Ice Cold Killers (2012–…): Season 4, Episode 3 - Season's Grievings - full transcript

Narrator:
WHEN A YOUNG NURSE VANISHES...

THE FIRST RED FLAG WAS WHEN SHE
DIDN'T SHOW UP FOR WORK.

Narrator:...EVIL HOWLS
THROUGH A SMALL WISCONSIN TOWN.

ANGIE WALKED OUT THE DOOR
ON THE VIDEO CAMERA

WITH THREE INDIVIDUALS.

Andrew: BAD SITUATIONS

START PLAYING IN YOUR HEAD
ABOUT WHAT COULD'VE HAPPENED.

THAT'S WHEN WE PANICKED,
LIKE, "WHAT IS GOING ON?"

Narrator:
A CRUEL SURPRISE ATTACK

IN THE COLD SHADOWS.

IT'S A HORRIBLE WAY TO GO.



I WOULDN'T WISH THAT ON ANYBODY.

Summers:
MY BEST FRIEND AND MY SISTER,
SHE'S GONE.

EVERYTHING IS JUST SHATTERED.

THE PERSON
WHO DID THIS IS A MONSTER.

THERE'S NO OTHER WAY
TO DESCRIBE HIM.

Narrator:
IN FITCHBURG, WISCONSIN, WINTER
DESCENDS WITH AN ICY VENGEANCE.

Andrew: IT CAN BE VERY SHOCKING
TO PEOPLE

WHO AREN'T FROM AROUND HERE
HOW COLD AND SNOWY IT CAN GET.

[ HORN BLOWS ]

Brecklin:
IF I HAD TO DESCRIBE WHAT WINTER
IS LIKE IN ONE SENTENCE,

I WOULD SAY
IT CAN BE BEAUTIFUL YET BRUTAL.

Narrator:
BUT 25-YEAR-OLD PEDIATRIC NURSE

ANGIE DRAKE
DOESN'T LET THE COLD STOP HER,

ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES
TO HAVING FUN



WITH THE KIDS SHE CARES FOR.

Andrew: ANGIE WAS PROBABLY ONE
OF THE KINDEST,

MOST THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE
I'VE EVER MET.

HER PERSONALITY WAS JUST VERY
BUBBLY AND -- AND OUTGOING.

AND -- AND SHE WAS FRIENDS
WITH EVERYONE.

Olson:
SHE WAS A VERY CARING PERSON.

SHE LIKED TO HAVE FUN,
ALWAYS HAPPY, ALWAYS SMILING.

AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER
AFTER. THE END.

Narrator:
ALL HER YOUNG CLIENTS APPRECIATE
HER FREE-SPIRITED ATTITUDE.

NOW, IT'S TIME
FOR YOU TO GO TO BED.

Olson:
ANGIE WAS EMPLOYED THROUGH
A HOME HEALTH CARE NETWORK,

TAKING CARE OF A LITTLE BOY
THAT HAD VERY SEVERE,

UH, CEREBRAL PALSY.

WAIT, ANGIE.
CAN YOU SING ME A SONG?

A SONG? WHAT SONG
DO YOU WANT ME TO SING?

"JINGLE BELLS."

OKAY.

* DASHING THROUGH
THE SNOW *

* IN A ONE-HORSE
OPEN SLEIGH *

Summers: ANGIE LOVED KIDS
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

SHE ALWAYS, YOU KNOW, HAD
THE PATIENCE TO WORK WITH 'EM,

KIND OF UNDERSTOOD THEM
ON THEIR LEVEL, TOO.

* BELLS ON BOBTAILS RING,
MAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT *

Narrator: IT'S AN EMOTIONALLY
DEMANDING JOB.

SO WHEN SHE'S NOT WORKING,

SHE LIKES TO GO OUT
FOR A GOOD TIME.

SHE IS ABSOLUTELY A FREE SPIRIT,
LOVED LIFE,

TOOK ADVANTAGE OF
EVERY OPPORTUNITY THAT SHE HAD.

Narrator:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2005.

ANGIE LETS OFF STEAM
WITH A ROUND OF KARAOKE.

WHOO!

HER SONG OF CHOICE
WHEN SHE WAS SINGING KARAOKE

WAS ALWAYS JANIS JOPLIN.

SHE COULD HIT THOSE NOTES
LIKE NO ONE ELSE COULD.

YEAH!

TINY FRAME, BUT SHE HAD LUNGS ON
HER LIKE YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE.

Narrator:
SHE'S WITH HER BEST FRIEND,
RACHEL.

Summers: ANGIE AND RACHEL
WERE VERY CLOSE.

THEY HAD BEEN FRIENDS FOREVER,

AS FAR AS I CAN REMEMBER,
ALWAYS HUNG OUT,

ALWAYS WENT OUT TOGETHER.

QUITE OFTEN, AFTER THEY
WOULD GO OUT TO THE BAR,

THEY WOULD GO BACK TO HER PLACE.

RACHEL LIVED
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE.

Narrator: THEY INTEND TO WALK
TO RACHEL'S TOGETHER LATER.

WE HAD JUST RECEIVED FOUR INCHES
OF SNOW ON DECEMBER 8th,

AND THE ROADS
WERE TOUGH TO TRAVEL.

Narrator: NEITHER WANTS TO DRIVE
IN THE ICY STORM.

AS THE NIGHT WORE ON,

UM, AS THEY WERE,
YOU KNOW, HAVING SOME DRINKS

AND HAVING FUN, UM,

RACHEL ENDED UP GOING HOME, UH,
BEFORE ANGIE DID.

- YOU'RE LEAVING?
- YES. I'M KIND OF TIRED.

Andrew: RACHEL HAD TO WORK
EARLY IN THE MORNING.

AND, UH,

ANGIE WAS MINGLING WITH, UH,
SOME OF THE REGULAR CROWD.

SOME OF THE -- THE STAFF
AT THE BAR, UH, KNEW HER.

SO SHE SAID, YOU KNOW,
"I'LL BE A LITTLE BIT LONGER."

- ALL RIGHT. OKAY.
- GOOD NIGHT, GIRL.

Summers: AND SO SHE SAID,

"I'M GONNA LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN.

YOU KNOW, JUST COME ON IN
WHENEVER YOU'RE READY, ANGIE."

NICE MEETING YOU.

- BYE!
- BYE.

Narrator: AT 11:30,
RACHEL WALKS HOME ALONE,

UNAWARE IT'S THE LAST TIME
SHE'LL EVER SEE HER BEST FRIEND.

