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both And production. This past spring marked nine years that

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I've been working on this podcast, nine years that Israel

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Keys has been living rent free in my head, nine

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years of living inside Keys's life posthumously. So when we

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received over one thousand new documents directly linked to his case,

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I found myself completely dumbfounded when one of the first

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images I clicked on was of Israel Keys's dead body

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laying face down in his prison cell bed. This is

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true crime bullshit. The Serialized Investigation into Israel Keys Season seven,

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Episode one, The Death and Life of Israel Keys. Obviously,

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Keys has been very much dead throughout the making of

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this podcast and my awareness of an investigation into him

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and his crimes. But he's also been very much alive

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in all the work we've done, the conversations we've had,

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the time we've devoted to his case. He's been a

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ghost living in the walls of my home and office,

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sitting next to me on long flights to Anchorage, Seattle,

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Los Angeles, and so on. He's been as much alive

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to me as he has been dead, So seeing his

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lifeless body was incredibly sobering. In one second, he went

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from this powerful, omnipressent presence to just dead. I don't

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know that I can properly articulate how impactful that was,

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but much like his confession of killing the couriers, it's

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slightly something that will stick with me for the rest

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of my life, and as impactful as it was, I

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eventually had to just keep clicking, clicking on more images.

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Photos of a cell, photos full of blood, more photos

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of Keys's body, photos of his other bloody finger painting,

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photos of his keepsakes, and photos of photos he'd thrown away.

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The whole experience very much reframed a lot of what

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I thought or felt about Israel Keys. Simultaneously, these files

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gave us so much new information about Keys, information with

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very significant investigative value. Chief amongst those new files were

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the investigation into Keysa's death by suicide and Keys's arrest

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and post arrest files, photos and videos in this episode,

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I'll be detailing the contents of Keys's arrest and post

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arrest reports, which are significant, But I want to start

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with one of the last notations in that post arrest report,

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which was a report created by the FBI and submitted

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to the arresting officers with the Texas Rangers. That notation

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reads Detective Bell stated Keyes was a serial killer responsible

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for the murder of at least eleven people in multiple

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states over a fourteen year period. This report is dated

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July twenty five, twenty thirteen, eight months after Keys died

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by suicide, and it's in stark contrast to what Agent

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Holli stated in our discussions last year. Hulle told me

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that the FBI believed that Keys had likely only killed

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eleven people in the US, and that they believed his

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first murder was in two thousand and one, eleven years

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before his arrest. But according to Bell, at the close

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of their investigation into Keys, key US first murder would

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have been in nineteen ninety eight and not two thousand

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and one, and they believed Keys killed at least eleven

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people rather than at most. In this file, there are

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two arrest videos and more than two hundred and forty

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photos taken at the scene of his arrest and in

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the following hours. The majority of these are items sees

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from his rental car. Now, obviously we've gone over the

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FBI's list of these items several times now, so I'm

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not going to relist those items. But what I am

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going to do is go over items that never appeared

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on that list and provide some much needed context or

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follow up to certain items included on that list. The

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first few items are, in my opinion as of now,

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least consequence, an empty diet doctor pepperbottle found in the

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back of his trunk. An Avis map of the Las

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Vegas metro area and most of the United States West Coast.

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A collection of DVDs including the following horror films, The Strangers, Cloverfield, Teresta, Slither,

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cry Wolf, The Return Queen of the Damned, Gothica, DreamCatcher,

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ghost Ship, Wrong Turn One, two and three, and Altered.

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And then there was a copy of the book Bones

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by Jonathan Kellerman. And this book has made me reevaluate

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my harsh stance on our good friend Dean Coont's because

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it is absolutely the most boring book I have ever

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tried to read I'd rather read chaotic nonsense than absolute

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lifeless tedium. In fact, I only made it to page

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twenty four before passing it off to our beleaguered intern

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to read. They spent about a day highlighting areas of interest,

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and ultimately only one thing stood out, a reference to

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a location in Los Angeles, which we'll dive into shortly.

