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a murderer uses the00:00:06
American railway network to travel00:00:08
he strikes at random before disappearing00:00:15
similar clues found at00:00:17
several murder scenes lead00:00:18
investigators to believe that a00:00:20
single predator hooks up the worst00:00:21
of all a killer in serial00:00:24
ritualized murder00:00:27
he ruthlessly cunning is still on the00:00:29
move but the authorities will be00:00:31
determined to stop him as quickly as possible00:00:33
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December 17, 1998 at West University00:01:15
place in Texas00:01:17
a young woman called the police00:01:19
in front of a work colleague's house00:01:25
she was worried about her friend00:01:29
a renowned doctor who taught at the00:01:31
medical school00:01:33
she did not show up for work00:01:35
that morning00:01:38
according to her colleague it was absolutely not00:01:41
not like her usual00:01:45
she had not answered his00:01:47
phone calls during the day00:01:49
nor the numerous ringing of the00:01:50
doorbell00:01:55
she was certain that something00:01:58
serious had happened to him00:02:02
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all the doors and windows were00:02:09
locked00:02:12
from the outside nothing seemed wrong00:02:21
the police discovered while the00:02:23
garage door was unlocked00:02:25
and the door leading from the garage to00:02:27
the inside was wide open00:02:31
jewelry on the floor seemed to00:02:32
indicate that the house had been00:02:34
burglarized [Music ]00:02:44
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the house had been ransacked00:02:57
the police were moving cautiously00:03:03
the intruder could still be there00:03:10
we will make sure he was not on the00:03:12
ground floor00:03:19
clothes lying on the floor00:03:21
seemed to lead upstairs00:03:31
into the master bedroom the00:03:33
police find towards the end00:03:39
she had been brutally killed00:03:41
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at the crime scene00:03:57
this investigator who then had 1000:03:59
years of experience within the same00:04:00
police department was surprised to learn that a00:04:02
telomicicide had been committed00:04:06
and this 5 km² neighborhood in the heart of00:04:09
Houston is a residential area where00:04:12
wealthy people live. The last time00:04:14
a murder was committed there was00:04:15
in 1985 during the robbery of a pharmacy00:04:21
the brutality of this murder dismayed the00:04:24
detective00:04:26
there were streaks of blood all over00:04:28
the corridor on the walls and the door00:04:36
the body had been completely00:04:38
covered except for one arm and two00:04:40
legs which were sticking out of the covers00:04:47
a large butcher knife was00:04:49
on a pillow at side of the body00:04:55
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the investigators also collected00:04:59
a fairly heavy blunt object stained00:05:01
with blood near the body00:05:03
the two weapons seemed to come from the00:05:05
house00:05:15
the police came into contact with00:05:17
the victim's husband who took it from them.00:05:19
their two children00:05:20
with relatives out of00:05:21
town for a meal on the occasion of the approaching Christmas00:05:25
they had been absent for a few00:05:27
days00:05:30
the clues suggested that the00:05:32
murderer had taken up all his time in00:05:34
the house00:05:35
he had opened some presents Christmas00:05:37
and searched through the victim's personal effects00:05:42
he had spilled the contents of her00:05:44
handbag and left her driver's license in view00:05:49
this display was strange to say the least00:05:54
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in the kitchen the detective found00:06:01
partially eaten fruit00:06:04
another clue that the murderer had00:06:06
lingered in the house00:06:12
he also found the keys to00:06:14
the victim's jeep00:06:16
according to her husband it was the only set00:06:17
of keys to the vehicle00:06:23
in the garage no00:06:24
fingerprints were found at the location where the00:06:26
killer had probably entered00:06:30
but on a workbench the investigators00:06:32
