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Jim had posted a diamond ring
for sale on Craigslist.

He opens the door...

And that's when
the trouble began.

He said,
"Tell me the combination

or I'm gonna kill you."

And she hears three gunshots.

We needed to know
who pulled that trigger.

We have four suspects, two gunmen,

and they're quickly
turning on each other.

These people
are like Satan's spawn.

They went in,
guns drawn, loaded.

It wasn't an accident
that Jim was shot.

They were just
selling an item on Craigslist.

They opened the door
and then suddenly...

...their lives are shattered.

Edgewood, Washington
is a small town.

It's located south of King County

where Seattle is.

It's a very rural community.

It's a sleepy community.

It's a place where
the neighbours know each other.

Everybody knows each other's kids.

They have nice homes,
good schools.

It's a very family-friendly place.

It's a place that I would have
raised my family.

It's just a very nice,
comfortable area.

On the evening
of April 28th, 2010,

the Sanders family is at home
watching television upstairs.

On the couch is James Sanders,
otherwise known as Jim,

and his wife Charlene.

Both Jim and Charlene
had sons when they married.

And with them in the house
are Jim Jr and Chandler.

Jim is a tremendous family man.

He works for a construction company,

very active in his family
and kids' lives.

They're the most important
thing to him.

Charlene is a hairdresser.

They're good churchgoing people.

They're very active
in their community.

She and Jim are madly in love.

At 9:18 the doorbell rings.

Even though it was late, James
and Charlene were expecting somebody

that had responded
to a Craigslist advertisement.

Jim had posted
a diamond ring for sale.

He and Charlene
were planning to use the money

for an upcoming family vacation.

He had made an appointment for
a woman to come look at the ring.

Jim opens the door...

..and he's greeted
by a male and female

who said that they were there
to look at the ring.

The male is an Asian male,
probably in his early twenties,

and with him is a Caucasian female,

and she's also in her early twenties
and has dark brown hair.

They ask a question about
the ring that Jim can't answer.

So, Jim calls up to Charlene,
who's upstairs.

Charlene comes downstairs...

and for some reason,
she knows something's wrong.

It just doesn't seem right.

The male flashes a wad of cash,

asks if this is enough,

and that's when the trouble began.

Suddenly,
he pulls out a .380 calibre handgun.

The female yells,
"Get down, get down!"

ordering Charlene and Jim
to the floor.

As this occurs,
two more men then enter the home.

They are both
twentyish black males.

One's thin, one's heavy.

They were both wearing bandanas,

covering the lower portions
of their face.

One of them is armed with
a .22-calibre Colt revolver.

The first male zip-ties
Jim and Charlene's hands

behind their back.

Meanwhile,

the two African-American men
went upstairs...

...and dragged the two children
down into the kitchen.

The kids were forced at gunpoint
to lay down on the floor.

I can't imagine having the parents
witness their kids go through this,

or the kids
seeing their parents like that

and not know what's going on.

Then the male with the revolver,

and the female,
started ransacking the house.

They went through drawers
in every bedroom,

drawers through the kitchen,

taking anything
that looked like it had any value.

They found Charlene and Jimmy's
cell phones and they took those.

They physically take the rings
off of Charlene and Jim's hands.

Jim and Charlene are saying,

"Just take whatever you want
and get out. Just leave us alone."

What happened was

they started ratcheting up
the violence and threats.

The Asian male and the heavyset
African-American male

were shouting at him, demanding
to know, "Where are your valuables?

Where is your safe?"

They didn't have a safe.

Jim had a gun vault in the garage.

He was offering them
the combination...

...but they couldn't get it open.

The chubby black male...
kicked Charlene several times.

He put the gun to the back
of her head and said,

"Tell me the combination
or I'm gonna kill you."

He was counting down...

..."Three...

two...

one."

She was sure
she was gonna be killed

in front of her husband
and her children.

Jim said,
"I'll open the safe for you.

I'll do it myself."

They picked him up
by his zip-tied hands,

and when they picked him up...

...one of the zip ties broke.

Jim's now struggling with

the initial male
that came in the home.

The fight was so violent
that the kitchen island -

it was a built-in island -
was knocked out of alignment.

Jimmy Jr was not secured in any way,

so he jumps up to help his father.

Jim Jr jumps on
the Asian male's back

and the male throws him off
and hits him several times

and pistol whips Jim Jr.

Jim fighting now,
out of the kitchen into the foyer,

away from the family.