Honer:
RACHEL WOKE UP THE NEXT MORNING.

ANGIE WASN'T THERE.

UM, BUT SHE ALSO HADN'T HEARD
FROM ANGIE.

AND SHE THOUGHT
THAT WAS KIND OF STRANGE.

Dohnal: RACHEL'S CALLS
WENT TO VOICE MAIL,

AND ANGIE WAS NOT RETURNING
CALLS, WHICH,

UH, DREW SOME CONCERN FROM --

FROM RACHEL.

Narrator: MAYBE ANGIE WENT
TO HER DAD'S HOUSE.

ANGIE, HONEY.
IT'S -- IT'S DAD.

RACHEL CALLED, GOING, "ANGIE
DIDN'T SHOW UP LAST NIGHT.

SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO COME OVER
TO MY HOUSE AFTER KARAOKE.

SHE DIDN'T SHOW UP.

SHE DIDN'T CALL."

Narrator:
SHE SIMPLY VANISHED.

ANGIE'S MOTHER ALSO GETS A CALL
FROM ANGIE'S JOB.

AT 9:00 THAT NEXT MORNING,

WHEN ANGIE
DIDN'T SHOW UP FOR WORK,

THE HOME HEALTH CARE COMPANY

CALLED OUR RESIDENCE,
LOOKING FOR ANGIE.

I JUST SIMPLY SAID,
YOU KNOW, "SHE'S NOT HERE.

WE HAVEN'T HEARD FROM HER.

MAYBE SHE OVERSLEPT.

MAYBE HER PHONE IS DEAD IS WHY
SHE'S NOT ANSWERING HER PHONE."

Andrew:
I WASN'T OVERLY CONCERNED

BECAUSE IT WASN'T THAT UNCOMMON
FOR ANGIE TO --

TO PICK UP AND GO DO SOMETHING
FOR, YOU KNOW,

A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

BUT THAT FREE SPIRIT OF HERS
WOULD TAKE HER PLACES THAT,

YOU KNOW, YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT.

Narrator:
YET HOURS TICK BY WITH NO WORD.

IF SHE DIDN'T ANSWER HER PHONE,

SHE WOULD CALL YOU BACK,

YOU KNOW, A SHORT WHILE LATER.

SHE WAS VERY GOOD ABOUT STAYING
IN TOUCH WITH YOU IF --

IF YOU WERE TRYING
TO CONTACT HER.

Olson:
THERE WERE MORE AND MORE PHONE
CALLS THROUGHOUT THE DAY,

PEOPLE LOOKING FOR ANGIE
AND BEING CONCERNED.

WE STARTED TO WONDER WHAT COULD
HAVE HAPPENED TO ANGIE.

Larry: I DIDN'T KNOW WHY SHE WAS
MISSING OR HOW SHE WAS MISSING.

BUT I KNOW SOMETHING
IS NOT RIGHT.

IT WAS NOT LIKE ANGIE TO NOT
LET AT LEAST HER FRIENDS KNOW.

Narrator: BY NIGHTFALL,
THEY STILL CAN'T REACH HER.

Summers: WE HAD PLANS TO GO OUT
WITH HER ON FRIDAY NIGHT.

I TRIED CALLING HER.

AND WHEN, YOU KNOW,
HER PHONE WAS OFF, YOU KNOW,

FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME,

I WAS KIND OF GETTING CONCERNED.

Olson:
IT WAS LATER ON SATURDAY NIGHT

THAT THEY DECIDED THAT WE WOULD
LIST ANGIE AS A MISSING PERSON.

Narrator: FITCHBURG POLICE
AGREE TO OPEN AN INVESTIGATION.

ALL RIGHT, RACHEL.

THEY START WITH THE BAR
AND ANGIE'S BEST FRIEND.

Honer: RACHEL BECOMES THE HUB
OF THE INVESTIGATION RIGHT THEN

BECAUSE SHE'S THE LAST ONE
THAT TALKED WITH ANGIE.

SHE WAS AT THE BAR
WITH THIS GUY NAMED PETER.

[ PROJECTOR WHIRRING ]

SHE DID SEE, UH, ANGIE, UH,
TALKING WITH AN INDIVIDUAL, UH,

DURING THE COURSE OF THE NIGHT.

Dohnal: ANGIE CAME.
SHE SAT DOWN WITH HIM.

UM, THEY SHARED A FEW DRINKS.

THEY -- THEY HUNG OUT
FOR APPROXIMATELY

AN HOUR AND A HALF OR SO.

AT THE END OF THE NIGHT,
I LEFT EARLY.

- ARE YOU LEAVING?
- YEAH, I'M TIRED.

AW, ALL RIGHT.
I'LL SEE YOU LATER.

- BYE, GIRL.
- BYE.

THANKS.

Narrator:
RACHEL NEVER GOT PETER'S
LAST NAME.

Honer:
AND, UH, ACCORDING TO RACHEL,

SHE THOUGHT THAT ANGIE WAS
WITH HIM WHEN IT WAS BAR TIME

AND SHE HAD LEFT.

I'M GONNA GIVE YOU
MY CARD.

IF YOU THINK OF ANYTHING,
GIVE ME A CALL, ALL RIGHT?

- THANK YOU.
- GET HOME SAFE.

Honer: WHEN RACHEL
TOLD US ABOUT THIS GUY

THAT ANGIE WAS TALKING TO,

WITHOUT HAVING ANYBODY ELSE
TO FOCUS ON,

HE'S A GOOD PLACE TO START.

Narrator: DETECTIVES CHECK
WITH BAR MANAGEMENT

AND GET THE FIRST BIT
OF GOOD NEWS.

THE PLACE IS EQUIPPED
WITH VIDEO SECURITY CAMERAS.

WE WANTED TO KNOW WHO SHE WAS
WITH, WHO SHE LEFT WITH,

WHAT TIME SHE ARRIVED, WHERE SHE
WAS THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.

Narrator: TROUBLE IS,
THE PLACE WAS PACKED THAT NIGHT.

AND THE VIDEO
IS VERY POOR QUALITY.

INVESTIGATORS BEGIN SCREENING
HOURS OF RECORDINGS

FROM DECEMBER 8th.

WE WERE KIND OF SCRATCHING AT
THE VERY BEGINNING OF THIS CASE.

AND WE JUST
DIDN'T HAVE DIRECTION

AND DIDN'T KNOW
WHICH WAY TO GO WITH IT.

