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to Bloody Angola, a podcast one forty two years in
the making, the complete story of America's bloodiest prison. I'm
Jim Chapman, and today we are starting a new series.
It's going to be covering the phenomenon known as hybristophilia.
Now these days, hybristophilia is becoming a major problem, especially
the last few years, but it's actually been an issue
you pretty much forever. So the first question you might
be asking is what is hybristophilia. Well, the official definition,
according to Webster, is that hybristophilia is a paraphilia involving
sexual interest in and attraction to those who commit crimes.
In Layman's terms, it means there's a sexual attraction to
bad boys or bad girls, and it's commonly referred to
as Bonnie and Clyde syndrome for obvious reasons. Now, one
of the most famous examples, or infamous, i should say,
of hybristophilia is the large number of women that were
attracted to Ted Bundy after his arrest. He drew scores
of women at the courtrooms. They just jam packed it
during his trials each day, and they weren't ashamed or
thought it was weird that they were there talking about
how hot they found this fucking serial killer. Bundy allegedly
received hundreds of love letters from women while he was incarcerated,
and actually married a woman by the name of Carol
Ann Boone, who he had met while both were working
in Washington. But he proposed to her in the middle
of the proceedings of his trial while Boone was on
the witness stand. Listen to this. You will married? Yes, yes,
I do want man now. Boone did give birth to
a daughter whom many believe Bundy had fathered. Jeffrey Dahmer,
Charles Manson, even the unibomber Tek Kazinski had hundreds of
admirers who were sexually attracted to them. And it's not
limited to women, but it's much more common, it seems,
so in most cases this is harmless. It's love letters, etc.
To prisoner's but what if it's a correctional officer like
the story we covered with Viggie White, or even worse,
what if it's the warden's life. And that's exactly the
story I'm bringing you today. I'm going to tell you
the details of the crazy case involving Bobby Parker and
Randolph Dial. So you can't start this story without starting
at the beginning and a guy by the name of
Kelly Dean Hogan. Now. Kelly was born in nineteen fifty
three in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and he had a typical
family life you would expect growing up. He had a
brother or a sister, and to keep him busy, his
parents enrolled him in karate school at a young age,
and he absolutely fell in love with the sport, really
took to it. He was really good at it, and
by the the time he enrolled in college, he started
teaching it as well. Now, people absolutely loved Kelly and
his teaching style and the fact that he was a
third degree black belt with a ton of experience helped
draw students in. And Kelly wasn't just athletic, he was
also smart. And in short order, very short order, he
graduates from Oklahoma State University with a degree in psychology. Now,
after graduation, he continued teaching at his instructor's dojo, and
after about ten years of teaching, which incidentally was in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
he got somewhat of a bad taste in his mouth.
He was ambitious, and most of the students who took
classes there did so because Kelly was the instructor. He
was very well wh liked. He specialized in teaching children.
He had a lot of patience, He explained things extremely
well so they can understand. And it was in nineteen
seventy eight that he decided he was going to go
ahead and take his shot be a business owner. He
goes out and he opens his own karate school. Now,
this did create a major problem with the person he
was working for because when Kelly left and opened what
was known as Kelly Hogan's International Taekwondo Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
a lot of students left with him and his former boss.
Let's just say he didn't like that at all. So
during all this he also got married to his wife, Denise,
And at this point in time, life was good. He's
a business owner, he's making money, he's got a ton
of students just couldn't be happier, and the next several
years was much of the same. Kelly Hogan was growing
his business. He was really making a name for himself
in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area. If you were looking to
take taekwondo, that's who you wanted to take it from.
From all accounts, he was just a good dude, which
is why it came to such a shot to the
entire Tulsa community on September sixteenth of nineteen eighty one,
when Kelly Dean Hogan was killed shot once in the
chest at his home at ten thirty pm that night,
so Hogan and his wife they had been out to eat.
They just returned home in the doorbell rings now. According
to his wife, it appeared that Hogan had been arguing
with a man in a blue business suit at that
door when the shooting occurred. Denise Hogan said she overheard
her husband arguing over the whereabouts of a woman named
Patty Thomas. The shooter was asking Kelly where she was,
saying she had a karate class earlier that day with Hogan.
Kelly Hogan, however, he didn't know what the hell this
guy was talking about. The gunman then said to Hogan
that he knew she was there, meaning at Hogan's karate studio.
Kelly Hogan still continuing to insist at that doorway that
he had no idea what this guy was talking about.