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Next up are some things that at first didn't seem

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all that important, but with greater context, could prove incredibly

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helpful in understanding what Keys was doing looking for, and

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perhaps a better understanding of how to identify his other crimes.

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The photos of items seized from Keysa's rental car also

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included a drill, his police scanner, twelve different memory cards

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for a digital camera. Other than photos of a trip

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to the zoo and from Keys's sister's wedding, It's unclear

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what else was on these memory cards. An active SI belt,

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which Google tells me is a supportive brace worn around

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the pelvis to alleviate sacroiliac joint pain by providing comprehensive

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support and stability to the pelvic girdle. The clothing Keys

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wore during his cross country atm withdrawals, which it turns out,

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are the same clothes he wore during the Azal Bank

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robbery during his trip to Texas a month prior, and

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those included specifically de Marini batting gloves, a hoodie, Winchester

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amber shooting classes, a cut off shirt sleeve used as

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a mask, and a ski mask and all of these

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will become more relevant as we make our way through

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the season. And then there was Sarah's journal.

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Speaker 2: Why aren't your own kid him? From what I.

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Speaker 3: Understand talking to folks that's talk to her, she's pretty sure. Yeah,

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and she goes to public school.

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Speaker 4: Yep?

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Speaker 2: What grade did you say she was in? Forty?

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Speaker 3: Does she write journals cause she wants to or is

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that something that she does in her on her own?

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Speaker 2: Is that a part of a school or something?

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Speaker 4: Not?

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Speaker 2: Really, she just does it cause she just enjoys it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, she you know, needs a little coaxing though.

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Speaker 2: You you encourage her to write in the journal.

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Speaker 5: I yeah, Uh, her teacher is too.

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Speaker 2: What's your teacher think about her.

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Speaker 5: Teacher's pet?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Really?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? What she wanna do?

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Speaker 5: Hm?

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Speaker 2: What does she wanna do when she could sell to school?

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Speaker 5: I don't know if she thinks out for her.

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Speaker 2: When a lot of girls wanna be nurses and teachers.

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Speaker 5: And yeah, uh, she talks about a lot of different stuff.

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Speaker 2: But yeah, she did. Does she like living in Alaska?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: I know she likes animals.

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Speaker 5: Uh.

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Speaker 3: You know, we've we've talked to I I haven't personally

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talked to 'em. I mean I they've shared with me. Uh,

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other investigators have about her journals and her poems that

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she puts in her journals and things like that.

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Speaker 6: Uh.

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Speaker 3: I did bring a part of her journal I wanted

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you to look at if you wouldn't mind, it's something

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she wrote in.

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Speaker 2: Her journals or third too, you took her journey from that.

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Speaker 3: Now we got a social one on the car, and

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there was a journal in the car. This ain't got

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nothing to do with the crime that you're accused of.

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It's just something that I want you to see. I

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don't know if you've ever seen this, but I thought

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you might enjoy it. Can you read that?

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Speaker 7: You, ma'am?

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Speaker 3: You can't just a kid can't have a day like

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it anywhere except Alaska. They don't have news that runs

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around and tastes that's also brought you something that you're

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welcome to keep. You can have both of them if

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you want 'em, if.

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Speaker 2: They'll let you have, if not, it will put 'em

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in your property either way.

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Speaker 1: I need to be clear that Sarah's journal does not

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provide any shut and closed evidence. What it does provide, though,

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our clues about her relationship with her father and time

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she spent with and away from him. As an example,

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on Monday, October seventeenth of two thousand eleven, she wrote

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about how great her previous weekend had been. That she

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and her father spent Friday working together on a house.

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On Saturday, they cleaned her bedroom together, and on Sunday

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she spent the day at someone's house that she had

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only met once before. It's unclear if Keys was wither

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or not, but that night she wrote that she and

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her dad ate pizza and watched football together. And this

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seemingly innocuous entry adds three days to our calendar where

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Keys was previously unaccounted for October fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth

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of two thousand eleven, and those three days happened to

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narrow the scope on when he was in the Northeast

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that month while working on the sugar shack in Maine.