Narrator:
IN ALL THIS ACTIVITY, CAN THEY

SPOT A CLUE
THAT WILL HELP THEM FIND ANGIE?

Narrator:
DURING A BITTERLY COLD WISCONSIN
WINTER, HOME HEALTH CARE NURSE

ANGIE DRAKE VANISHES
AFTER A NIGHT OUT WITH FRIENDS.

BUT A MISSING ADULT
ISN'T ALWAYS AN EMERGENCY.

Brecklin:
A 25-YEAR-OLD HAS THE FREEDOM
TO KIND OF DO

WHAT THEY WANT WHEN THEY WANT
AND KIND OF MAKES THE OPTIONS

MUCH MORE ENDLESS AS
TO WHERE THIS PARTICULAR PERSON

COULD HAVE GONE.

Honer:
THE POTENTIAL IS STILL THERE
THAT SHE CAN SHOW UP TOMORROW

OR WITHIN A COUPLE HOURS,

AND EVERYTHING GOES AWAY.

Brecklin:
YOU KNOW, SHE CAN,

YOU KNOW, CALL HER FRIENDS
BACK, HER FAMILY BACK,

AND SAY, "YEAH, YOU KNOW,
A LONG NIGHT, LONG DAY.

YOU KNOW, I HAD TO TAKE CARE
OF SOME BUSINESS."

OR IS THERE MORE TO IT?

Narrator:
CHECKING THE BAR'S SECURITY
FOOTAGE, DETECTIVES FINALLY

PINPOINT ANGIE...

THEN I.D. HER AT VARIOUS POINTS
IN THE NIGHT,

TALKING, DANCING, SINGING.

AT 1:30 A.M. ON THE TAPE,

THEY FIND WHAT THEY'VE BEEN
HOPING FOR.

Honer: ANGIE WALKED OUT THE DOOR
ON THE VIDEO CAMERA

WITH TWO OTHER MALES

AND ANOTHER FEMALE.

Narrator: ONE OF THE MEN
WAS CLOSER TO HER,

GRABBING HER HAND.

Honer: IT LOOKED
LIKE THEY WERE GETTING ALONG.

IT WASN'T LIKE HE WAS
FORCING HER OUT THE DOOR.

BUT HE DID HAVE CONTACT WITH HER
AS THEY WENT OUT THE DOOR.

THE DETECTIVES CAME TO ME
AND SHOWED THE CLIP, UM,

OF THIS GUY AND, YOU KNOW,
ASKED US, YOU KNOW,

"HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GUY?

DO YOU KNOW HIM?

HAS ANGIE HUNG OUT
WITH HIM BEFORE?"

BUT, UNFORTUNATELY,

I HAD NEVER SEEN
THIS GUY BEFORE.

- CAN I SIT HERE?
- YEAH, PLEASE.

AWESOME.

Andrew:
SHE NEVER REALLY HAD HER GUARD
ALL THE WAY UP.

SO MUCH.
ARE YOU...

SHE WAS ALWAYS, YOU KNOW,
SOCIALLY --

A SOCIAL BUTTERFLY,

WHERE SHE'D INTERACT
WITH A LOT OF PEOPLE AND,

A LOT OF TIMES, WITHOUT REGARD
FOR HER OWN SAFETY.

[ LAUGHTER ]

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ACTUALLY
SENT OUT A PRESS RELEASE,

LOOKING TO IDENTIFY THAT PERSON
BASED ON THE VIDEO.

Narrator:
THEY INCLUDE THAT HIS NAME
MIGHT BE PETER.

Honer: INFORMATION IS PUT OUT
TO THE PUBLIC.

WITH ANGIE BEING MISSING,

WE NEEDED TO KNOW
WHERE SHE WOULD BE.

AND THE MORE PEOPLE
THAT WE PUT HER FACE OUT TO,

THE MORE LIKELY
WE WERE TO HAVE ONE PERSON

COME FORWARD WITH INFORMATION
ABOUT HER AND GET IT BACK TO US.

Narrator:
WHILE TRYING TO IDENTIFY PETER,

INVESTIGATORS
CAN'T RULE OUT OTHER THEORIES

AND ASK LOVED ONES
WHO MIGHT HAVE A MOTIVE.

Andrew:
SHE DID HAVE SOME EX-BOYFRIENDS,

BUT MY UNDERSTANDING
WAS SHE HAD, YOU KNOW,

AMICABLE RELATIONSHIPS WITH --

WITH ALL OF HER EX-BOYFRIENDS.

Summers: WHO OUT THERE MAYBE
WANTED TO HURT HER?

OR, YOU KNOW, DID SHE TICK
ANYONE OFF RECENTLY?

AND I COULD NOT THINK
OF A SINGLE PERSON

THAT WOULD HAVE EVEN
THE SLIGHTEST WANT TO HURT HER.

Narrator: MAYBE SOMEONE
THE FAMILY DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT.

Dohnal:
BAR EMPLOYEES WERE INTERVIEWED.

OTHER PATRONS WERE INTERVIEWED.

EX-BOYFRIENDS WERE INTERVIEWED.

ANYBODY WHO ANGIE
HAD RECENTLY CONTACTED BY PHONE,

THEY WERE ALL INTERVIEWED, AS
WELL AS ANY TIPS THAT CAME IN.

Summers:
I WAS JUST TRYING TO HANG
ON TO THE GOOD POSSIBILITIES

AND NOT REALIZING THAT
THIS NIGHTMARE WOULD BE TRUE.

Andrew:
SOMETHING'S NOT RIGHT.

BAD SITUATIONS START PLAYING
IN YOUR HEAD ABOUT, YOU KNOW,

WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED.

Olson:
THAT WAS THE WORST FEELING
I'VE EVER HAD.

YOU WERE LOOKING EVERYWHERE.

YOUR MIND IS RACING,

TRYING TO FIGURE OUT
WHERE SHE COULD BE,

WHO COULD SHE BE WITH.

WE WOULD FIND OURSELVES

JUST DRIVING
AND LOOKING OUT OVER THE FIELDS,

HOPING TO SEE HER.

MAYBE SOMEONE TOOK HER,

AND MAYBE SOMEONE
DROPPED HER OFF.

WE JUST DIDN'T KNOW.

Narrator: ANGIE WAS LAST SEEN
WEARING JEANS, A RED TURTLENECK,

AND A BLACK VEST, NOT ENOUGH FOR
THE FRIGID WISCONSIN WEATHER.

Summers:
I JUST REMEMBER THAT WEEK
JUST BEING BRUTALLY COLD

AND SNOW AND WIND AND JUST NOT
WANTING TO GO OUTSIDE AT ALL.