The guy then pulls a three eighty pistol and shoots him. Hogan,
now shot, runs from the doorway through the house and
collapses in the garage and dies. Now everyone that knew
Kelly Hogan, they knew there was no way he was
having an affair. This would have been totally out of
character for this guy. And it's important to note that
police did check the schedule of that karate studio and
no one by the name of Patty Thomas was scheduled
for karate classes ever at that school. So on September
nineteenth of nineteen eighty one, Kelly Hogan is buried at
Ridgelawn Cemetery in Collinsville, Oklahoma. Ten days later, on September
twenty ninth of nineteen eighty one, police release a drawing
of the suspect in that murder. The man was described
as thirty five to forty white male, light brown here
in about six feet tall, with the pudgy build. He
was wearing a three piece suit, a black belt with
a gold buckle, and a navy blue tie. And it
was about that point that police offered a one thousand
dollars reward for information leading to that suspect. Then, on
October one of nineteen eighty one, just a few weeks
after Kelly's murder, a guy by the name of Gary Edwards,
who was thirty four. He lived in Manford, Oklahoma. He
was named as a suspect. At the time, Edwards was
also being chased by US marshals for violating his parole
by issuing worthless checks. Not a good guy. And when
I was looking through the research of this one, this
guy had so several aliases, but one of them really
stuck out to me. James Bond was one of his aliases.
I mean, maybe not the best fake name to use
if you're gonna go on the run, but whatever. Now,
it was interesting that Edwards not only closely matched the
composite drawing of the killer, but he was also said
to have been hanging out around Kelly's karate studio just
a few hours prior to the murder. So it took
nine months to finally track this guy down, but on
July of nineteen ninety two, police catch up with him
and Gary Edwards is questioned. However, it was during this
questioning that police all but removed his name from consideration
as a suspect. And that makes me think maybe he
had an alibi that was full proof. Then on the
same month, in July of nineteen eighty two, an anonymous
donor offers ten thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction
of Kelly Hogan's killer, Which that was significant, that's about
thirty three thousand dollars in today's money. The dinner placed
a deadline of midnight on October fifteenth of nineteen eighty
two in order to collect that reward. He's hoping the
deadline would create a bit of urgency, but it didn't.
The case pretty much grows cold as ice. That is
until nineteen eighty six when Randolph Dial walked up to
authorities in Las Vegas and confesses to shooting and killing
Kelly Hogan. So who the heck was Randolph Dial Well.
Dial was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in nineteen forty four, and,
unlike Kelly Hogan, who had a structured All America and upbringing,
Dile's childhood was not nearly as carefree. His parents divorced
when Dial was just three years old, and growing up
was more of a struggle, especially financially. But Dial had
several things going for him. He was very talented, an
extremely talented sculptor an artist, and that was noticed in
Dial at an early age. He also had a magnetic
personality and was described more than once as having a
unique presence when he walked into a room and really
knew how to talk to people. And he was extremely smart,
some people say genius level smart. Dial had a master's
degree in art, and at twenty six he became a
teacher for Tulsa Public Schools, teaching at Carver Middle School,
but it was a short stint. He only taught for
one year and he kind of got bored with it.
He started working as a sculptor in the Tulsa area
as well as Las Vegas, where he traveled often, and
he was such an amazing sculptor, in fact, that he
became very sought after, so much so that later in
nineteen eighty two, one of his pieces was featured on J. R.
Ewing's desk for the entire run of the series known
as Dallas. It was a sculpture of an oil rig,
and even today there's a piece at Walt disney World's
Atcott Center featuring Randolph dials work. His pieces back then
sold for around twenty five hundred dollars each, which is
nearly eighteen thousand dollars in today's money. Now. At some point,
Randolph Dial gets married to Christina Dile, but he divorces
her in nineteen seventy eight, and then in nineteen seventy nine,
Dial marries Mary Catherine Dial, who he met during his
job working as a goldsmith in Tulsa, and Dial had
developed a problem during all this time, he was a
severe alcoholic. His drinking problem was so severe, in fact,
that between nineteen seventy nine in nineteen eighty one, a
Tulsa couple who hired him to do some work for
them at their art shop said he routinely failed to
show up for work because he was drunk just couldn't
make it. It was affecting his livelihood. Now. Mary Catherine
had a daughter from a previous relationship, and together they
had a second daughter, but they divorced in nineteen eighty
three after Dial meets another woman. After that woman's father
introduces her to Dial at an AA meeting. Her name
was Robin. They get married in nineteen eighty three, and
there's some dispute as to whether he and Mary Catherine
were even legally divorced when he marries this other woman.
