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It's five in the morning. the whole town was dead. i just remember needing to get home. wanting to get home as soon as possible. it didn't cross my mind for a second that anything had happen. or that anyone was there. >> the gala little gesture he didn't make. brad holzer has all kinds of time to think about that. >> sometimes i think about it, yeah. i wonder what we would be doing right now. there could've been a future with her. >> susie was laid to rest on a sunny day in may, 2008. in the little cemetery outside her hometown. no one the slightest aware of how much more was still to come. co...

Accounted for. and then he drives to city all and works there for a period of time. >> given how close together everything was, it wouldn't have taken much time to kill susie, hide her body and retrieve it later for disposal. possible? quite, thought police. mind you, phone records seem to calling susie the night she went missing. the angry message he left on her voice mail, the time stamp proved it was hours after she vanished. meaning that either ted was trying to fool the police with the voice mail and his public movements that morning. or he didn't have any idea what happened to susie. and...

Why would you lie about it? >> lying about it was i knew i had done something stupid and i felt guilty about it. why i did it, a lot of it was because of being hurt, because what she had been telling me was that whatever she had, as far as a relationship with brad, she had been telling me for a week to ten days or so that that was over. >> apparently it wasn't. >> no. and i guess somewhere in my head i suspected that and that's why i sent the emails. there was a lot of confusion. >> confusion or something else that made him decide to drive three hours to susie's place in the middle of the nigh...

Have her get out of a car and then never make it to the front door 20 steps and we can't explain to them what happened in those 20 steps, i thought they deserved to find out. >> in february 2012, almost four years after susie's murder, a phoenix s.w.a.t. team descended on marty larson as he walked out of his apartment on his way to work. back in glendive, a certain ex-suspect finally relaxed. >> when you knew he was under arrest and in jail, how did it change your life? >> it took a lot of stress off me. >> mr. larson, i'm the assistant chief with the glendive police department. how are you do...

It's like a library that he can look back over. it is perhaps the ultimate of control. because those poor people have got absolutely no say — there's no resistance in any way, shape or form, to what's going on. what he was doing, and in such a volume, was completely unprecedented. we did research, we spoke to many people in the country, even looked at what was happening internationally to try and understand if there were any other investigations that could assist us to see if we could take advice and guidance. we found nothing. he was a man with a trusted job in a modern, secure hospital. ho...