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That something will EXI floor more deeply later this season.

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Along with other entries in Sarah's journal, The final five

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items to discuss were critical items that gave us new

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information about previous information. Items that gave us clear insight

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into Keysas plans for that March twenty twelve trip and

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where he'd likely been prior, and new maps that would

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both reaffirm old ideas and theories and provide new information

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about Kesas travels. First were a pair of sweatpants with

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what appears to be bloodstains running down the right leg.

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Next was the actual printed receipt from Keys's February seventeenth,

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twenty twelve trip to the Walmart in Jacksonville, Texas, a

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Walmart I visited over the spring while in Texas and Louisiana.

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This is the trip where Keys purchased a folding shovel,

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air freshener and loube while on his way from Dallas

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to the Houston Airport. This was just two days after

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n Jimmy Tidwell was last seen and one day following

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the Azal robbery and Alito Arson. You'll recall that not

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only was Sarah with him at the time of the transaction,

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but actually in the store and seen on surveillance. And

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immediately after this purchase, Keyes used five hundred dollars in

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cash to buy a Walmart prepaid card. As you may

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also remember, this Walmart is just a forty five minute

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drive from where Jimmy Tidwell's truck was recovered days later.

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The new files also included photos of these items, which

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were recovered from Keysa's rental car, and those photos confirmed

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that the lube was not personal lube. It was super

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Tech lubricant, which I'm told as similar to w D forty.

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The third item was a photo of the two porn

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DVDs found in the rental car, Full Service Transsexuals Volume

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two and Combat Zone. We've known about these DVDs since

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my initial rest the FBI foya. However, another item found

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in Keys's backpack provided some additional context to those DVDs.

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Folded up in that same DVD travel case was a

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photo of a woman. The FBI files mentioned this but

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didn't provide some very critical information, and for the longest

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time we just assumed it was a photo of Tammy.

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The FBI file said wallet photo of black woman, handwriting

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on the back. However, these new files included a copy

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of that photo as well as new information about it.

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The photo is actually a printed out picture which Keys

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had downloaded from an email. The black woman in it

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is in lingerie, leaning over a desk. She's clearly in

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her twenties, and according to the attached report, she's a

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trans woman and on the back of that print out,

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Keys had written three numbers.

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Speaker 2: On the one of h on on the prostitutes, on

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prostitution you have? Was there a preference on gender always?

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Or there?

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Speaker 5: Did you have?

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Speaker 2: Did you see male prostitutes?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 5: I well no.

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Speaker 2: Kind of male prostitutes.

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Speaker 5: We're gonna say, you get really fuzzy, goin.

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Speaker 2: I forgot how semitic you could be half male?

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Speaker 5: That's one way to say it.

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Speaker 2: Are you thinking or are you just oh, you're.

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Speaker 8: That No?

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Speaker 5: For the most part, is female prostitute.

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Speaker 2: Sounds like a guest to me? The most part?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, I'm sure you guys found my corner collections,

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so you know, I have a wide range of tastes

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and it just varies. Okay, It's that's the way I am.

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When I go like a year obsessed with one thing

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and then completely drop it, and then the next year

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it's something else, and.

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Speaker 4: The prostitution thing played that same played along that same thing.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, yeah, visiting prostitutes.

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Speaker 4: Is that something that you've continued to do over the years,

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including an anchorage.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I've I've done it over the years.

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Do you usually means something I do all the time? Okay?

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Speaker 4: Is it something that when you Is it something that

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you use the Internet for? Is it something are you

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do you go out to the street. I know there's

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not a lot of street walkers anymore, at least up

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here there are thanks to ye, thanks listing, back Page

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and a few others.

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Speaker 2: But is internet the way that you would usually find them?

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Speaker 5: Or how would you?

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Speaker 10: No?

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Speaker 5: That was I mean, really, I've only.

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Speaker 2: Used computers for.

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Speaker 5: The last few years.

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Speaker 9: I was always seems like every time these computers that

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get busted so by somebody who wasn't supposed to see

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it for it that way.

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Speaker 2: I didn't figure out how to clear your history.