But nineteen eighty three did seem to be a good
year for Dial. A thirteen piece bronze sculpture he made
depicting the life of Jesus sold for the highest amount
he had ever received for his work. A newspaper article
even covered it and said that Dial had made efforts
to save the life of a two year old child
in Shreveport, Louisiana, who needed a liver transplant by using
part of the proceeds from that sale. So a lot
of people thought Dial was a good guy, but not everybody.
In fact, Dial was a com man. Many of those
who knew him at this time described him as cocky, arrogant,
and pretty much full of shit. And it also came
out that he had mafia tize. Dile's name emerged in
a Tulsa federal trial for the prosecution of Jack Michael King,
who allegedly had ties to a Kansas City, Missouri organized
crime family. King was convicted on several charges, including explosives,
and according to witnesses, King was going to use car
bombs to collect on murder contracts in the crime family.
One of those was an eight thousand dollars contract supposedly
he hired Dial to fill. Dial was supposed to testify
at the trial against King, but for unexplained reasons, his
name was withdrawn as a witness and he disappeared. So
in July of nineteen eighty five, Randolph and Robin Dile
moved to Las Vegas, where they were always in financial
trouble and lived in some really bad parts of town.
Dial was also severely depressed. He stayed drunk for days
on in at this time, in March of nineteen eighty six,
the Dials have a baby, and so this kind of
lights a fire under Randolph dials ass and he finds
some work. He starts painting houses, and he was earning
some money with his sculpting, but nothing serious. And Robin
Dile would say later on that her husband was in
good spirits until the news hit about a nuclear meltdown
at Chernobyl. Now, for some reason, this accident affected Dial
and basically threw him into a state of depression like
never before, she said. Shortly thereafter that, Dial disappeared for
several days, and she didn't hear from him again until
he called her from the Clark County jail on May
first of nineteen eighty six, and let me tell you
what happened. So, on that day, May first of nineteen
eighty six, a drunk Randolph Dial walks up to a
uniformed police officer at a convenience store and he tells
that officer that he murdered Karate instructor Kelly Hogan. So
the Las Vegas Police Department they take him in and
they call the Tulsa Police Department and they informed those
guys and hey, we got a man in custody and
he claims to have killed somebody named Kelly Hogan. Do
you know anything about this? And a guy named Sergeant
Rick ross In Corporal H. C. Miller. They say, hell, yeah,
we know about this. They fly to Las Vegas and
they interview Dial over a five day period. So Dial
had told police that a phone call was made to
Hogan in which a woman who turned out to be
Mary Catherine Dial called to set up an appointment with
Hogan at his karate center. Now, according to Dial, the
call was a pre planned event in order to figure
out the karate instructor's schedule. You might be shocked that
Mary Catherine was even tied into this. Well. Dial lied
to her obviously. He told her that a mutual friend
named Abdullah had hired Dial to just bust up Hogan
beat him up, basically, and she was not aware he
was going to kill Dial. So after Hogan's murder, Mary
Catherine said that Dial had suddenly, out of the blue,
started flashing a substantial amount of money. According to Dial,
he was paid five thousand dollars for the hit, and
he told police that he confessed to the murder because
he was afraid to be killed by the mafia. So
on May six of nineteen eighty six, he's officially charged
with first degree murder in the death of Kelly Hogan
and is held without bond in that Las Vegas jail.
So police, hearing all of this mafia tall, they were
very interested in arresting this Abdullah guy and Dial he
was very interested in getting a lighter sentence. So less
than two weeks after his arrest, Randolph Dial is released
from jail and was equipped with a wireless microphone and
under the supervision of law enforcement, and the whole point
there was to see if he could get some incriminating
information out of Abdullah. Long story short, there was no
Abdullah that anybody could find. It came out later on
Dile was actually hired by a man who took classes
from Kelly Hogan and got pissed after he was corrected
and kind of embarrassed in class, so he pays Dial
to kill Kelly Hogan. On August eleventh of nineteen eighty six,
Dial pleads guilty to the murder of Kelly Hogan and
he sentenced to life in prison. Shocking turn of events.
Just months after Dial is sentenced to prison, Mary Catherine Dial,
his second wife, who made that phone call to the
karate instructor claiming to be a female interested in classes,
She is shot and killed in her home and police
speculated it was in retribution for the murder of Kelly Hogan.