At some point,
Jim's down on the floor.

And they've stomped his head.

Charlene's still
laying on the ground,

and Chandler's in the kitchen also.

They can't see what's happening.

Charlene can hear
the confrontation.

She can hear the yelling.

And she hears three gunshots.

After that,
they grabbed what they could

and they fled the house.

Charlene is still zip-tied
with her hands behind her back,

yelling, "Jim! Jim, are you OK?"

He's not answering at all.

Jimmy Jr used a pair of scissors
to cut that zip tie off.

And Jimmy sees Dad
laying on the floor...

...and he's not breathing.

But he thinks he still has a pulse.

And then Jimmy tries
to give CPR to his father.

Chandler is frantic.

He calls 911.

Pierce County
Sheriff's Department

is dispatched
to investigate the scene.

Eight patrol deputies responded,

forensics officers, canine officers,

and homicide detectives.

They contact Charlene
and her son, Chandler,

at the neighbour's house.

Jimmy Jr had been taken
to the hospital.

I enter the home.

To the left of the main entrance...

...Jim is deceased on the floor.

Right away, we found
several shell cases on the ground.

There was one in the entryway,
one in the living room,

and one right where the kitchen
and entryway meet.

They're photographed
and recovered as evidence.

Bullet casings
can prove to be very important.

Number one,
they can tell investigators

something about the calibre used,

but they can also yield
both fingerprints as well as DNA.

When a bullet is loaded
into a magazine,

it often requires significant force

that will leave epithelials
or skin cells on that casing.

Upstairs bedroom
had been obviously ransacked,

and don't know what,
if anything, is stolen.

We have to talk to Charlene
to find out exactly what is missing.

Charlene gives us
a briefing of what happened

and explained the listing
of the Craigslist ad.

She already had a huge
goose egg welt on her forehead.

She's sitting
across the table from me...

...and I'm staring at that goose egg.

When I saw Charlene and the family,

all I could think about was my own.

And she asked me,
"So, what am I supposed to do now?

How am I supposed to go on
with my life?"

As you can tell,
this case got to me.

I told my partner that...
we need to catch these people.

One of the things
that we did know was stolen

was Charlene and Jimmy's
cell phones.

And we could use the GPS locators
on those phones to track them.

We received a ping
on Charlene's telephone.

It was just off one of the highways
leading to and from the area.

After a search,

between the highway
and the on-ramp, off-ramp,

we found the phone.

They were just discarded,

like it had been thrown
from a moving car, likely.

There's lots of pressure
involved in this case.

You know, it's a great family.

They're respected and admired
and loved in the community.

And we're wanting to do,
you know, everything we can

not just for them
but everyone in that community.

Their sense of safety
has just been shattered.

The autopsy confirmed Jim was shot
once in the left knee...

...once in the right thigh...

once in the right shoulder.

That round
traversed his chest cavity,

punctured through his left lung
and into the heart...

and that was the fatal shot.

From the bullets you could tell
what size gun is fired.

These were .380-calibre bullets.

The bullets were unique.

They are red tip.

They were easily identifiable.

While casings can prove to be
important forensic clues,

they're not as important
as the actual projectile itself,

which contains
what's known as rifling,

which is essentially
a fingerprint for a bullet

and can be matched
to a specific weapon

and provide
definitive direct evidence.

On May 1st, we receive a ping
on Jimmy Jr's phone

and the address
of the ping that we received

comes back to a nearby residence.

The subjects at this residence
are well known to police.

They are involved
in burglaries and thefts

and actually have warrants
for their arrest.

The SWAT team, they made entry...

...secured everybody
that was found in the house.

Peter Maddox and Keeley Gibson
are detained for questioning.

Once it was secure,

they turned the scene over to us.

A search of the residence begins.

During this search,
we called Jimmy's phone number...

...and we found a phone with
the SIM card from Jimmy's phone.

When questioned, Peter and Keeley,
they claimed they didn't know

where the phone came from
or who the phone belonged to.

They simply found a phone,

removed the SIM card and used up

all the remaining minutes on it.

He said,
"I found this broken phone

when we were out for a walk."

He described to us
his route that he went on the walk.

If a cell phone was broken,

there'd be pieces somewhere
either up against the kerb,

in the middle
of the lane of travel...

but there was nothing.

So, he's clearly lying to us.

We're not buying
this story at all.

Just from the criminal history
they have, it's too suspicious.