IT WAS SO COLD.

Brecklin:
ONLY WEARING A PUFFY VEST
AND A SWEATER,

AS MORE AND MORE HOURS
TICK OFF THAT CLOCK,

THE PROBABILITY OF SURVIVAL
IF YOU'RE OUT IN THE ELEMENTS

DECREASES, YOU KNOW,
EXPONENTIALLY.

Narrator:
AND ANGIE HAD HAD A FEW DRINKS.

Brecklin:
ALCOHOL CAN ENHANCE THE EFFECTS
OF THE COLD AND --

AND MAKE THE BODY
MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE EFFECTS

OF FREEZING COLD WEATHER,

ACCELERATE
THE HYPOTHERMIA PROCESS.

Olson: SO MANY SCENARIOS
WENT THROUGH OUR HEAD

AS TO WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED
TO ANGIE THAT NIGHT.

UH, MAYBE SHE BECAME DISORIENTED
AND WAS WALKING

AND FELL DOWN,
MAYBE HIT HER HEAD.

Dohnal: IT HAPPENED BEFORE.

THERE'S BEEN REPORTS OF OTHERS
SUCCUMBED TO THE ELEMENTS

OF THE -- THE WISCONSIN WINTERS.

THAT'S WHEN WE PANICKED,
LIKE, "WHAT IS GOING ON?"

CLOCK WAS TICKING.

[ BIRDS CAWING ]

Narrator:
NEAR THE BAR SHE'D GONE TO,
ANGIE'S CAR IS FOUND ABANDONED.

Dohnal: THE VEHICLE'S LOCKED.

AND THE FACT
THAT THE PARKING LOT

HAD BEEN PLOWED AND HAD BEEN
PLOWED AROUND THE CAR

INDICATED THAT THERE WAS
NO MOVEMENT OF THAT VEHICLE

SINCE DECEMBER 8th.

Narrator:
INSIDE, NO SIGN OF HER.

Brecklin:
WHERE IS THIS THING GONNA GO?

IS -- IS ANGIE OKAY?

Narrator:
AND WHAT IS IN THE TRUNK?

Narrator:
IN FITCHBURG, WISCONSIN,

AFTER ANGIE DRAKE DISAPPEARS,
POLICE CHECK HER ABANDONED CAR.

INSIDE, NO CLUES
TO HINT AT HER WHEREABOUTS.

INVESTIGATORS HOPE
MEDIA ATTENTION

WILL HELP BRING FORWARD
NEW WITNESSES.

TURNS OUT, DISTRIBUTING
THE SCREEN GRABS

OF ANGIE AND THE MAN
SHE WAS WITH PAYS OFF.

ULTIMATELY, PETER HIMSELF
CAME FORWARD AFTER, YOU KNOW,

SEEING THE NEWS STORY
AND SAYING, "HEY,

I MET THAT WOMAN AT THE BAR.

I DIDN'T LEAVE WITH HER.

THAT PERSON THAT YOU'RE SHOWING
IN THE PHOTO IS NOT ME."

Narrator:
HE SEEMS COOPERATIVE.

BUT IS IT A PLAY?

IT WOULDN'T BE
THE FIRST SCENARIO

WHERE SOMEBODY'S BEEN
UNTRUTHFUL WITH POLICE.

LET'S -- LET'S BE HONEST.

PEOPLE DO COME FORWARD
ONCE IN A WHILE,

EVEN THOUGH THEY
ARE DIRECTLY INVOLVED,

AND THEY TRY TO PLAY THE RUSE.

THEY WANT TO BE
THE HELPFUL CITIZEN AND,

UH, COME UP TO THE FRONT
OF THE PACK.

AND, UH, A LOT OF TIMES,

THEY ARE FOUND TO BE INVOLVED.

THE OLDEST MOTIVE
IS LOVE AND LUST.

IN THIS CASE, PETER, UH,

WAS THE ONLY PERSON
WE HAD TO LOOK AT AT THAT POINT.

[ PROJECTOR WHIRRING ]

Narrator:
HE TELLS POLICE HIS STORY.

HE WAS AT THE BAR ALREADY
WHEN ANGIE ARRIVED...

...AND, UH, KIND OF MADE
A MOTION FOR ANGIE TO COME OVER.

AND, UH,
THEY STRUCK UP A CONVERSATION.

Narrator: PETER SAYS
THEY TALKED FOR OVER AN HOUR,

AND HE THOUGHT
THEY WERE GETTING ALONG GREAT.

AT ONE POINT,
HIS ATTENTION DRIFTED,

AND SO DID ANGIE.

PETER STARTED TALKING
TO ANOTHER GROUP OF FRIENDS.

YEAH.

Narrator: AND SHE MOVED OFF
WITH SOME OTHER PEOPLE.

PETER STATED THAT SHE KIND OF
CONTINUED HANGING OUT WITH THEM

THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER

OF THE EVENING IN THE BILLIARDS
AREA OF THE BAR.

Narrator:
HE INSISTS HE HAD NOTHING TO DO
WITH ANGIE'S DISAPPEARANCE.

POLICE CHECK HIS STORY
AGAINST THE SECURITY FOOTAGE,

THOUGH THAT DOESN'T SHOW
EVERYTHING.

ALL YOU GET TO SEE
IS WHAT THE CAMERA SHOWS.

AND THERE ARE THINGS THAT MAY BE
HAPPENING OUTSIDE THE FIELD

OF VIEW OF THAT CAMERA,

EITHER BEFORE, AFTER OR DURING.

Honer: ONCE THE VIEW
OF THE CAMERA IS DIMINISHED,

WE DON'T KNOW WHOSE CAR
SHE GETS INTO,

WHERE SHE GOES
FROM THAT POINT ON.

THERE'S ALWAYS
THAT POTENTIAL THERE THAT,

UH, MAYBE SOMEBODY
IS BEING SHUT DOWN IN THE BAR,

AND THEY'RE NOT GONNA
ACCEPT THAT,

AND MAYBE
THAT THEY FOLLOWED HER HOME.

WE DON'T KNOW.

INVESTIGATORS WOULD COMPARE
WHAT THE CAMERA SHOWS.

IS THAT CONSISTENT WITH WHAT'S
ON THE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO?

IN THIS CASE,
WHAT PETER IS SAYING IS TRUE.

Dohnal: PETER ALSO HAD FRIENDS
THERE WHO LEFT WITH HIM.