So while Randolph Dial is in jail, he gets sued
civilian by the family of Kelly Hogan. Remember, Dial's a
very talented artist, and with all that time to just
do time in prison, he could hammer out a massive
amount of sculptures, and they do win a civil case
for over a million dollars, but as you might imagine,
they never receive a dime. But Dial is hammering out
sculptures as predicted. And while an inmate at Connor Koreshtion Center,
he was featured in an article about working on his
art in prison. He created an actual life size sculpture
of Mary Magdalen and that statue was featured at the
State Capitol Prison's art show and it was estimated to
be valued at over one hundred thousand dollars. But Kelly
Hogan's family never got that money. So Randolph Dile he's
living the prison life right, and he's becoming very popular
actually not only on the inside, but on the outside
of the walls of the prison because of how good
his art is. And on May twenty first of nineteen
ninety one, Dial gets moved to the medium security portion
of Oklahoma State Reformatory. Spokesman Josh McCurdy, who was an
assistant to the warden, a guy by the name of
Jack Kelly, said that Dial had painted murals all over
the place. Quote when we closed down in one of
the cell houses, we sheet rocked the walls and he
put murals on them. There were five murals in all,
and they featured the official patches of the Department of
Corrections and the Reformatory, an Oklahoma State Territory map, a
nineteen ten oil rig, a wheat field, a farmhouse, and
even a barn. On February of nineteen ninety four, something
kind of unprecedented happens for a murderer. Dial actually gets
moved to the minimum security portion of the Oklahoma State Reformatory.
That never happens when you're a violent, convicted murderer, right,
but he does. He gets moved, and that speaks to
how smooth a talker and how comfortable Dial made people.
Now when asked about it, official said he was eligible
for a minimum security status even though he was serving
a life sentence for murder. Officials said, you must do
of forty five years, and then it's possible to be
moved to a lighter security unit. In twenty percent of
forty five years, y'all would be nine years. They just
didn't see Dial as a threat. As I told you
at the start, he was charming, fast, talker, smart, So
imagine the shock. Imagine the shock went on August thirtieth,
of nineteen ninety four, Dial escapes Oklahoma State Reformatory with
Bobby Parker, who is none other than Deputy Warden Randy
Parker's wife Bobby Parker and her husband, Randy Parker. They
lived right next to the Oklahoma State Reformatory along with
the couple's two daughters, and their daughters at the time
were ages eight and ten. Dial had been doing a
lot of work with his ow art for the prison,
and as crazy as it sounds, he built up a
lot of trust. Now, for his type of work, you
need a kiln, and it just so happened that the
Parkers at their home had a kiln. And not only that,
Bobby Parker was head of the art program that Dial
was kind of the star of right. Bobby Parker herself
was very into ceramics, which is why they had that kiln.
And it wasn't long before Randolph Dial was working in
the garage of the Parker's residence doing his art, and
Dial became a daily fixture at the Parker's home. Bobby Parker,
in particular, volunteered often to help Dial and spent a
lot of time alone in that garage with Dial. So
on the morning of August thirtieth of nineteen ninety four,
Randy Parker he leaves for work as usual, and he
saw Dial working in the garage, walked by him, said hello,
and took off to work. When he returned to the
house that afternoon, Parker wasn't there. She had left a
note saying she had gone shopping, so nothing really seemed
off to Deputy Warden Parker. It wasn't until that evening
that he was like, what the fuck she still ain't back.
Reinnie realized he hadn't laid eyes on Dial or his
wife since early that morning. And this is the time
before cell phones were prevalent, y'all. It wasn't like he
could just say, let me text my wife and see
where she's at, or check Life three sixty, or even
call her on the phone. She just vanished. So Rennie
Parker contacts one of the correction officers and he says, hey, good,
check Randolph Dial's cell and ask him if he knows
where the hell my wife is, hoping that maybe his
wife mentioned something to Dial, or maybe he had a
sixth sense. Regardless, the officer checks and it is discovered
that Dial was not there. It was also at that
moment that the warden realized that not only had Dial escaped,
but he had abducted Bobby Parker in the process. So
it was at this point that all hell breaks loose
and a spokesman for the president, a guy by the
name of Jerry Massey, he says to reporters, we think
there's a possible hostage situation in that the wife of
the deputy warden is also missing. Bobby Parker, who was
thirty two, was wife of Deputy Warden Randy Parker, and
she was last heard from about noon when she left
a message with her husband's secretary saying she was going shopping.
Her van was also missing, a nineteen ninety red Plymouth
Voyager minivan. So that was the statement that came out now.