We do arrest Peter Maddox
and Keeley Gibson

on their outstanding warrants.

A few days later, we received word

that there was a similar robbery

three days before
the Sanders robbery.

This was up in Snohomish County,
which is just north of us.

The residents were selling
a large-screen TV on Craigslist.

And the buyers, when they showed up,

also zip-tied them and stole the TV,

and jewellery, and things like that.

Many home invasions

have considerable work put into

conning the occupants

to allow the offenders in
with minimum resistance.

And this is frequently done
by using false pretences,

to either coerce
or trick the occupants

to opening the door
and letting them in.

And once they're in,
their real motive comes into focus.

In the Snohomish County incident,
there are two suspects.

One was an Asian male
and the other, a Caucasian female,

both in their early twenties.

Both of the residences
were fairly affluent.

We think the plan was that they were

looking at an expensive item
on Craigslist...

...and they thought, "If they have
an expensive item for sale,

they probably have other expensive
things that we could steal."

In that particular incident,
nobody was injured.

They just stole the items.

There was a clear escalation
to Jim and Charlene.

We then turned to the media
for assistance.

From the information
that Charlene was able to give us,

we provided them with
a composite sketch of the suspects.

We received dozens
and dozens of tips,

and they're all over the state.

So, there was lots of detectives
running around

following up information
that, in the end, was not accurate,

but we couldn't just
ignore possible good information.

On Sunday, May 2nd, a tip was
called in from a supervisor

at the San Mateo County Jail
in Redwood City, California.

An officer in Daly City, California,

sees a car from Washington State
missing the front plate.

So, he conducts a traffic stop.

During the course
of his traffic stop,

he sees a gun in the car.

And he also finds
a small amount of marijuana.

He makes the arrest
on weapons violations,

misdemeanour drug charges.

So he gets the suspects
back to his precinct headquarters.

Meanwhile, the clerk at the
San Mateo County Sheriff's Office

finds information that there was
a homicide in Washington state...

and she recognised that these three
individuals were an identical match

for the suspects
from up north near Seattle.

So, she tells the jail supervisor,

"Hey, I think these people
that were just arrested

are part of what happened
up in the Tacoma area."

Amazing what she did.

She had read what was called
a BOLO report.

We'll send information
to other law enforcement agencies.

They're called BOLOs -
"be on the lookout".

I mean, you probably get
dozens of these, you know,

every week at least,

but that one person sees it,
remembers something, and acts on it.

It is finally a break in the case.

We discover that the
individuals arrested in Daly City

were Kiyoshi Higashi -

who is an Asian male -

Amanda Knight, who had been
described as "exotic looking",

and Joshua Reese,
who is a African-American male.

Those three matched the descriptions
given to us by the family.

This could be the break
that we are looking for.

But depending on what the people
are in custody for down there,

they could be released.

We've got to get down there
as fast as we can.

While we're packing
and running around,

the administrative staff
in the sheriff's department

is making the flight reservations,

we've already notified
our prosecutor

that's working the case as the lead,
and we're gone.

My partner and I
fly down to California.

Despite the frenzy

that we went through
to get down to California,

as quickly as we did...

...when we arrived,

Amanda Knight
had already bailed out of jail.

And that was just a gut punch.

So close
and now she's in the wind again.

But fortunately,

Joshua Reese and Kiyoshi Higashi

were still there.

We interviewed Kiyoshi Higashi.

He is the one that Charlene

had identified as the male

that came in
with the woman at the door.

Higashi is cocky and arrogant.

We were aware that Higashi
had quite a criminal background

and it goes all the way back
to age 11.

We asked him where he was
the night of the murder in Edgewood

and he tells us that he was spending
the night with his girlfriend.

Then he said something to the effect
of "Edgewood, where's that?

Never heard of Edgewood."

And we're like, "Yeah,
we're pretty sure you have

because you lived on
the east side of Tacoma,

and Edgewood is just past that.

You've been there."

Due to his body language
and just the way he responded,

you knew that he had
more information.

He was clearly lying to us.

It wasn't his first go
round the block.

He'd been in the system
numerous times.

He was gonna play the game
and try and weasel out.

The interview,
it went for several hours

and Higashi was obviously
not giving up anything.

We just decide,
"You know what?

We're not gonna get
anywhere with him."

We terminated the interview.

But then we interview Joshua Reese.

Joshua Reese
was already known to police.