UM, THEY WERE ABLE TO CONFIRM
THAT PETER DID NOT LEAVE

WITH -- WITH ANGIE.

IT WAS DETERMINED
THAT HE WAS NOT THE INDIVIDUAL

THAT HAD LEFT ON VIDEO
WITH ANGIE THAT NIGHT.

YEAH!

Narrator:
SO DID SHE LEAVE WITH THE PEOPLE
SHE PLAYED POOL WITH?

Brecklin: ONCE WE KNOW
THAT SHE IS SOCIALIZING

WITH MORE THAN ONE PERSON,

WE NEED TO GET A STATEMENT
FROM THEM TO FIND OUT,

WHAT ARE THEIR OBSERVATIONS
OF ANGIE?

WHAT ARE THEIR INTERACTIONS
WITH HER?

WHERE DID THEY SEE
HER GO AFTERWARDS?

Narrator:
BUT THEY HAVE NO WAY TO IDENTIFY
THEM WITHOUT MORE INFORMATION.

Honer: WE HAD NOTHING.

WE HAD...

THIS WAS GRINDING TO A HALT.

WE WERE -- WE WERE...

WE DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO LOOK.

SOMEONE OUT THERE
KNOWS SOMETHING.

LET'S FIND HER QUICK
AND GET HER BACK HOME.

Narrator: THE FAMILY STARTS
AN E-MAIL CHAIN,

SENDING A PLEA TO EVERYONE
THEY CAN THINK OF,

ASKING FOR HELP.

Olson: IT WAS ANGIE
IN THIS PINK T-SHIRT WITH HER,

YOU KNOW, PRETTY BLONDE HAIR

AND A SMILE ON HER FACE
AND -- AND THAT SHE WAS MISSING.

IT WENT VIRAL.
I MEAN, PEOPLE FORWARDED IT

AND GOT THE WORD OUT
VERY QUICKLY THAT WAY, TOO.

Larry:
ALL OF US, I DON'T BELIEVE, EVER
GAVE UP HOPE BECAUSE, WITH --

WITHOUT HOPE,

YOU'VE GOT NOTHING.

BUT YOU ARE A LITTLE BIT

RESIGNED TO THE FACT
THAT THIS MIGHT NOT END WELL.

THERE WAS STILL THE HOPE JUST --

JUST TO FIND HER,

NO MATTER THE OUTCOME.

Narrator: EIGHT DAYS
AFTER ANGIE'S DISAPPEARANCE,

THE COMMUNITY GATHERS TO PRAY
FOR HER SAFE RETURN.

THERE WERE ABOUT 700 PEOPLE
AT THAT VIGIL FOR ANGIE.

THERE WERE CANDLES LIT.

AND I JUST REMEMBER AFTERWARDS
JUST SO MANY PEOPLE

JUST CONSOLED US.

THE VIGIL WAS PRETTY MUCH
HEARTRENDING FOR ALL THE FAMILY

AND ANYONE WHO KNEW HER.

[ CRYING ]

BUT IT ALSO HELPED IN
THAT THERE WAS A COMING TOGETHER

OF THE COMMUNITY.

Narrator:
THE BRUTAL WISCONSIN WEATHER
CONTINUES TO HAMPER THE SEARCH.

Honer: WE WERE GETTING SNOWS
EVERY FEW DAYS.

UH, THE PLOWS WERE OUT,
UH, CLEARING THE ROADS.

AND EVERY DAY THAT IT SNOWS,

IT ADDS JUST A LITTLE
BIT MORE OF AN OBSTACLE.

Dohnal: AS EACH DAY PASSED,

THE -- THE POSSIBILITY
OF HER BEING FOUND ALIVE

WAS DIMINISHING.

WE PRETTY MUCH WERE AT THE --
AT THE END OF THE ROPE.

Narrator:
THEY STILL NEED TO IDENTIFY
THE MAN SHE WAS WITH.

Honer:
ONE OF THE MALES IS QUITE TALL,
WEARING A DARK JACKET.

AND HE HAS A -- A JACKET
THAT'S GOT AN EMBLEM

VISIBLE ON THE FRONT, UH,

BREAST POCKET AREA.

Narrator:
DETECTIVES RELEASE A SECOND
STILL TO THE PUBLIC.

Brecklin:
THE HOPE'S TO HAVE SOMEBODY,

YOU KNOW, RECOGNIZE THE PERSON
WEARING THAT PARTICULAR COAT

AND SAY, "THAT'S THE PERSON
IT WAS," OR,

YOU KNOW, "I WAS
WITH THAT PERSON."

YOU KNOW, "I'VE SEEN
HIM WEAR THAT COAT ALL THE TIME.

THIS IS WHO YOU'RE LOOKING FOR."

Narrator:
THE FAMILY'S E-MAIL BLAST

CONTINUES TO GO VIRAL
AND PAYS OFF.

Brecklin:
ANGIE'S FAMILY HAD TAKEN
THE STEPS TO PUT TOGETHER

A PHOTO OF ANGIE AND THE FACT
THAT SHE'S BEEN MISSING.

AND SOMEBODY DID COME FORWARD

AND SAID, "HEY,
I HAVE THIS E-MAIL.

I RECEIVED IT.
I HAVE LOOKED AT THIS PHOTO.

AND I WAS AT THE BAR
THAT NIGHT."

Narrator:
DOES THIS MAN HOLD THE KEY

TO THE MYSTERY
OF ANGIE'S DISAPPEARANCE?

HERE I GO.

Narrator:
25-YEAR-OLD NURSE ANGIE DRAKE

VANISHES DURING A BLISTERINGLY
COLD WISCONSIN WINTER.

FOR MORE THAN A WEEK,

HER FAMILY HAS NO IDEA
WHAT HAPPENED TO HER.

Summers: IT'S SO SURREAL.

YOU NEVER THINK THAT, YOU KNOW,

THIS COULD HAPPEN
TO YOUR BEST FRIEND,

YOUR FAMILY, YOUR SISTER.

LIKE, IT WAS JUST SO SURREAL
THAT I --

I DIDN'T WANT TO BELIEVE IT.

Narrator:
THEN A MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN

TO POLICE, ADMITTING
HE WAS WITH ANGIE THAT NIGHT.

ALL RIGHT,
DO YOU KNOW THIS GAL?

UM, YEAH,
I RECOGNIZE HER.

Brecklin:
NOT ONLY DID HE RECOGNIZE HER
AS HAVING BEEN IN THE BAR,

LATER THAT EVENING,

SHE HAD COME TO HIS HOME
WITH HIS ROOMMATE.