At the time of the escape, Bobby Parker was in
the middle of planning a fall carnival at the local
First United Methodist Church, and another spokesman, Josh McCurdy, he
came out and he said, we've got new sightings. At
all authorities were unable to confirm that a van seen
in a neighboring county about eight pm that evening matched
the one believed used in Dial's escape. You know, you
get all these people calling as soon as they hear something,
and everything all of a sudden looks like a mini van.
Then around the same time authorities were trying to confirm
that van. Bobby Parker herself actually telephones her mother, Clara Klein,
who lived in Kansas, at about eight pm that evening,
and she asked her to tell her children that she
was all right and she would be home soon. When
her mother tried to get more information, Bobby started crying
and the phone hangs up. So authorities behind the scene
they are considering the possible that Bobby Parker is Dial's hostage,
but also considering the possibility that Bobby Parker ran away
with Dial and the crazy thing that came out once
shit hit the fan was at the prison. Warden Jack
Cally said Dial was not missing from every head count,
which they performed head counts every two hours beginning at
eleven am. Now, he was not confirmed missing until I'm
as nine o'clock, when Parker's husband had that CEO go
check on that cell. Cally said, I don't think he
was overlooked. It's possible that somebody assumed that because Dial
works for the deputy warden he's okay. Dile was assigned
as a groundskeeper at the warden's home on the prison grounds.
He had a job for about two months doing that.
Cally described Dial as a model inmate and was a
good risk for trust status. Well that's what he thought.
So the FBI also joined in the search for Dial
in Parker, and it's primarily because of the presumption that
Dial may have crossed state lines with Parker. The FBI
asked the public to watch for Dial. He was described
as a white male five to nine, one hundred and
fifty pounds, brown eyes, and gray hair. His front teeth
are missing, and he has a small scar under his
chin and a round scar on his left cap. Bobby
Parker was described as a white female five five, one
hundred and twenty pounds, shoulder leaf, auburn hair, and green eyes.
She was last seen wearing a black blouse in black pants.
Now the head warden, Jack Cally. He suspected that Dial
may have developed somewhat of an affection for Parker and
kidnapped her when she spurned his advances. He said Dial
can be a very obsessive person. He obsessed over his artwork,
He obsessed over criticism, of his art, and I think
what could have happened is that he may have become
obsessed with her. So in order to tamper down those
thoughts that Parker may have assisted, Randolph Dial, correction spokesman
Jerry Massey came out again and said that officials were
convinced that Parker was an unwilling captive. Authority speculated that
Dial hid in the back of Parker's minivan when Bobby
left for that planned shopping trip, and there were a
lot of things that would make you think this Everything
in her life was a bunch of stuff I have
to do next week, right. She had made previous arrangements
for her and her husband to attend a prison radio
event at the end of the week. And if you're
planning on escaping with somebody, why would you do that.
She didn't take any clothing or other items from her house.
Everything was still there. You might take some of that
stuff if you were planning on running off with someone
in prison. Head warden Cow also noted that Dial had
become close with the Parker family. He commented that Dial
had told him several times that the Parker family was
like the family he never had. Now at the time
of his escape, Dial had about three hundred dollars in
his prison bank account, but told someone that he had
a secret bank account in Las Vegas. Now, Randolph Dial
was known as a pathological wiar, so whether that was
true or not remained to be seen, but what was
certain was that Bobby Parker was missing and Randolph Dial
had her. On September first of nineteen ninety four, Bobby's
mini van is found by the Wichita Falls, Texas Police
Department in a hobby lobby parking lot of all places.
FBI spokesman Dan Vogel said the van was found around
one thirty pm that day, and it also came out
that Bobby had made a second phone call to a friend.
Bobby told her friend that she was okay, everything will
be over soon, and she began crying again before the
call was disconnected. Now that call only lasted about fifteen seconds.
Spokesman Josh mccurty said it was the same type of
message as the call to her mother. She told her
friend not to interrupt. She only had fifteen seconds, but
she was all right and it was gonna be over soon.
Wharton Cally said, we were just very excited when we
heard about the call, because that means she was still alive.
Police believed the call was made after Dial ditched that
van in which it all falls Kansas, And of course
they impound that van and examine it for evidence. But
the only thing they found in that van was an
empty pack of cigarettes from the same brand that Randolph
Dial smoked. So police are looking everywhere for this guy.
And on September sixth of nine, eighteen ninety four, a
sheriff by the name of Andy Sellers comes out and
he wanted to speak to how dangerous that Randolph Dile was.
