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For an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable and paralyzing. a killer was on the loose and around phoenix, arizona, systemically shooting innocent victims. >> a massive manhunt underway, police work around the clock, desperate for leads. did any of it have to happen? this was a tragedy many saw it coming. including the first and most high-profile victim. >> he was nobody else i ever met. >> natalie collins met dr. steven pit. he was intellectually honest whether you want his opinion or

They made plans to meet after work. >> at 5:18 i texted him and i said are you on your way and i said are you coming? he said 10 minutes max, i will see you there. half an hour and still no steve. >> that was unlike him. i drove to his office and as i arrived to the office, i can see something was really, really wrong. >> he saw the police and the yellow tape. i could see his ranger and there were things on the ground that i was hoping was medical supplies and i thought they were working on him for somebody. i knew there were something wrong with him. >> cops were not telling her anything. nat...

To get the killer. he started out at the phoenix police department and even worked under cover, later he became a private investigator. when he heard of steve pit's murder, his feeling told him -- it had to relate to his work. >> he heard of the murders of the two paralegals in scottsdale and suddenly that universe shrank. >> i am certain who it was. >> you know? >> i knew. >> he knew how steve pit and the feldman law firm were connected and who was behind the murders. rick knew because years earlier, he taken on a case of scottsdale doctor, named connie jones. >> i had my own personal

>> no, not necessarily. >> allie bones is the former ceo of the arizona coalition to end sexual and domestic violence. >> they've had no problem whatsoever taking a position, a strong position, around duis or driving under the influence. but for some reason, we have had a very hard time over the years making the same argument with regards to domestic violence. >> habitual drunk drivers are quickly and legally separated from their car keys. but dwight jones, a documented domestic abuser, did not lose his right to own a gun. after holding his son captive in that standoff with police in 2009, he ...