AND WHO IS YOUR ROOMMATE?

HIS NAME IS MIKE DESALVO.

DESALVO?

Narrator:
HE SAYS HE AND MIKE LIVE
WITH TWO OTHER ROOMMATES, A MAN

AND A WOMAN --
THE GROUP ANGIE LEFT WITH.

AND WHAT HAPPENED
WHEN YOU GOT TO THE HOUSE?

UM, I SAW ANGIE
IN HIS BEDROOM.

THE ROOMMATES WERE A LITTLE BIT
CONCERNED ABOUT MIKE POSSIBLY

TAKING ADVANTAGE OF ANGIE.

LATER, THE ROOMMATE
WALKS BACK UP THE STAIRS

AND SEES MIKE IN THE BEDROOM,
TAKING ANGIE'S SHOES OFF.

AND SHE'S LYING ON HIS BED.

HEY, MIKE.

IS SHE ALL RIGHT
IN THERE?

Narrator: HE CLAIMS
HE DIDN'T SEE DESALVO HURT HER.

THE NEXT MORNING,
SHE WAS GONE.

Dohnal: WHEN QUESTIONED
THE FOLLOWING DAY ABOUT ANGIE,

MIKE, UH,
TOLD ONE OF HIS ROOMMATES

THAT HE HAD TAKEN HER
WHERE SHE NEEDED TO GO.

BUT INVESTIGATORS WONDER
IF THERE'S MORE TO THE STORY.

THERE WERE FOUR OF THEM
IN THE HOUSE THAT NIGHT

WITH ANGIE,

ALL WITH EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES.

Honer:
MAYBE ALL THEIR INTENTIONS
ARE HONORABLE.

WE DON'T KNOW THAT
AT THAT POINT.

Narrator:
DETECTIVES RUN A BACKGROUND
CHECK ON MIKE DESALVO.

Dohnal:
MIKE WAS 24 YEARS OLD.

HE JUST RECENTLY
MOVED IN WITH HIS ROOMMATES,

YOU KNOW,
WITH A MONTH OR TWO PRIOR.

BUT PRIOR TO THAT,
HE HAD A CRIMINAL RECORD

UP IN MINNESOTA, UH,
RELATED TO THEFT,

UH, CRIMINAL DAMAGE,

UM, POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS
AND SO FORTH.

Narrator:
HE WORKS FOR A PLUMBING COMPANY

AND WEARS A DARK-COLORED JACKET
WITH THE COMPANY LOGO.

POLICE PULL HIS BOOKING PHOTO.

HE RESEMBLES THE MAN
WHO LEFT WITH ANGIE.

WORRIED ABOUT A SHOOTOUT,

THEY NEED TO TAKE HIM DOWN
AWAY FROM HIS HOME,

WHERE HE MIGHT HAVE WEAPONS.

Dohnal:
HE HAD A COMPANY TRUCK.

AND IT WAS HIS DUTY
DURING THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS

TO RESPOND
TO ANY SEWER-RELATED CALLS.

Brecklin: AND IN ORDER
TO GET HIM FROM THE HOUSE,

INVESTIGATORS
PUT TOGETHER A RUSE.

UH, BASICALLY, THEY CONTACTED
THE EMPLOYER'S BUSINESS LINE,

UH, REQUESTED A SERVICE CALL.

AND, WHEN MIKE
LEFT THE RESIDENCE, UH,

TO GO ON THE SERVICE CALL,

HE WAS STOPPED BY POLICE.

Honer: YOU DON'T KNOW
WHAT THEY'RE GONNA DO.

UH, YOU DON'T KNOW
IF THEY'RE GONNA FLEE,

TAKE OFF WITH THE VEHICLE.

A CHASE ENSUES.

YOU DON'T KNOW IF THEY'RE GOING
TO, UH, BE ARMED.

MIKE DESALVO?

CAN YOU STEP OUT OF THE CAR,
PLEASE?

Dohnal: HE WAS ADVISED

THAT INVESTIGATORS
WANTED TO SPEAK WITH HIM

REGARDING THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF ANGIE.

AND THEY ASKED HIM
IF HE'D BE WILLING TO COME BACK

TO THE FITCHBURG POLICE
DEPARTMENT FOR AN INTERVIEW.

ALL RIGHT, MR. DESALVO.

TAKE A LOOK.

SEEN HER?

Narrator:
DESALVO AGREES TO TALK.

WHERE?

SOME BAR.

ALL RIGHT.
TELL ME MORE ABOUT IT.

AT A BAR, HUH?
- YEAH.

I MEAN, SHE, UM...

HE READILY ADMITS TO MEETING
ANGIE AT THE BAR...

SO PRETTY FRIENDLY?

OH, YEAH, YEAH.

SHE WAS REAL FRIENDLY.
- WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT?

UH, WELL, I MEAN...

DID YOU, UH,
LEAVE THE BAR WITH HER?

YEAH. UM...

...READILY ADMITS TO, UH, HER
COMING TO HIS HOME THAT EVENING.

- AND DID SHE STAY ALL NIGHT?
- SHE STAYED THE NIGHT.

BUT, I MEAN, I GOT HER UP
EARLY IN THE MORNING,

AND WE TOOK OFF.
- OKAY.

AND WHERE DID YOU GO?
- I TOOK HER BACK TO HER PLACE.

HE TOLD INVESTIGATORS
THAT HE'D SAID TO GOODBYE TO HER

AND HADN'T SEEN HER SINCE.

WHAT TIME WAS THAT?

IT WAS STILL
REALLY DARK OUT.

TO BE HONEST WITH YOU,
I MEAN, I DON'T REMEMBER.

AND WHAT'S THE ADDRESS
OF HER HOME?

I'M GONNA BE REALLY HONEST
WITH YOU, MAN.

I COULD NOT TELL YOU.

YEAH, I DON'T EVEN KNOW
WHAT HER HOUSE LOOKS LIKE.

Honer:
LEAVING A BAR WITH SOMEONE

AND TAKING THEM HOME
IS NOT A CRIMINAL OFFENSE.

JUST BECAUSE HE DIDN'T WATCH HER
GO INTO THE DOOR OF ANY HOUSE

THERE DOESN'T MEAN
THAT SHE COULDN'T HAVE

WALKED DOWN THE STREET.

WASN'T REALLY ANY
OF HIS RESPONSIBILITY.

SO WE HAD NOTH--

NOT A LOT TO GO ON WITH MIKE.

