a search for tricia. it was in those same indiana backwoods where hall had told indiana authorities he dreamt he
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reporter: state troopers were closing in. i got called. there was a bank robbery in progress. reporter: pennsylvania state police crime unit supervisor lamont king rolled out. jerry clark of the fbi was on his way so was the erie pd bomb squad. tv news live vans weren t far behind. the pizza guy turned bank robber drove out of the mcdonald s parking lot, next to the bank but didn t get far. wells was intercepted just up the hill by troopers only a few hundred yards from the bank itself. they had him get out the vehicle at which time they they noticed a collar around his neck. reporter: the robber told them he was wearing a bomb. they weren t about to doubt him. the troopers took precaution, handcuffed the individual, kneeled him down. and, then, they proceeded to take cover. reporter: fbi man jerry clark arrived moments later. i came screaming up peach, and i pulled exactly to the end of the lot and thought, oh, man, that s too close. so i immediately reversed, came
what what we need to do is just buy a little bit of time. reporter: matt texted it is more money than i anticipated, moving as fast as i can. the kidnappers texted back: that is good. in fact, he hasn t made it into the bank at all. oh, he never made it into the bank. he doesn t have any money. no. zero. and this is all, keep em talking, keep em on the line. yes. reporter: at 10:24 a.m., 36 minutes before the device on matt was due to explode the kidnappers texted again with an address where the money was to be dropped: a nearby cemetery. matt should leave the money at the flagpole. reporter: at the same time cops were able to trace where the texts were coming from near that cemetery. they raced over, but found no one. whoever was in that specific area was no longer in the area. this is we probably missed them by minutes. reporter: and that only upped the ante for matt. tick tock. now it s 10:35. and i m, like, oh, crap. i m, like, i don t see th
on monday, people will have to carry ona on monday, people will have to carry on a document that will justify why they are leaving or entering the area. and given the impact the pandemic had on spain earlier on in this pandemic, presumably there is a sense of unease when clusters like this come out? a real sense of worry, is there? exactly. people here are worried because this is significant, two that we have seen several outbreaks since brian lifted the outbreak but spain. there is a need to find this balance between being cautious but also moving on. the spanish president have sent a message to the citizens saying they need to be careful but also not to be scared. kind of carry on with normal life. generally, the figures you have been low but still authorities are vigilant. and focus
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