found near a pair of pliers the00:06:34
plastic top of the steering column00:06:37
the murderer had undoubtedly stolen the00:06:39
victim's jeep it was thought that he00:06:41
must have broken the column of the jeep00:06:43
to start it00:06:47
but the murderer had made a00:06:49
big mistake00:06:50
by taking over the steering column00:06:53
I could see00:06:55
very clear fingerprints on the00:06:56
shiny black plastic00:06:58
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we keep this piece carefully00:07:03
for have it analyzed in the laboratory00:07:09
during the autopsy the forensic doctor00:07:12
concluded that the victim's death was00:07:13
attributable to multiple stab wounds00:07:15
and costs inflicted on the00:07:17
head with a blunt object in addition the00:07:20
victim had been sexually assaulted00:07:23
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the sordid aspect of the mood was worrying00:07:31
Detective Maha00:07:34
it was not a question of a00:07:36
random murder it was much more than that00:07:41
the detectives were aware that00:07:43
murderers like this only00:07:44
ever strike 'only once00:07:49
two days later 300 km away the00:07:52
San Antonio police found a00:07:54
skirt abandoned in the parking lot00:07:55
of a hotel00:07:57
by the license plate we00:07:59
discovered that the owner lived in00:08:01
West University place it was the00:08:03
vehicle of the female doctor00:08:05
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the plastic top of the steering column was00:08:08
no longer there00:08:11
inside the investigators found00:08:14
a guitar and a close call00:08:19
the victim's husband had noted the00:08:21
disappearance of these two items from00:08:22
him00:08:23
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we had started this vehicle by00:08:31
tinkering with the ignition wires we00:08:33
also noticed that the steering column00:08:34
itself was barely00:08:36
functional00:08:37
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we took all the00:08:42
fingerprints as much as this is the interior00:08:44
that the one on the exterior of the vehicle but00:08:46
none was usable00:08:49
at the police station's forensic laboratory00:08:51
the experts made00:08:53
digital copies of the prints taken from00:08:55
the top of the steering column and00:08:56
entered them into their00:08:58
computerized identification system00:09:06
Carlos Rodriguez00:09:10
the computer then provided another name00:09:12
that of Raphaël Rescendez Ramirez00:09:17
we sent his results to the00:09:19
criminal justice services division of the00:09:20
FBI00:09:24
by searching their database00:09:25
the agents then obtained dozens of00:09:28
pseudonyms and other information on00:09:29
the scenes00:09:32
this one had a lengthy00:09:34
criminal record dating back 20 years00:09:35
earlier there was also a warrant00:09:38
for his arrest for a car theft00:09:42
investigators reviewed the suspect's file00:09:43
obtained from the Immigration00:09:45
and Naturalization Service and learned that00:09:47
Rescendez frequently crossed and00:09:50
illegally the border between the00:09:52
United States and Mexico00:09:57
more recently he had been arrested in00:10:01
California for being without00:10:02
authorization and armed in a railway zone00:10:06
he had then been deported to Mexico00:10:11
it seemed that Raphaël and Sandez00:10:13
had returned to Texas00:10:20
his life of homelessness made it difficult00:10:22
to trace00:10:25
the detective in the file of the00:10:28
suspect to find a starting point for00:10:29
the search00:10:31
he obtained the name of the sister of the fugitive00:10:33
she lived in albukerke in00:10:36
New Mexico00:10:38
during a00:10:40
pre-arranged conference call Mahal questioned00:10:42
while at the Albuckerque police station00:10:54
about her brother's recent activities;00:10:56
she rarely spoke to him;00:10:59
however, she did mention00:11:01
stopping in Albuquerque to00:11:03
stay at her home for a few days before00:11:06
disappearing again00:11:11
the authorities also appealed to the00:11:13
public for help, distributing00:11:15
posters with the photo of the suspect in00:11:16
the railway guys frequented by snds00:11:20
