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Tourette's syndrome. he had squirming and various kinds of facial movements. you can see how being picked on is frustrating life trajectory and in his case, dominant emotion to emerge from that was anger. >> did you see yourself as angry when you were a young man? >> that's a good question. i would say i would be normal angry as the next person. >> the picture that emerges was
>> helen moreno says he had the mer opportuni perfect opportunity to complain to her and the other detectives. >> have there been any promises or anything made to you for giving up this information or telling this information? >> no, i did it voluntarily. >> john booth talked to urdiales in area two right after he was arrested. >> okay. >> we listened to his confession and heard nothing aggressive from police. just hours of details about his victims and how he killed them. >> chicago area two had nothing whatsoever to do with the dna that we found. it had nothing to do with the expended shell ...
People between 1972 and 1991. andrew urdiales was interrogated in 1997. >> detectives hit him in the face and beat him basically in order to get that confession. what we found interesting and he forgot about this when he's making these claims, we have photographs of him immediately after these interrogations. there is not a bruise or no blood, there is nothing that would indicate that he suffered any sort of traumas at the hands of these detectives. >> since you have been here, has there been any process or anything made you, for instance, giving up this information or telling me this informat...
Realized that people were not believing you? >> it was so horrible. it was like i was being re-victimized all over again. >> despite the physical wounds showing evidence of a violent kidnapping, without witnesses, the case went cold. jennifer spent the next few years in and out of mental institutions, wondering about her own sanity. but the strong sense that other women were in danger if this man was still out in the world never left her. >> the entire time, i knew he was a murderer. i knew he had done this before because he knew what he was doing. it was so easy. >> for years, this shadowy me...
March 2018 in california, urdiales stands trial for a third time. >> he had this unique experience where he was convicted for two murders and went to death role in illinois and the sentence was commuted. >> matt fmurphy. >> as prosecutors we have to ensure that person does not get out. >> we find andrew urdiales guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree. >> more than 20 years after he was caught, the jury found urdiales guilty of murdering five women in california. >> he has absolutely no remorse. >> five months later, the death penalty phase of sentencing. >> i remember knowing this d...