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>> you going to change the way you live? >> i hope not. i dont think steve would want that. he was not about hiding in the shadows. i am not going to let him have died for nothing, and i will find a way to make him proud. >> no one can say for sure exactly what set off dwight jones. after the bloodshed was over, some videos surfaced that jones had posted before the murders. >> hello, youtube, welcome to my channel. >> in them dwight raged against his wife and the professionals who worked on the ...

>> like a shield. he was inconsolable. i mean, as a mother to see your child in that distress, its pretty devastating. >> dwight was arrested. and connie filed for divorce. often, that means the end of something. instead, it was just the beginning of the worst chapter in connies relationship with dwight jones. coming up -- connie reaches out for help. >> i had people full-time on the school where the son goes. if connie went to work, there was somebody with her while she was working. but would...

A gun and a grudge. i felt this shooter that he was moving down the list. >> six murders. in four days. a city under siege. people were desperate for a suspect. who else could have been on this list? >> i had my personal terrors. and why? >> the most haunting question of all, could those six lives been saved? >> steve says these things never happen in a vvacuum, there are always warning signs. it was stunning to me.

Seen. >> we have an active police presence right behind us. someone walked in and shot her in the head. velera somehow managed to get outside and a passer driver saw and called 911. >> she was coming right towards my vehicle. >> she was laid down on the ground. >> emt rushed her to the hospital but could not save her life. scottsdale police follow the trail of the blood back to the law office and discovered a second victim, laura anderson. >> shes been shot in the chest and was already dead. two...

Not. he was for midsable and fair. >> pit was known for his work on cases like the columbine massacre and the murder of john binet ramsey. when they met a few years later, he asked her to lunch. >> i had the longest lunch i ever had. it was hours and it was fabulous. i loved every minute of it. >> they got engaged. >> he was a brilliant forensic psychiatrist. he was even a better being. steve and his two sons. he would say to the boys, work hard and dont say cant and be nice and have fun. >> ste...

For an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable and paralyzing. a killer was on the loose and around phoenix, arizona, systemically shooting innocent victims. >> a massive manhunt underway, police work around the clock, desperate for leads. did any of it have to happen? this was a tragedy many saw it coming. including the first and most high-profile victim. >> he was nobody else i ever met. >> natalie collins met dr. steven pit. he was intellectually honest whether you want h...

They made plans to meet after work. >> at 5:18 i texted him and i said are you on your way and i said are you coming? he said 10 minutes max, i will see you there. half an hour and still no steve. >> that was unlike him. i drove to his office and as i arrived to the office, i can see something was really, really wrong. >> he saw the police and the yellow tape. i could see his ranger and there were things on the ground that i was hoping was medical supplies and i thought they were working on him ...

To get the killer. he started out at the phoenix police department and even worked under cover, later he became a private investigator. when he heard of steve pits murder, his feeling told him -- it had to relate to his work. >> he heard of the murders of the two paralegals in scottsdale and suddenly that universe shrank. >> i am certain who it was. >> you know? >> i knew. >> he knew how steve pit and the feldman law firm were connected and who was behind the murders. rick knew because years ear...

>> no, not necessarily. >> allie bones is the former ceo of the arizona coalition to end sexual and domestic violence. >> theyve had no problem whatsoever taking a position, a strong position, around duis or driving under the influence. but for some reason, we have had a very hard time over the years making the same argument with regards to domestic violence. >> habitual drunk drivers are quickly and legally separated from their car keys. but dwight jones, a documented domestic abuser, did not l...