He'd had several contacts
with them over the years.

In 2008,
he was involved in a robbery

and a subsequent car chase.

Once the car was stopped,

he fled on foot
but was found nearby.

He also had four domestic violence
incidences with girlfriends

In those he did end up pleading
guilty to misdemeanour violations.

Joshua is a very young man.

He's the youngest
of the three of them.

And I think he's just overwhelmed,
over his head.

We advised him
of his Miranda rights...

which he waived.

We told him we were there
investigating a homicide

which occurred in Edgewood.

And as soon as he heard that,

he said, "I feel so bad about that.

That man did not need
to lose his life like that

in front of those kids."

It was really remarkable.

He just blurted that out,

which tells me
that it was weighing on him.

While not a confession,

he somewhat put himself there
just by the knowledge he had.

When that happened, my partner
and I kept a pretty good poker face.

We didn't both look at each other
and go, "What the hell?"

We just rolled right into it.

As we're talking with him,

we noticed that if we asked him
a direct question,

like, "Tell me about
what life was like

when you were living
here in California,"

he'd answer the question,

because he knew that we knew
that he was from California.

My partner always carries
some Tic-Tac breath mints with him.

And during the interview,

when Reese saw
that little container,

he just stared at them
like he had a... a habit for them.

So we'd ask him a question.

If he answered correctly,
we would give him some.

If he didn't answer,

we would just put it down
off to the side.

And then he'd answer the question.

As you gain experience,

you learn to use the things that
they give you to your advantage.

So, that's how
we broke the interview with Reese.

Reese finally admitted
to being a part of the robbery

of the Sanders family in Edgewood.

Him and three others.

He described it as a "house lick",
which is a robbery.

Reese said they used
Bluetooth earpieces

so they could communicate
with each other,

and that when Amanda yelled,
"Get down, get down!"

that was his cue to come in.

He said that their plan
was to rob the diamond ring

that was posted on Craigslist,
and while there,

take any other items of value
they possibly could.

There was no intent to harm anybody

but things escalated
beyond what they thought.

Reese can see that he's in trouble

and is trying to do
anything he can at this point

to stay as far away
from the others as possible.

He identifies Kiyoshi Higashi...

...as being the Asian male with them.

He identifies Amanda Knight.

And one other person...
but he only knew him as "G".

He didn't know
his true name at that time.

Reese also provides us
with a phone number

and tells us he thinks
that's G's phone number.

Through phone records we can
identify who that phone belongs to,

and that helped us identify
Clabon Berniard...

...who is identified
as the second gunman.

After we get that information,

we're able to obtain
an arrest warrant for Berniard.

And Reese admitted
the rings were pawned

at a pawn shop in San Francisco.

We share the information
with San Francisco detectives

and one of them
is sent to the pawn shop.

They go through their records,

they find the transaction
for a male gold wedding band.

It was the ring
that was taken off Jim's hand.

Right now, we're starting to feel
pretty good on this investigation.

We now know the four individuals

that were at the home
of Jim Sanders.

We have two gunmen.

We have some of the jewellery
that was stolen.

But we need to find Clabon
and we need to find Amanda.

We need to talk to them

because we don't have
positive knowledge

of who pulled the trigger
that shot and killed Jim Sanders.

I showed Charlene
Amanda Knight's photograph.

I used what was called
a photo line-up.

Her reaction was...

...unlike any reaction
I've ever received before or since.

When she saw Amanda's picture,

it just took her right back
to that moment in her house.

Charlene was able
to identify Amanda Knight.

Amanda and her family could see
that her face was all over the news,

so she turned herself in.

Amanda was able to tell us

where the gun was that killed Jim...

...that the gun was used by Higashi,

and the gun was sold to an employee
at a nearby store.

And she said that it was Higashi
that killed Jim.

This was huge.

It was the first recollection
of who did it.

We contact the person identified.

He admits that he purchased
a gun from Higashi.

He provides us the gun.

It's a .380-calibre handgun.

It has the same red-tip bullets,

just like those recovered
in the autopsy of Jim.

Having the weapon was another
huge break in the case.

Reese and Higashi both

waived extradition from California,

which means we get to just

take custody of them,

and they were transported
back to Washington.

John escorted Reese back,

and then myself
and another detective

flew down to California
to escort Higashi.

You know, when I sat next to him
on the plane, just made small talk,

I was able to build up a rapport
with Higashi.

He started
asking me questions like...

