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Deep to find what had once been shallow graves. >> we're police officers. we're not archeologists. but something in this level was overwhelming. >> the learning curve was steep. early in the excavation one investigator watched as an earth mover dug deep and dumped a load of dirt only to see a human skull roll down the hill and stop at his feet. it was an eye opener that taught everyone from seasoned criminal investigator to backhoe operator to tread lightly. >> and from the time that bone came out of the hole, just about every single remaining victim came in tact. >> they were using the best t...

In the trenches looking for bones at that abandoned construction site. >> it's a lot of sifting and actually in the dirt. >> two women onnide a alopez's list had had already been identified among the 11 sets of remains. now between the bulldozer's and ida's prayers, the department was moving heaven and earth to find out if there were more women from ida's list throughout. commander knew every scrap of evidence discovered from the gigantic crime scene would have to be catalogued and stored until it became time to prosecute the west mesa grave digger. >> the size and scope was way beyond what an...

Generated more questions. like when did the ocolk teenager get to new mexico and who brought her? >> don't know. and that's what we're trying to figure out. >> possibly the killer? >> don't know. have no idea how she got here. >> so they started checking with police departments and jails on the hunch that, as young as she was, might have been intangled in a prostitution circuit that shuttles women from city to city. >> we see very often is the women involved in prosecution, working what's called a circuit so they'll move from albuquerque to phoenix to los angeles and maybe not return for sever...

And what do i do? >> basically, i just select the location, type in how much i owe them and hit pay, they confirm that i paid, and the transaction is over. >> that's it? >> that's it. no cards, no cash, no nothing, just all based on the internet. >> reporter: the target is not just paper money, but more specifically, credit cards that charge percentages on every dollar of every purchase, tens of billions paid by merchants and consumers alike. other companies are trying to undercut that system, which milne has always found disturbing. >> we work very hard for our money, and when we exchange it ...

You're basically trying to kill money, aren't you? >> well, we're trying to give people a better alternative to actual cash, yes. and he explains it with a quick stop in a restaurant, his cell phone and the app that connects him to his company, called dwalla. so i sit down here and i order a cheese panini and the bill comes and what do i do? >> basically, i just select the location, type in how much i owe them and hit pay, they confirm that i paid, and the transaction is over. >> that's it? >> that's it. no cards, no cash, no nothing, just all based on the internet. >> reporter: the target is ...