in March, three months after the murder00:11:22
of the female doctor several people00:11:24
reported seeing the suspect near00:11:27
the railroad tracks in San Antonio00:11:31
vessunday didn't know ran 300 km west00:11:34
every time they signed in he00:11:37
disappeared before the police00:11:39
arrived on the scene00:11:42
the alleged murderer was00:11:44
constantly moving jumping from one train to another00:11:46
and thus evading the authorities00:11:49
with the country's thousands of kilometers of00:11:51
railway tracks Rafael reessendez00:11:52
could be anywhere00:12:00
5 months after the murder of the female00:12:02
doctor and only 150 km away either00:12:06
in Wimereux Texas the faithful of a00:12:09
church were worried about the state of their00:12:10
pastor00:12:12
his family had not come to00:12:13
church that morning00:12:24
he found the couple murdered in their00:12:27
bed00:12:33
wimer is a very small town and no00:12:35
murder had never been committed there00:12:39
the agents of the Ford ben Kanté sheriff's office00:12:41
arrived on the scene00:12:48
the pastor and his wife had both00:12:50
been killed with a sledgehammer00:12:53
a tool found in the garage00:12:57
the medical examiner estimated that the deaths00:12:59
had between 24 and 36 hours00:13:02
earlier the couple had therefore been murdered00:13:05
late on Friday evening or early on Saturday00:13:06
morning00:13:08
there was still money and00:13:10
valuables on the scene00:13:12
theft was therefore not the motive for this00:13:14
double missile00:13:19
the technicians sprayed luminol00:13:21
in the room00:13:22
this product reacted with the00:13:25
blood protein and other bodily leaks00:13:29
traces of the victim's blood00:13:31
and a bodily fluid00:13:32
of unknown origin were found,00:13:36
subsequent analyzes showed that00:13:38
the woman had been raped00:13:47
after these murders the killer appeared to00:13:49
have remained at the scene at times00:13:52
he had eaten in the00:13:54
victims' kitchen and took the time to examine00:13:56
their driver's licenses00:14:00
the investigators on scene had not00:14:02
heard of the murder of West00:14:03
University Place00:14:05
but it would not be long00:14:11
in May 1999 the Texas authorities00:14:15
were looking for the fugitive00:14:17
Raphaël Sendez his fingerprints were found00:14:20
at the scene of the00:14:21
murder of a female doctor of West00:14:23
University Place a few months later00:14:25
a pastor and his wife had been found00:14:27
fatally beaten in their house in00:14:29
Wimereux. The00:14:32
couple's red pick-up had disappeared,00:14:34
probably stolen by the murderer.00:14:40
The police transmitted the description of this00:14:42
vehicle to all the patrol units00:14:44
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at the Ministry of Defense. Public Safety00:14:49
State Police investigators were00:14:50
baffled by this crime scene00:14:53
the evidence found in the house the00:14:55
food consumed and the display of00:14:57
victims' ID cards indicated that the00:15:00
predator had ritualized his murders00:15:04
state police State00:15:06
contacted the Houston FBI office to00:15:08
request the assistance of psychological profile specialist00:15:10
and special agent Marc00:15:12
Young00:15:15
several messages are hidden at a00:15:17
crime scene many00:15:19
forensic clues and many behavioral clues00:15:23
in addition to collecting00:15:25
physical clues like fingerprints00:15:27
DNA hair and fibers we can00:15:30
also define the behavior of the00:15:31
criminal00:15:37
the way he goes about00:15:39
committing his misdeed is unique00:15:44
Yang noticed that the murderer had acted00:15:46
with fury but without panic00:15:49
this what struck me the most about scriminel00:15:51
was that unlike many00:15:53
others he had stayed in the house for a long time00:15:57
he had opened the wallets and00:15:59
handbags of the two victims and took out00:16:01
their identity document00:16:04
other words the murderer00:16:07
sat there looking at the photos of his00:16:08
victims without touching the00:16:10
credit cards or taking any cash00:16:16
forensic psychologists can00:16:18
analyze the behavioral choices of a00:16:20