..."So, what would happen

if somebody were to go
in a house to steal stuff...

...and somebody died?"

Or, "What's the difference
between manslaughter and murder?"

In a case like this

where a suspect begins
throwing out hypothetical,

what-if scenarios...

they're digging
for what the police know,

testing the waters to see, you know,
"How much trouble am I in?"

I told him
that there's no set answer.

You know, each one is different.

It all depends on
what exactly happened.

This tactic by the suspect
really opens up

a game of psychological chess.

I just kept talking to him
and told him that,

"If you want, when we get back,

I'll be more than happy
to listen to you

and you can tell me
anything you want."

Investigators
are going to be careful.

They don't want to spook the person
from providing more information

for these hypotheticals

that may actually be
genuine criminal actions.

By the time we got back,

Higashi told me
that he would like to talk to me.

And in the case
of some individuals,

their curiosity
gets the better of them.

They want to know
what the police know.

And the only way they're gonna
find that out is to finally say,

"OK, let's sit down."

And in this time,

Higashi admits to participating
in the robbery.

He gives us the business

where he pawned the rings -

Charlene's wedding ring

and the ring that they were selling
on Craigslist.

But Higashi would not admit
to stomping on Charlene's head.

He would not admit to shooting Jim.

He blamed that on Clabon Berniard.

He tells us that it was Berniard
who ratcheted up the violence,

who kicked and stomped
and abused Charlene.

At this point, they're quickly
turning on each other.

With everybody pointing the finger
at everybody else,

we needed to know who it was

that pulled the trigger
and killed Jim Sanders.

What we need now
is to talk to Clabon Berniard.

Local detectives had released
the name of Clabon Berniard,

the fourth suspect,
to the local media,

hoping to get the public's help
locating him.

And he, of course,
saw that he was on TV...

...and turned himself in
to the King County jail.

Berniard has
extensive criminal history.

Just here in Pierce County,

more than 20 convictions

of robbery, burglary, assault.

He's a bad guy.

But then he refused to talk to us.

He immediately invoked
his right to remain silent.

He wanted a lawyer.

When a suspect
or person of interest

invokes their right
to remain silent,

really the interview
needs to stop.

Police need to be very careful about
offering inducements or assurances

that can later
be turned around on them

and get the confession,

or any statement for that matter,
thrown out.

And some people that have
been through the system a whole lot

learn "just don't talk".

They'll just lawyer up
and not say anything.

We now had all four in custody.

Three of them had been interviewed

and their story
was nailed down on tape.

The only person
that invoked his rights

and never gave a statement
was Clabon Berniard.

And the questions
that still remained

were what each of them did
at the incident.

We receive a phone call
from a woman

who identified herself
as Mia Koelpin.

She said that she had found a purse
belonging to Charlene Sanders...

...who she recognised
from the media coverage

as being one of the victims
in the home invasion robbery.

We drove up there
and she hands us the wallet

and a jeweller's appraisal

for the ring that they were selling
on Craigslist.

We obtained a search warrant to
search the residence of Mia Koelpin,

and we found a cell phone

that belonged to Jimmy Jr.

So now the question is,
what is their tie to this?

How did they get this phone
that belongs to Jimmy Jr?

Mia tells us that her daughter,
Mollie, is Higashi's girlfriend.

We tried to get hold of Mollie,

but unfortunately she had just left

for training
with the National Guard.

We managed
to locate Mollie Koelpin

at her training programme
in Georgia.

She was detained by the US Army,

charged with rendering
criminal assistance.

The detectives transported her
back here to Washington.

Mollie Koelpin admits

that Higashi spent the night

of April 28th,

the night of the murder, with her,

tells her what happens,

and asked her to help get rid
of some of the evidence.

She told Kiyoshi, "You need
to get rid of your clothes.

Get rid of the stuff you took
so they can't put it on you."

And it was the next day that
Kiyoshi Higashi called Amanda Knight

and said,
"We got to get rid of this stuff."

Mollie, during the statement said,
that night,

while they were
laying in bed together,

and they were watching
the late-night news

about the murder,

Higashi told her...

...that he shot Jim.

We had developed
enough information that...

we knew that Mollie

was just protecting Higashi.

I think she was more scared
than anything else.

With Mollie's testimony

and the confessions

from three of these perpetrators,

we can finally piece together
what we think happened

the night that Jim Sanders
was murdered.