He said he was once a friend of Diles. He
gave an interview to reporters discussing his reluctance to see
Dial again. He said that Dial previously vowed that should
he ever escape from president, he would return to kill
the sheriff. The sheriff went on to say, I watch
my back now. You never know. He's a smart man.
So Sellers met Dial when he was working as an
officer and responded to a domestic complaint at Dile's house
way back in nineteen eighty two. Once that dispute was settled,
Dial approached Sellers and talked about his work as a sculptor.
Seller said, I befriended him and helped him. He didn't
have a vehicle, so I gave him a ride to
Tulsa a time or two, and Seller said he gave
Dial his final ride around nineteen eighty four or nineteen
eighty five, when Dial left his second wife, mat Mary Catherine,
and headed to Las Vegas. Before they parted ways, Seller
said Dial gave him a John Wayne rifle to sell
and asked him to give the money to Mary Catherine.
So the sheriff sells a rifle, and he said he
kept twenty dollars for himself, but the sheriff said that
Dial was unhappy with the seal of the rifle, and
as Dial began to serve his life sentence for murder,
he had a message for sellers. Seller said, before he
was taken to prison, he said, if I ever got loose,
he was going to come back and kill me. And
he added that after Dial went to prison, he called
the sheriff wanting to know if the sheriff had any
idea who killed Mary Catherine, and that was the last
time that he talked to Dial. On September seventh of
nineteen ninety four. The next day, inmates and staff at
the prison held hands and they prayed together. It was
about one thirty pm, and it was about a week
since Parker disappeared with dial They all prayed for Parker's
safe return, and the warden said, we're just hoping now
that she's alive. That's our concern. If we don't hear
from them for several days, then that's not good. Callie added,
nobody's considering or even willing to consider that she's anything
but an unwilling hostage until they come back. I wouldn't
even want to ponder that. Bobby's husband, Randy Parker, returned
to work about a week after her disappearance. The couple's
two daughters had also returned to elementary school. Calli the
warden said that Randy Parker is as upbeat as he
can be while anxiously waiting to hear about another phone
call from his wife, and the warden said, we're all
just sort of sitting on the edge of our seats
waiting for something to happen. It may turn out that
I'm surprised and she's released early, but we're preparing for
this to be a long drawn out deal. Then On
September sixteenth of nineteen ninety four, a film crew from
the television show America's Most Wanted shows up and they
actually record an episode, but they delay the airing because
the producers said that they were still checking out rumors.
Bobby Parker was not kidnapped. A spokesman for the show
in New York City, he denied that claim, though he
said the show was delayed because a more urgent program
needed to be aired now. By October two of nineteen
ninety four, the FBI was struggling to locate dial reports
received by tipsters. They were flooding in with spottings of
dial all over the place, New Mexico, Mexico, Arizona. But
as I said, this is common, a very high percentage
of those don't pan out, and it's more or less
the public's paranoia in many cases that places tricks on them.
So by November of nineteen ninety four, Randy Parker and
his two young daughters, they're attempting to continue you their
daily lives, and Randy said they did pretty well speaking
of he and Bobby's children, but they're discouraged right now.
They don't understand why it's been nine weeks and we
haven't got her back. They really believe she'll be back.
I won't believe anything else. Randy Parker then hires a
Houston private investigator and offers a five thousand dollars reward
for the safe return of his wife. He said, I
feel like the FBI is working on it, and they're
doing everything they can do. I just figured it's one
more person looking with the intention of helping them. I
want to do what I can to help them. I
want her back. Halloween was tough because it's a big
deal for them and their mother, dressing up and all
of them going out. And it's also notable that in
November of nineteen ninety four, two more inmates escape prison
and go on crime spreeze. This is just nine weeks
after Dial escapes. How the hell does that happening? At
this point is haywire in this case. They can't find Dial,
nor can they find Bobby Parker. You've got Randy Parker
who is just torn up about this whole thing. I
really feel horrible for this guy. He's now raising two
daughters by himself, and nobody seems to have a clue
where the hell Bobby Parker is but they're looking, and
I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna wrap up for
this week. I'll pick it up next week with of
course dial still on the run, Bobby Parker into people
trying to figure out that she go on her own
accord or what she kidnapped? Who knew? But we're gonna
find out, and I'm gonna tell you it gets absolutely
wild from here. Thank you so much for listening, and
until next time for Bloody and Gola, a podcast one
hundred and forty two years making the complete story of
America's bloodiest present. Peace, m h.
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