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Speaker 9: Well, I got better at it, but I was still

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paranored about it because it seems like damn thing will

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always pop up an opportunity.

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Speaker 2: Could Kimberly ever see that stuff? Oh yeah, she's stiff.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, we were together for a long time, so she

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saw maybe my share of mistakes.

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Speaker 2: Which websites did you use the most?

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Speaker 5: You mentioned Craigslist, that's the most popular.

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Speaker 9: I think, Yeah, I would use I would use the

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Internet or phone books to get lists of phone numbers,

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and I would rate the phone numbers, and then I

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would just you know, when I got to whatever area

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that I was gonna do it, then I'd just called

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down the list of numbers until I got a hit

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on one.

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Speaker 2: How would you rate it? What was the I would

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read it just based on.

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Speaker 9: The vibe I got off of the ad or the

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description online, and then you know, usually about twenty five

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percent of the numbers work, so i'd right now you

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know a lot of different numbers.

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Speaker 4: So would you actually call and talk to somebody and

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see what they had to say and that would be

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part of the rating too.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, yeah, so with that in mind, the rating thing,

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tell me if that's what this is?

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Speaker 2: Did you figured it out? That lot familiar?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: Is that what that is? The one, two, three rating system?

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Speaker 4: Cause we know that those are numbers and we know

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what those are numbers too. But okay, that makes sense

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what you're talking about with a rating system. Now, did

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you call any of these No?

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Speaker 2: I don't think so, cause this was from your trip. Well,

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it was in the car.

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Speaker 4: It was in the car, so it was on that

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when you're when you.

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Speaker 9: Were right, That wasn't a for sure thing.

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Speaker 2: That was just one of those things.

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Speaker 9: If I had had the opportunity to go up there,

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I would have gone.

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Speaker 2: It's not like I was gonna go for sure.

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Speaker 1: Luckily for us, those numbers weren't redacted in the files.

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I tried calling and got disconnected or wrong numbers. But

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what we did have were area codes, and these numbers

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were for phone numbers in central Tennessee, including Nashville and

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areas just north of Route four twelve, Northern Louisiana including

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Shreveport and Houston, Texas. As Keyes mentioned, each of these

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phone numbers included a rating. Central Tennessee was rated eleven,

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Northern Louisiana was rated three, and Houston was rated two.

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And the thing is, all three of these areas are

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quite telling based on what we know about keys and

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some of the research and theories we've developed over time.

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To start, based on the three name is forty five

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cases along Route four twelve in Tennessee, Holly Bobo, Amber Kates,

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and Bethany Markowski, We've long suspected that Keyes was active

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in that area, and we can place keys in Louisiana

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at least three different times between two thousand and eight

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and twenty twelve, and we now know he not only

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staked out southern Louisiana quite methodically but he also hit

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at least one cash there. Northern Louisiana and Shreveport in

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particular are directly in route from Dallas and Lufkin to

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central Tennessee. We've gathered several tips placing Keys in southern

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Missouri and western Arkansas between two thousand and six and

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two thousand and eight, and we'll get into this later

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this season. And most compelling is that Keys seem to

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be looking for a black trans woman specifically at that time,

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and we know that based on the name is forty five,

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Keys had photos of the Live Oak Dough on his computer.

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The Live Oak Dough was a black trans woman found

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on Live Oak Street in Houston, Texas in nineteen eighty six.

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Clearly Keys was not responsible for her death. He was

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eight at the time of her recovery. But it seems

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very likely that Keyes was searching for dead black trans

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women in Houston, Texas while he was in Texas with

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a list of black trans escorts with him. Now I

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know we don't necessarily have to parse any of Keyes's statements.

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He's careful with his words and constantly tries to misdirect

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through semantics. But we do not know for sure that

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Keys didn't have this list on his previous trip to Texas.

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There were other items found on him from that trip,

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including the Jacksonville Walmart receipt, cash from the Azel Bank robbery,

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and so on. Second to that, if Keys was merely

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looking to have sex with an escort and not actually

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kill someone, why would he need to drive upwards of

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three hours to Shreveport or further to Nashville when Dallas

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and Houston are much larger cities with presumably many more

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sex workers. The final item of significance to us was

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a second map.