Narrator: POLICE REINTERVIEW
DESALVO'S ROOMMATES.

AFTER HEARING
THEIR CONSISTENT ACCOUNTS,

THEY CLEAR ALL EXCEPT ONE --
MIKE DESALVO.

INVESTIGATORS SUSPECT
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ANGIE

HAPPENED IN HIS HOME.

Brecklin: THAT'S THE LAST PLACE
SHE'S KNOWN TO BE.

NOBODY PUTS HER AT THE HOUSE
WHERE HE SAYS

HE DROPPED HER OFF.
SHE DOESN'T SHOW UP AT WORK.

THE ONLY PLACE WE KNOW
SHE WAS LAST TO BE WAS --

WAS MIKE'S RESIDENCE.

Narrator:
THEY GET SEARCH WARRANTS
FOR THE HOUSE

AND DESALVO'S VEHICLES.

Dohnal:
ONE OF THE THINGS LOCATED
IN MIKE'S WORK VEHICLE

WAS A CELLPHONE THAT WAS
UNDERNEATH THE PASSENGER SEAT.

THE CELLPHONE WAS LATER
IDENTIFIED TO BE ANGIE'S.

HIS PERSONAL CAR WAS SEARCHED.

AND IN THE BACK,
IN A PLASTIC BAG,

CLOTHING THAT WAS IDENTIFIED
TO BE ANGIE'S.

THAT CLOTHING INCLUDED A PAIR
OF BLUE JEANS,

A PAIR OF BLACK BOOTS, A BELT
AND A PAIR OF UNDERWEAR.

Narrator:
INSIDE, FORENSICS TECHS
SEIZE DESALVO'S MATTRESS,

PILLOWS AND SEVERAL OTHER ITEMS
TO TEST FOR DNA.

Honer:
OFFICERS LOCATED A GARBAGE BAG
OUT ON THE OUTSIDE DECK.

AND IN IT,
THEY FOUND THE PARTIALLY BURNED

IDENTIFICATION CARD
BELONGING TO ANGELA DRAKE.

THAT SHOWS THAT SOMEBODY
WAS TRYING TO HIDE SOMETHING.

WHY WOULD A DRIVER'S LICENSE
OR I.D. CARD BE BURNED?

Dohnal:
AT THAT POINT, WE DIDN'T KNOW
WHAT CRIME WE HAD.

WE DIDN'T HAVE A BODY.

INVESTIGATORS STARTED TO FOCUS
ON THE IDEA THAT,

POTENTIALLY, THE BODY
WAS DUMPED SOMEWHERE.

Narrator: BUT WHERE?

DETECTIVES DETERMINE THERE WAS
LESS THAN A FOUR-HOUR WINDOW

IN WHICH DESALVO
COULD HAVE TAKEN HER SOMEWHERE.

Dohnal:
THE TIME FRAME WAS SMALL.

THERE WAS INDICATION
THAT MIKE HAD LEFT

BETWEEN 4:30 AND 5:00 A.M.

HE CLAIMED THAT HE DROPPED
ANGIE OFF AT HER RESIDENCE,

BUT WE KNOW SHE NEVER ARRIVED.

WE ALSO KNOW THAT MIKE
WAS BACK SHORTLY THEREAFTER,

APPROXIMATELY 8:00 A.M.

Narrator: THEY NEED TO CHECK
ALL POTENTIAL DUMP SITES

IN THE DRIVING DISTANCE HE
COULD HAVE COVERED IN THAT TIME.

MIKE DESALVO MIGHT HAVE
DONE SOMETHING TO ANGIE,

BUT HE REFUSES TO SAY WHAT.

Summers: YOU SAW HER.
YOU WERE THE LAST ONE WITH HER.

WHERE IS SHE?
WHAT'D YOU DO WITH HER?

ALL RIGHT, MR. DESALVO.
TAKE A LOOK.

Narrator:
WISCONSIN POLICE BELIEVE
MIKE DESALVO WAS SOMEHOW

INVOLVED IN THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF ANGIE DRAKE,

WHO STILL HAS NOT BEEN
RECOVERED.

IF HE KILLED HER
AND DUMPED HER BODY,

HE HAD ONLY FOUR HOURS
TO DO SO...

WHAT HAPPENED
AFTER THAT?

...NOT ENOUGH TIME
FOR A WINTER BURIAL.

CONDITIONS BEING WHAT THEY
WERE IN WISCONSIN AT THAT TIME,

THERE WAS DEEP FROST AROUND.

AND YOU'RE NOT GONNA GO OUT
INTO THE MIDDLE OF AN OPEN FIELD

AND BEGIN DIGGING.

Narrator:
POLICE ORGANIZE AN AIR SEARCH.

IT WAS A LAST-DITCH EFFORT.
IT WAS.

WE HAD NOTHING ELSE.

Narrator:
SHE WAS WEARING A RED SWEATER,

WHICH MIGHT STAND OUT
IN THE WINTER LANDSCAPE.

BUT NEW SNOW HAS FALLEN
SINCE SHE VANISHED.

THEY FIND NOTHING
FROM THE AIR.

Honer:
I SAID, "LET'S GET CARS
OUT ON THE ROAD.

LET'S LOOK IN THE BRIDGES,
LOOK IN THE CULVERTS.

LET'S LOOK IN THE TREE LINES
WHERE THE -- THE AIR SEARCH

IS NOT GONNA SHOW A LOT
OF STUFF."

Narrator: ON A HUNCH,

DETECTIVE HONER CHECKS A BRIDGE
CULVERT ON STORYTOWN ROAD.

Honer: I PARKED MY SQUAD
AT THE EDGE OF THE ROADWAY,

WENT AROUND THE BACK OF MY SQUAD
AND DOWN OVER THE EMBANKMENT.

I GOT DOWN TO THE BOTTOM
OF THE RAVINE.

AND, ON THE FAR SIDE
OF THE BRIDGE,

I COULD SEE A SMALL PATCH
OF RED, UH,

JUST A FEW INCHES SQUARE.

I THOUGHT, "AH,
THIS IS NOTHING."

I HAD NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS,

BUT I THOUGHT, "I KNOW
SHE WAS WEARING RED,

SO I GOT TO LOOK AT THIS."

SO I WENT BACK
THROUGH MY SAME FOOTPRINTS,

BACK UP THE EMBANKMENT,
ACROSS THE ROAD

AND WENT DOWN ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE, UH, ROADWAY.

I SAID TO MYSELF,

"SHE'S HERE."