Phone records show that it was
a non-traceable TracFone

that Amanda Knight used to set up
the appointment with Jim Sanders

to look at the ring that he had
posted for sale on Craigslist.

It was Amanda Knight
and Kiyoshi Higashi

that ended up going to the front
door of Jim and Charlene's home.

It was Jim Sanders
that opened that door.

And he had no idea...

...what kind of people
were lurking outside.

They identified themselves

as the ones
that are looking at the ring.

They started asking about the ring

until Jim called up to Charlene
and asked her to come downstairs.

Higashi flashes a wad of cash

and says, "Will this be enough?"

And then he pulls out his gun.

Amanda Knight said,
"Get down! Get down!"

Amanda had a Bluetooth she was using

to communicate with Joshua Reese
and Clabon Berniard.

When they got the signal
from Amanda,

they came rushing into the house.

Clabon was also
carrying a handgun...

...a .22-calibre Colt Revolver.

They zip-tie Jim and Charlene's
hands behind their back.

Joshua Reese goes upstairs,
he finds the kids

and brings them
down into the kitchen.

And then Amanda and Joshua
began ransacking the home.

Clabon Berniard is the one
that's increasing the violence.

Clabon was becoming angry.

He believed that there was
more stuff in the house

and he wanted to know where
it was at, where was the safe?

He's yelling at Charlene.

He stomped on her head.

And Jim Sanders says,
"I'll open the safe for you."

And they picked him up by his wrists
that were zip-tied together

and one of the zip ties broke.

Jim is able to attack Kiyoshi.

Jim Jr jumps on Kiyoshi's back.

Kiyoshi, in return,
knocks Jimmy Jr off.

Somebody stomps on Jim's head
while he's down.

And then, during the fight,

unfortunately,
Jim is shot three times...

...and killed.

Once the shots ring out,
all four of them just panic.

They all just fled
through the front door.

Leaving the family in pieces,
not knowing what happened

and Jim bleeding
and dying on the floor.

Amanda Knight, Joshua Reese,

Clabon Berniard and Kiyoshi Higashi

were all charged
with first-degree murder,

robbery in the first degree,

assault, and burglary.

This is a case where the judge
severed all the defendants.

So, this case went to trial
four different times

for each of the four suspects.

Amanda Knight struck me
as a very clever person,

conniving and manipulative.

She's the one
who set up this robbery.

She set up the one
in Snohomish County as well.

Joshua Reese is somebody

that could have gone
a completely different way.

He's more of a follower.
He got caught up with this

and wound up
on the short end this time.

He's the guy who opened his mouth

and said,
"That man did not need to die."

Clabon Berniard
is cool as a cucumber.

He never showed any emotion
of any kind that I could see.

Kiyoshi Higashi
is like Satan's spawn.

He has no remorse.

In 2011, all four
were convicted of these crimes.

Amanda Knight, the mastermind,

was sentenced to 71 years in prison.

Joshua Reese was sentenced
to 100 years in prison.

Clabon Berniard was sentenced
to 97 years in prison.

And Kiyoshi Higashi was sentenced
to 123 years in prison.

We didn't need to know
exactly who had pulled the trigger.

In our state,
once you sign on to commit a robbery

and somebody ends up dead,

you're all on the hook
for felony murder.

They went in guns drawn, loaded.

It wasn't an accident
that Jim was shot.

I think they drastically
underestimated Jim Sanders

and what lengths he would go to
to try to protect his family.

Charlene and the boys
testified in all four trials.

It was all very emotional.

The emotional impact of this crime

is still carried
by the Sanders family.

Getting justice and getting
the perpetrators convicted

doesn't ever bring back
somebody like Jim Sanders.

He lost his own life.
It's a loss for his family.

It's a loss for our community.

My partner and I go to the services.

Said, "Hey, we have
something for Charlene.

Can we have a moment with her?"

So, we meet with her
and we return...

...Jim's ring.

And she had someone open
the clasp on her necklace

and hung the ring on that.

They were just
selling an item on Craigslist.

Suddenly they're faced
with pure evil.

You don't conduct business
at your home

if you're selling something.

Meet them in a police parking lot.

Meet them in a Safeway
or a Walmart parking lot.

They have great
exterior video camera coverage.

People are just not expecting
bad things to happen.

Jim and Charlene were not expecting

that this would be
the worst night of their life.

And then suddenly,
beyond their wildest beliefs...

...they open the door
and their lives are shattered.

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