murderer to learn a little more00:16:21
about him00:16:23
in this case after killing his00:16:25
victims the murderer continued to00:16:28
hit them with his weapon but00:16:30
then covered their bodies00:16:33
this could indicate that he was00:16:34
disgusted with what he had done00:16:38
by then displaying the identity cards00:16:39
of the victims he gave himself the impression00:16:42
of dominating them as if he was trying to00:16:44
know the details of the lives of the00:16:45
people he had killed00:16:47
he was one of the police officers to whom young00:16:49
had already seen00:16:50
similar behavioral clues before00:16:53
he knew the details of a case00:16:55
in West universe series where the murder00:16:57
presented similarities with this00:16:59
last case and he believed that this00:17:01
could be attributable to the same height00:17:03
not only was the way of proceeding00:17:05
identical but also00:17:09
ritualized behavior had been noted this that we00:17:12
frequently call the signature of the killer00:17:19
if there was a link between the two00:17:20
cases the laboratory experts would find it00:17:24
the advantages we had was00:17:26
to have found clues in both00:17:28
places we had00:17:31
fingerprints and DNA for the West00:17:33
University case and DNA was also available00:17:35
for the Wheim case.00:17:42
Genetic analyzes revealed that00:17:44
the body leak found in both00:17:45
cases came from one and the same00:17:47
person,00:17:48
so it was the same man. who had00:17:50
raped the two women00:17:54
as the jeep of the first victim had been found00:17:56
the investigators00:17:57
wondered how the murderer had00:17:59
gotten to the second crime scene00:18:02
in both cases he had stolen00:18:04
his victims' vehicle after the crime00:18:07
according to all plausibility this means00:18:09
that someone had led the criminal00:18:11
to this place or that some of00:18:13
his acquaintances already lived in the00:18:14
surrounding area00:18:17
young was studying the suspect's file00:18:19
Raphaël rescendes00:18:23
during the investigation into this fugitive00:18:25
that it was noted that resendes was00:18:28
traveling by train00:18:32
according to the file there was a00:18:34
railway track only 50 meters from the00:18:36
house of the woman doctor in00:18:37
wasswiversity place00:18:42
there was a railway track in front of00:18:44
whymer's house00:18:46
now that the two cases seemed to00:18:48
well connect one to the other the00:18:50
investigators were convinced that they00:18:51
were dealing with a killer in Syria who00:18:53
committed his crimes in a ritual manner00:18:56
his way of proceeding was rather00:18:58
sophisticated we don't act like that by00:19:00
chance on a whim it's00:19:03
something what in this exercise that we have00:19:05
already committed in the past and moreover was00:19:08
certainly not something00:19:09
that he was going to stop doing suddenly00:19:15
the investigators feared that sndes would00:19:18
use the vehicles he stole and00:19:19
the trains to find his next00:19:20
victim00:19:25
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at the FBI office in Houston the squad00:19:30
which took care of the fugitives joins00:19:32
the search to find SNCF the00:19:34
special agent Bobby hacker00:19:38
we suspected that he had left the00:19:40
sector and that he had probably00:19:41
crossed other American states to00:19:43
go to Mexico as resunday00:19:46
probably knew he had left Texas00:19:48
the investigators were able to obtain an00:19:50
arrest warrant against him for having00:19:51
illegally fled the state to avoid00:19:53
legal prosecution plus the FBI00:19:55
could use all our resources00:19:57
to find the fugitive00:19:59
the first thing we wanted to do00:20:01
was find out everything we00:20:02
could about rescendes we knew he00:20:04
had been arrested 13 times I00:20:07
immediately got my hands on all these00:20:08
prison files to be able to00:20:10
identify not only his relatives by00:20:12
year but also the people with whom he00:20:13
was in contact to better understand00:20:15
how they lived all the00:20:17
interrogation reports revealed that no one00:20:19
really knew this man his00:20:21
family had not had a lot of00:20:22
