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Like a carefully planned operation. an ambush like the hasse murder. >> did the scene speak to you at all? >> i felt like whoever went in there had a mission, and they did it quickly and did it efficiently and they were out. >> later, records from the home security company would confirm stewart's observation. the killer entered the house at 6:40 a.m. and was gone just two minutes later. 20 shots fired in 120 seconds. >> that was a pretty brutal way to go. >> lieutenant stewart couldn't help but be affected by the sight of cynthia shot in the head at close range. >> just looking at her there on...

Scott in the face, would survive. he was quickly changed down by law enforcement. and died in an explosive shoot out in wise county, texas. >> this is cell phone video of the shoot out in wise county. >> the attention of the murders is this. why is county is just 100 miles from kaufman. could evan have killed another public servant in texas? seven weeks earlier? >> the fbi is now as -- investigating this case. they want to see if he is connected to mark hasse's murder. >> two officials guntown in two states. someone seemed to be targeting law enforcement at point blank range! coming up! as the...

That. >> williams found himself on the wrong side of this police interrogation. >> okay, judge. before we get started, i'm going to read the miranda warning. you're an attorney, you're a judge, so you know as well as i do. >> i know you got to read it. i understand. >> williams tried to explain he took the monitors because he claimed he needed new equipment for his office but never got it. >> that's been an ongoing kind of thing, where i'd tell the i.t. people that i need to keep improving things. >> i understand. but you hadn't put any kind of written request in, nothing like that that's been...

But he hadn't sat down for a formal interview with investigators. because of his connection to both mark hasse and mike mcclelland, investigators had to take a serious look at him. >> on the surface it may seem implausible because he's a lawyer and a judge and successful. the more we learned about him, the more viable in our minds he became as a suspect. >> just the year before, williams had been prosecuted for theft by hasse and mcclelland. >> you must be champing at the bit to talk to eric williams. >> obviously, we wanted to talk to him. the problem with that was he was still represented by...

Not aware of, they've paid the ultimate price for that. >> williams was known to be a bit of an odd duck, but a murder suspect? it seems so farfetched that a justice of the peace, a man who had served his county not only as an attorney, a judge, but also as a -- as a deputy sheriff, would then suddenly turn into this serial killer. >> uh-huh. yeah, no -- no one wants to think a lawyer would do that, a person who was a public servant would do that. >> in fact, he was among the many people investigators had already looked at after the hasse murder. >> what was his alibi at the time? >> he said h...