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Speaker 5: Computer any x's on him anywhere.

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Speaker 11: Highlight the only map you found that had highlight on.

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Speaker 2: I didn't believe highlights.

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Speaker 5: Who didn't highlight on on?

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Speaker 2: I don't know what about the map that when you

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think there was one in the car.

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Speaker 12: I think it was highlighted when I was arrested. Yeah, yeah,

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but I didn't do the highlighting on. I know that's

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what they were.

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Speaker 4: Well, it was the interstate that was highlighted, and you

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don't seem to really be an interstate.

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Speaker 5: Kind of person.

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Speaker 2: No, that's just.

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Speaker 1: In Keys's rental car. Texas rangers and the FBI found

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a folded up triple A Western States and Provinces map.

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One side featured California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and

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part of Colorado. The other side featured Washington, Oregon, Idaho,

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and parts of Montana, Wyoming, British Columbia, and albert And

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this fairly well worn map was marked specifically. There were

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roots and different cities and locations highlighted in pink and yellow. Now,

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according to Keys in that audio you just heard, he

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isn't the one who marked up this map. According to Keys,

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the highlighting was there when he found it. However, there

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are a few links to Keys that may escape even

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the keenest of eyes. For example, one route that's highlighted

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is from Port Angelus to Los Angeles, a route we

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know that Keys had driven. Another highlighted route is Salt

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Lake City to Rock Springs, Wyoming, another route we know

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that Keys had driven. Now, before we get into what

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else was highlighted, it's worth noting that, in addition to

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the highlights added to it, the map was manufactured with

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certain areas highlighted in orange, yellow, and green, generally urban areas,

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forested areas, and in some cases it was nearly impossible

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to determine whether some of those highlights were original to

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the map or added, but the pink highlights were clear.

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On the Washington state side, Interstate five was highlighted from

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Port Angelis to Redding, California, and on the reverse side,

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Interstate five was highlighted from Redding, California to Inglewood, California,

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which is just outside of LA. There was one other

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section where it was clear that highlights had been added

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Utah and Wyoming. Someone highlighted from the Salt Lake City

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Airport through Green River to Rock Springs, Wyoming, and then curiously,

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just south of Rock Springs, that person highlighted the Flaming

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Gorge Reservoir. It's a reservoir we've mentioned before that spans

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from Green lad Hiver, Wyoming south into Utah. It's the

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location we've long agreed is the most likely site of

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the Green River Cache. It's also where a motel worker

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told me that she saw the FBI searching back in

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twenty twelve or twenty thirteen, and there it was highlighted

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on a map found in Israel Kisa's rental car. As

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for the remaining highlights on the map, the researchers and

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I were stumped so I started mining the internet trying

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to find this specific edition of this specific Triple A map,

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and after a few weeks it arrived in my office.

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In addition to the Port Angelist to Inglewood and the

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Salt Lake City to Rock Springs highlights were the following,

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which had been added after the map was purchased. Port Angelus, Washington, Eugene, Oregon, Medford, Oregon,

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and Los Angeles, California. Riverside, California and Las Vegas, Nevada

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are two ambiguous spots where the highlighting on Keys's map

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appears to be larger and more differently shaped than the

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highlighting on the original, but it's unclear if those were

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added or not, And much like Flaming Gorge, all four

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of these highlighted areas have come up in our investigation

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into Keys. Keys obviously spent a lot of time in

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Port Angelus and buried at least one cash there, although

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Haulla believes there are likely two caches in Port Angelis. Eugene,

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Oregon is where Wendy de Hoop was last seen. However,

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Halla believes it would be very challenging but not impossible,

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for Keys to have been involved in Wendy's disappearance. Eugene

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is also the last known location of Kevin Scott Nordquist,

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who disappeared just twelve hours after Keys checked out of

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a motel two hours away in Gresham, Oregon. Medford, Oregon

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is just fourteen miles from where Celia Darlene Barnes disappeared

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while hiking on September one of two thousand and two,

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a date Keys cannot be accounted for. Los Angeles is

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a place Keys traveled at least six different times between

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two thousand and twenty twelve. It also comes up in

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that terribly boring book Bones where they discuss the best

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place to bury someone in urban la More on that later.