contact with him since he had left00:20:24
home at 12 years old he went to live00:20:26
in capulco then finally in Florida00:20:32
despite the little information the00:20:34
forensic psychologist markliang had to00:20:36
predict the suspect's behavior00:20:38
based on these past actions00:20:42
he sent the files of the two cases to00:20:43
experts from the program for the arrest of00:20:45
violent criminals the by cap00:20:48
the experts of this service use00:20:51
sophisticated databases which00:20:52
allow them to find other00:20:54
identical cases still irresolutely00:20:58
informed of a case of the same guy in00:21:01
extinct in kentucky00:21:04
a man of hispanic origin had00:21:06
attacked a student and killed her boyfriend00:21:14
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this had happened late at night in00:21:20
1997 near a train track along00:21:23
which the couple was walking00:21:27
the man had been killed by a00:21:29
stone blow to the head and the woman had been raped,00:21:33
she had also been00:21:35
physically attacked and seriously injured00:21:44
although greatly shaken by this00:21:45
attack the young woman had escaped00:21:49
after realizing the death of00:21:51
her boyfriend she went to a00:21:52
nearby house and asked00:21:54
its occupants to call the police00:21:56
she described her attacker to a sketch00:21:59
artist who drew a00:22:01
portrait of him00:22:04
the Lexington police sent the00:22:07
sketch in Lyon00:22:10
by comparing the photos we00:22:12
had I was stunned by his00:22:15
resemblance to the suspect00:22:17
I was rather optimistic because it could00:22:20
be the same man00:22:23
but a sketch does not constitute00:22:25
proof in itself Yang had to obtain00:22:28
scientific proof to support this00:22:29
hypothesis he took while the00:22:32
Lexington police still had00:22:34
DNA samples obtained after the00:22:35
rape two years earlier00:22:38
he requested that the samples be00:22:40
sent to the FBI forensic laboratory00:22:42
in Washington00:22:46
to the genetic identification service00:22:48
experts examined the samples00:22:52
here is the expert Harlem Justy00:22:56
we have 13 different segments of00:22:58
the DNA double helix00:23:00
we will therefore obtain the profile of each00:23:03
of these segments it is a bit like the00:23:05
physical characteristics of the individual00:23:06
we can examining a segment of a00:23:08
genetic code that another person could00:23:09
have in common with our subject is00:23:11
like saying that two people have00:23:13
brown eyes which is very common00:23:15
so we examine these 13 segments of DNA and00:23:17
it is as if we established that this00:23:19
person had brown eyes that they00:23:20
had expensive taste that they were00:23:22
six feet tall and had red hair the more00:23:25
segments we have the more precise the profile00:23:27
is00:23:32
after having obtained the genetic profile00:23:34
of the Lexington murderer juusty00:23:36
contacted the experts from Texas who had00:23:38
analyzed the samples from Wimer and00:23:40
West University Place00:23:42
by comparing my roller results we were00:23:45
able to conclude that there was00:23:46
probably only one subject in00:23:48
other words the same individual with00:23:50
clerk all these crimes00:23:54
in Texas Yang relayed the news to his00:23:56
colleagues00:23:58
I called the Lexington Police Department00:23:59
and the investigators regained00:24:01
hope because they had believed that00:24:02
this case would never be solved00:24:04
[Music]00:24:06
for the Lexington Police Raphaël00:24:09
resndez was now the00:24:10
number 1 suspect00:24:12
authorities in the southwest of the country were00:24:14
combing all the00:24:15
homeless shelters and railway yards00:24:20
resndes was probably hiding there on may00:24:25
28 an abandoned pastor's vehicle was found00:24:28
near a recent00:24:29
rail yard in san antonio00:24:33
so was left by train00:24:39
finding it would be a difficult task00:24:40
for the special agency and curd and his00:24:43
team00:24:45
i have never had this kind of00:24:47
problem before thousands00:24:49
of tracks ago railways and thousands of00:24:50
trains which run every day it00:24:52
was difficult for us to know which00:24:54
