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With a smug look on his face. and it pissed me off. he acted like he was totally innocent and he had done nothing wrong. i didn't want to cry and let him know how much he hurt me. i didn't want to be his victim. that was difficult. >> kelly explained what she could remember of her ordeal in the toy box. but under cross-examination she was attacked rigorously. >> the defense point of view has to be in this case that she's not a credible witness and therefore should not be believed because she couldn't remember what happened. >> you sit up there on the stand and wonder, are these guys going to b...

>> on march 22nd, 1999 the local police received a call that would open a case far more shocking than anything they had seen before or have seen since. >> 911. >> the call came from a panicked homeowner. a 21-year-old woman, hysterical with fear, burst into the caller's house totally nude, wearing only a metal dog collar and dragging a six-foot chain. >> i'm calling for a young lady that ran into the house and said she's just been raped. she's got a chain on her and everything. please send someone right away. >> so the officers arrived on the scene. cynthia is telling them, don't let them get ...

Entirely different view of that evidence and ruled differently than the first one. it was a very powerful piece of evidence. this was essentially a confession. >> while the audiotape was a crucial piece of evidence, the case still relied on the personal testimony of kelly van cleave. >> we tested her credibility in the fire of cross-examination and trial twice. her life must have been hell. >> i think it was harder the second time than it was the first time because i had already been there. i already had to tell my story to thousands of people i didn't know. and that first jury didn't believe ...

Woman who escaped the toy box. >> i knew that not everybody i would ever defend would be innocent. i knew that some of the people that i represented would be truly bad people. and i believe that on the spectrum of people who do not belong in society, david parker ray is right in there. >> with ray now convicted and in jail and agreeing to talk with profiler mary ellen o'toole, the fbi hoped to get him to open up and tell him where the bodies were. >> we felt that over time though with, more interviews, we would have been able to get him to tell us more about the prior crimes. but unfortunately...

Know how much he hurt me. i didn't want to be his victim. that was difficult. >> kelly explained what she could remember of her ordeal in the toy box. but under cross-examination, she was attacked rigorously. >> the defense point of view has to be in this case she's not a credible witness and therefore should not be believed, because she couldn't remember what happened. >> you sit up there on the stand and wonder, are these guys going to believe me? >> david's story was that she came over quite willingly, that they had some beers, and that she had consensual sex. that the sex became kinkier as...