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And nearby in Riverside County we have the Lake Paris

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and potential cash siding the disappearance of Donald Tobin, and

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the name is forty five missing person, Christine Nicole Hamilton.

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Now there is one caveat, and it's a big one.

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There is, of course, the possibility that Kim highlighted this map.

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She did, after all, work in Rock Springs on occasion,

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but for all of Kim's travels, we have no record

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of her ever going to Medford, Eugene or taking road

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trips from Port Angelus to La or vice versa. Also,

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why would Kim highlight Flaming Gorge reservoir? And why would

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Keys be so cagy about just saying that he found

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it somewhere rather than Kim loaned it to him. In

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addition to the map, there were other little tidbits of

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new information, some that confirmed tips we've received over time,

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others that answered small and maybe inconsequential questions we've had

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over the years, and some that expanded research avenues we've

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already gone long down. For example, we can now confirm

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the tip that Keys trained at the Fort Hood and

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Fort Irwin military base is in Colleen, Texas and Barstow, California, respectively.

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Speaker 11: What year did you go in the army? Either ninety

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nine or two thousand? I don't remember ninety.

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Speaker 2: Ninety nine or ninety eight? How did it happen?

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Speaker 5: How did go on the army?

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Speaker 11: I got tired of living on the farm.

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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, did you see a commercial on TV

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or no?

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Speaker 5: I'd always wanted to go on the army.

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Speaker 2: What was what attracted you to the army?

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Speaker 11: I'd read World War two books from the time Mike

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read and thought it was all so great and wanted

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to go on.

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Speaker 2: How long did you serve?

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Speaker 5: Just three years?

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Speaker 2: Three Where bouts did you serve?

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Speaker 11: Stationed in Fort Lewis, Washington. I did training missions down.

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Speaker 2: Here in for and.

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Speaker 5: For Erwin in California, six months in Ages. That was

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pretty much it.

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Speaker 1: We also found that Keyes told the FBI that he

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used the screen name is It to not only argue

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politics with people online, but to comment on disappearances that

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he was responsible for comments we've yet to find yet,

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And confirmation that Sarah was asleep in the backseat of

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his rental car when Keys used Samantha's ATM card while

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en route from Vegas to Texas and during other criminal

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activity on that same trip. After hours of poring over

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the Keys post arrest files, I went back to the

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death investigation files, a long report and interviews detailing exactly

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how Keys died and how exactly it was able to happen.

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I flipped through photos his head, his hands covered in blood, karakol,

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other writings I'd never seen or heard of before, his

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cell and final moments. From all angles, I learned about

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his time in prison, how he spent his days leading

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up to his death, what he had access to what

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he didn't and all this new information, the things we've

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barely skimmed over today, things Haulla told me that we

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haven't released yet, things I learned on my trips to

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Texas and Louisiana had all started to come together in

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a single frame, the death and life of Israel Keys.

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Over the next few months, I'd talked to new witnesses,

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old friends of Keys, cops, other investigators, former FBI agents,

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and sources close to the Keys family. I'd receive and

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go through thousands of pages of missing persons files, and

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I'd spend hours with the team with somewhere in the Pines,

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going over everything. And by late summer, the life and

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death of Israel Keys was more visible and made more

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sense than ever before, and it was clear that no

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matter how long nor how dead he was, he will

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always be just outside at the door.

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Speaker 13: Please excuse me what I got too, OTSK. I only

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be nice because you want some.

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Speaker 6: S my fair tail up said, because all your response.

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Speaker 4: And this.

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Speaker 10: I never gave you the coachment.

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Speaker 8: And you chart erase my child, Arizon, mo you.

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Speaker 1: This episode was written, research, edited, and produced by me

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Speaker 6: Not That's nothing,