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's shoes. those are big shoes to fill. i just felt like it was my responsibility to help my dear dad take care of our family. >> so you are able to continue to have a relationship of trust with your father? >> right. >> he was there for you guys. >> yes. he tried to be strong for us so we would have not have a breakdown. >> by the first anniversary of to resist death, there was still no arrest in this story was old news. so teresa's mother plastered this poster on doors and windows and telephone poles all around moundville, hoping it would help kids large some clue. and the weirdest thing happened. >> we found out that just about as quick as we were putting posters, up they were being taken down. >> taken down by someone who did not want to release this killer found, she presumed. and a dark thought crystallized in her mind. was it scott? >> you know, he never acted

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out more we are right at the point where he dumped the body and you have no location. >> so a slow methodical search through the deck top computer in mitchell's home. and it paid off. on the computer, once deleted but not found. was yet another version of skconfessions, with a few additional tantalizing paragraphs. describing the location of the victims remains. >> he talks about a specific sewer, how it's off an alley. it's in the grassy area. it's in an older neighborhood. he talks about telephone poles in this alley. and only certain neighborhoods up here have telephone poles. the old ones. >> and that's about the time that detective bill clark became a man obsessed. >> we're putting manhole covers off. to flash and let them down. if it was really dicey, we couldn't see down. we would call the city. >> nothing. enough to make a percent out his own sanity. coming up!

detectives. his name? mark twitchell. and without any explanation, he handed over a print out of the google map. at the bottom of the page, a handwritten note. the location of johnny altinger remains. >> and if you can believe it, it was one block south of his parents house in that alley. >> and this is the alley behind the twitchell home. it match perfectly with the description from skconfessions. and in fact, this area had been searched by police a year and a half earlier. >> they actually pulled all of the sewers. all the covers. pull them off. they had crews go down search each one. they found nothing. they did this whole block. in this area here. and they sent cameras down the lines where they actually goes down the lines and snake them down. and having a look fountain a thing. and where did they stop? about where you and i were standing around here. >> so a year and a half later, where did you find the body? >> right down there. five telephone poles down on the left side of this alley. a half a mile of where we stopped the search. >> and this was johnny altinger

we're tracking severe weather on the move. 20 million people on alert from the midwest to the northeast. multiple cities hit with flash floods including las vegas where an urgent search is happening tonight. we get more from our reporter. >> reporter: from the ohio river valley to the famed vegas strip, wreckage and rescue amid torrential flash flood. in a nearby wash, multiple people were swept away, two are still missing. soaked after storms damaged the ceiling at this casino. >> it started raining and raining and raining. >> reporter: parts of southern michigan clocking more than an inch of rain per hour overnight. in northern ohio, storms knocked out power for tens of thousands, drivers rescued. part of a parking garage, collapsed. daylight in detroit revealing cars swallowed. telephone poles snapped. roads impassable near detroit's airport with passengers stranded

and began hitting that man. vidal: when i exited my police car, he was bleeding from the back of his head. i remember that. ultimately, a group of folks realize who it is and wind up grabbing onto ramirez. at that point, he was dead meat. my concern was i wanted to remove him from that hostile situation that he was in at the time. he was hit over the head with, like, a copper rod they used to ground these telephone poles. i'm sure he was happy to see the cops show up. vidal: he was on the grass parkway of the street, south side of hubbard, and he was laying there, and the deputy had just rolled him over. we requested a rescue ambulance to come. you look at the media coverage of the time, you'll that he's bandaged because he was struck on the head during the arrest.

>> what was she thinking? >> that is when torres grabbed the pipe and began hitting that man. >> when i exited my police car he was bleeding from the back of his head. >> ultimately a group of folks realized who it is and they grab ramirez. >> at that point he was dead meat. >> my concern was, i wanted to remove him from that hostile situation he was in. he was hit over the head with a copper rod they used to ground telephone poles. >> i am sure he was happy to see the cops show up. >> he was on the grass parkway of the street south side of hubbard and he was laying there and a deputy had just rolled him over and we reroute

i immediately told my roommates, i said, hey, you know, this looks pretty serious, maybe we should start packing bags, thinking about leaving and within 15 minutes of talking about that and seeing the smoke, we were running down into our cars, anything we can grab, go bags, mostly nothing. i got my passport and my dog and my truck, and we were peeling out of the driveway, the whole street was starting to catch on fire. there wasn't really an evacuation notice for us. it was more we realized the town and our street looked like it was going to burn. my phone got one ping as i was getting into my truck, and that was the only evacuation notice we had. i got in my truck, got my dog in the truck, we start driving down the road, and there's, i mean, the whole time there's 90 miles per hour winds and crazy stuff like that. there's telephone poles in the road, there's trees in the road. there's people screaming in the

it was pretty much bedlam. we watch the fire move all day yesterday into town and it went north and it went south to every single area and from the south side to the north is completely -- as i went through this morning i couldn't get as far as i wanted to. there were not roadblocks but there were telephone poles across the highway that were burning. i couldn't go past that. i'm looking for a couple personnel who are heroes in my mind. i know they were in the middle of fighting this thing last night. that's less than heard from them. so, unfortunately, i cannot leave where i'm at. i'm at my house. if i leave then the place down the street will -- i'm just