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>> kaplan asked about the night of the murder. terry said he spent the evening visiting his sister. he said he left about 9:00, stopped at a wendy's for dinner, then drove to work and slept in his car until his shift began. >> so you're in the parking lot at work? >> terry's sister confirmed his story. so did his boss who said she had security cam video that would show terry at work that night, but by then, kaplan had received an unexpected phone call from don's neighbor. >> she had become curious about her on surveillance video. she had looked at it and made a discovery and said hey, detective, you need to look at 7:41 p.m. >> a mysterious figure captured on camera. who was that lurking outside don's house? coming up. >> there someone in a hoodie and the individual walks off camera toward where don fluitt's door would be. >> did you think that surveillance camera had taken a picture of your killer? >> i did. >> when dateline continues. id
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>> brian's account of murdering his best friend in a plot with mike's wife was an award worthing performance. compelling if you are a sucker for crocodile tears. >> is a well rehearsed, well- trained, well-timed liar. >> denise's defense -- lone wolf. >> he coveted denise. he had this desire to have her. >> the defense that he was the only killer and she had nothing to do with his craziness. and cross examination the defense wanted jurors to see the brian's only goal was to save his own bacon implicating denise. and for his efforts, he was a charge with murder and got 20 years in prison for kidnapping her. >> he got to jail on august 5, 2016, on the charges of armed kidnapping. you didn't go to law enforcement and volunteer the details of the mike williams murder, did you?
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justice. as the investigation continues, we will prove -- provide immediate updates as they become available. so, you know, this a statement to say they are going to catch the killer. back drop of the cops in the force. including the good cops it. doesn't seem like the mayor is focusing the attack on the law enforcement. >> not at all. where that statement comes up very short. they are not putting every resource towards finding these offenders. in city council taking as many resources as we can away from our police officers. we are defunding them as much as possible or our leaders are defunding them as much as possible. that's a statement you make after every shooting. it's written down somewhere in a drawer. they pull it out and hand it to them. that's what they read. it's not the truth. they have a better chance of this offender winning a lawsuit against the city of chicago for unfortunately getting this poor officer's blood on his clothes
reached out to jay and tanya's families. the families received handwritten notes and cards from a person claiming to have been involved in the murder of jay and tanya, taunting the families, and these were letters that were postmarked from various cities, from new york to l.a. to seattle. one of the letters reads, "dear mr. cook, as someone who instinctively hates all canadians, i couldn't pass up the opportunity to kill jay and tanya." they go on to say, "i'll do it again if another opportunity presents itself." narrator: if this was the killer, detectives were at a loss as to why he'd risk exposure just to torment the families, especially since it didn't appear the killer even knew the victims. van cuylenborg: they were very disturbing, of course. they were written in a manner to be to be unsettling, which they were because we were all uncertain,
narrator: when detectives finally located the van jay and tanya had driven from canada, they were hopeful evidence in the van would point to the killer. that same day, near a tavern a short distance from the van, police found personal items belonging to tanya. detectives now had four separate crime scenes -- the spots where tanya and jay's bodies were found, jay's van, and the tavern. there were components of each crime scene that were connected both to jay and tanya but also from scene to scene. narrator: the key items were ammunition for a .380-caliber firearm, which was consistent with the gun used to kill tanya, a partial palm print lifted from jay's van that didn't match either jay or tanya or any of jay's family,
starks: chanin was tortured, and she was beaten so bad that she couldn't have an open-casket funeral. it was a horrific thing to think about your friend, having to suffer and be tortured like she was. narrator: investigators on the scene theorized chanin had been strangled and that affected how they collected evidence. we swabbed for dna prior to moving chanin's body from the crime scene. narrator: but the most shocking part of this crime was what chanin's killer did after the murder. bryant: when cops come upon chanin's body, the first thing that strikes them is how bizarre the positioning is. shover: i'd never seen anything like this. i've never seen a dead body positioned and staged the way this one was. narrator: this staging took time, and a lot of it. so did the attempt to clean up the crime scene.