AND I COULD SEE JUST A COUPLE
STRANDS OF BLONDE HAIR.

AND, UH, THE SHOCK WAVE
KIND OF WENT THROUGH ME.

JUST, UH, ALL OF OUR THOUGHTS
AND WORRIES

AND -- AND HOPES HAD
JUST KIND OF EVAPORATED

AT THAT POINT,
THAT SHE'S NOT GONNA COME

WALKING THROUGH THE DOOR
AT THIS TIME.

THERE'S NO QUESTION WHO IT WAS,

AND, UH,
I KNEW ANGIE HAD BEEN FOUND.

Narrator:
AUTHORITIES RUSH TO TELL
ANGIE'S FAMILY.

Olson: THEY SAID,

"ANNE, THEY FOUND A BODY.

AND WE'RE PRETTY SURE
IT'S ANGIE."

WE HAD HOPE WE'D FIND HER,

AND THEN WE DIDN'T.

SO IT WAS HORRIBLE.

THAT WAS THE WORST.

Summers:
IT WAS A REALITY THAT...
SHE'S GONE.

YOU KNOW, EVERYTHING

THAT WE HAD TALKED
ABOUT DOING IN THE FUTURE,

EVERYTHING HAD JUST SHATTERED.

Narrator:
THE CORONER FINDS INDICATIONS
OF ASPHYXIATION,

WHICH COULD HAVE
RENDERED HER UNCONSCIOUS,

BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT KILLED HER.

IT WAS DETERMINED
THAT ANGIE DIED AS A RESULT

OF EXPOSURE TO THE ELEMENTS
OR, UH, HYPOTHERMIA.

Narrator:
ANGIE WAS ALIVE WHEN SHE WAS
LEFT UNCONSCIOUS AND HALF-NAKED

IN THE SNOW.

THERE WAS INDICATION BY THE WAY

HER BODY WAS, BY THE WAY
HER HANDS WERE CLENCHED,

BY THE WAY
SHE WAS KIND OF CURLED UP,

IT APPEARED THAT SHE
WAS TRYING TO KEEP WARM.

SHE HAD SOME DIRT INSIDE, UH,
HER PALM.

HOW DO YOU GET DIRT
IN YOUR PALMS

UNLESS YOUR HANDS ARE STILL
MOVING WHEN YOU'RE DOWN THERE?

Honer:
IT'S A HORRIBLE WAY TO GO.

I WOULDN'T WISH THAT ON ANYBODY.

Larry: TO KNOW
THAT IT IS ANYONE'S CHILD

AND THE FACT THAT IT'S YOURS...

Man: OKAY.

- RIGHT.
- OKAY.

ALL RIGHT, MIKE,
JUST NEED TO TAKE A WALK NOW.

Narrator:
PROSECUTORS CHARGE MIKE DESALVO

WITH FIRST-DEGREE
INTENTIONAL HOMICIDE.

[ PROJECTOR WHIRRING ]

THAT FATEFUL NIGHT BEGAN
WHEN ANGIE MET DESALVO

AT THE BAR AND A KILLER
TURNED ON THE CHARM.

Dohnal: I THINK IT WAS
A CHANCE ENCOUNTER.

UM, I THINK PEOPLE
LET THEIR GUARD DOWN.

AND I THINK MIKE WAS A PERSON

WHO TOOK ADVANTAGE
OF A SITUATION.

Narrator:
HE LURED HER TO HIS HOUSE,
ASSAULTED HER,

AND SOMEHOW INCAPACITATED HER.

Brecklin:
HE COULD'VE SMOTHERED HER OUT
WITH A PILLOW OR, YOU KNOW,

SHIRT OR A PIECE OF CLOTHING,

AND SHE LOST CONSCIOUSNESS.

THE ONLY PERSON
WHO REALLY KNOWS FOR SURE

WHAT HAPPENED TO ANGIE
IS MIKE DESALVO.

Narrator:
HE DROVE TO STORYTOWN ROAD

AND DUMPED HER UNCONSCIOUS BODY
UNDER THE BRIDGE CULVERT

WHILE SHE WAS STILL ALIVE.

ANY REASONABLE PERSON DUMPING
A BODY IN COLD WISCONSIN WINTER

KNOWS THAT THE END RESULT
IS GONNA BE DEATH.

UH, MICHAEL DESALVO IS --

IS AN ABSOLUTE MONSTER.

THERE'S NO OTHER WAY
TO DESCRIBE HIM.

Narrator:
ON MAY 2, 2007, MICHAEL DESALVO
PLEADS NO CONTEST

AND IS SENTENCED
TO 25 YEARS IN PRISON.

Larry: THE FINAL SENTENCING

WAS IN EXCESS OF WHAT THE PLEA
AGREEMENT HAD BEEN.

FOR THAT, I AM PLEASED.

IT'S STILL NOT LONG ENOUGH,

BUT [SIGHS] IT'S SOMETHING
I CAN LIVE WITH.

Narrator:
ANGIE'S LOVED ONES ARE LEFT
WITH MEMORIES AND THE HOPE

SHE'S STILL WITH THEM
IN SOME DEEPER WAY.

Summers: EVEN NOW,
IF I'M DRIVING OUT THAT WAY,

I'LL JUST MAKE A LITTLE DETOUR
AND JUST GO STAND BY THE BRIDGE

AND -- AND TALK WITH HER AND...

SHE WASN'T AT MY WEDDING.

SHE'S NOT WITH ME, RAISING,
YOU KNOW, MY THREE STEPKIDS.

AND, YOU KNOW,
SHE NEVER MET MY HUSBAND.

SO IT'S JUST HEARTBREAKING.

Olson:
WE DIDN'T KNOW THAT WE WOULD
NEVER SEE ANGIE ALIVE AGAIN

AFTER THE LAST TIME WE SAW HER.

SO, GOING FORWARD,
JUST BE GOOD TO PEOPLE,

TELL THEM YOU LOVE THEM.

THAT'S ALL YOU CAN DO.

Andrew:
I TRULY HOPE THAT MY DAUGHTER
HAS ANGIE'S SPIRIT IN HER

AND HER OUTGOING PERSONALITY.

AND -- AND I HOPE THAT STAYS,

BUT I HOPE
THAT SHE ALSO HAS THAT --

THAT GUARDED SENSE OF -- OF --

THAT THE WORLD
ISN'T THE NICEST PLACE

AND THAT THERE ARE MONSTERS
OUT THERE,

AND -- AND YOU NEED
TO BE AWARE OF THAT.