of them they were on to00:24:58
carry out research of such00:24:59
magnitude the investigators had to be00:25:01
ingenious00:25:06
we decided to have00:25:08
small posters printed with its photo that was00:25:10
distributed to people who take the train00:25:12
frequently00:25:17
in rail yards across the country00:25:19
the investigators informed the employees00:25:21
of the possible presence of Raphaël00:25:23
Resndes00:25:24
if he saw him he was to immediately00:25:26
call the FBI fugitive squad00:25:30
until -there the only way to trace00:25:32
Resndez seems to be to follow the trail00:25:35
of the corpses he left behind him00:25:40
on June 4, 1999 in Fayette Kanté in Texas00:25:44
a woman stopped at her mother's house to00:25:46
see how00:25:50
the 73 year old widow was doing. lived alone00:25:57
her house had been ransacked00:26:01
there was no trace of the widow00:26:06
searching the rooms one by one00:26:08
the woman's state of panic only00:26:10
increased00:26:12
in the bedroom she found00:26:14
her mother's body00:26:18
the victim had been beaten to death00:26:26
in 1999 the agents were00:26:30
looking for Raphaël Racendez suspected00:26:32
of murdering four people in Texas00:26:34
and Cannet00:26:37
the media were talking about him more and00:26:38
more00:26:39
we even nicknamed him in the00:26:41
press the killer of the railways00:26:44
now a widow had been00:26:46
murdered in the rural area of00:26:47
Fayette in Texas00:26:50
like the other victims they lived00:26:53
near a railway track00:26:56
this villainous crime seemed to be the work00:26:58
of Rafael recedes according to the00:27:00
special agency margin of the FBI00:27:02
by studying this brutal murder we believed00:27:06
that we were dealing with the same man00:27:08
his body had been covered in the same00:27:11
way00:27:13
in the other rooms jewelry chests00:27:16
had been opened00:27:19
the murderer had gone through his00:27:20
belongings and taken certain things00:27:26
the way of proceeding from the killer was00:27:28
familiar and disturbing he had left00:27:30
precious jewelry and00:27:32
cash behind him00:27:33
yet he had left with00:27:35
trinkets and personal objects of the00:27:37
old lady as if he was trying to00:27:38
preserve a memory of his victim00:27:41
the prints were taken fingerprints of the00:27:43
murderer in the laundry room the00:27:44
broken window indicated that he had entered through00:27:46
this room00:27:47
later confirmed that his00:27:49
fingerprints were indeed those of00:27:50
resndes00:27:52
after having murdered his victim00:27:54
he did not seem in a hurry to00:27:56
leave the premises00:27:59
not only had- he took the time to00:28:01
go around all the rooms to00:28:03
grab a few items without00:28:05
rushing but he also ate00:28:07
fruit and bread as he had00:28:09
often done, it was not00:28:12
only his signature... It was his way00:28:14
of showing that he dominated his victim and00:28:16
could do whatever he wanted with his00:28:18
personal possessions. It wasn't00:28:20
just because he was hungry and00:28:22
needed to eat.00:28:26
Two cues in particular in Fayette00:28:29
Kanté seemed intended for the investigators00:28:34
the murderer had opened the newspaper on00:28:36
the sofa to the page where there was an00:28:38
article on the pastor's vehicle00:28:39
agreed to be found00:28:44
in the guest room the investigators00:28:47
also discovered an00:28:48
electric train which had just been taken out of00:28:50
his packaging and which had been installed00:28:52
on the bed00:28:55
it seemed that the railway killer00:28:57
defeated the authorities00:29:03
a canine unit followed his scent00:29:05
to the railway tracks00:29:07
but the trail ended there00:29:14
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less than 24 hours later we found00:29:21
the next victim00:29:24
another heinous murder had been00:29:26
committed near the railroad tracks 150 km00:29:28
from Fayette quinté00:29:33
I was called in relation to this00:29:36
crime scene in Houston which had been taken00:29:38
care of by the city police00:29:39
that he there were similarities with the00:29:41
other cases00:29:43
a 2600:29:46
year old teacher was found raped and beaten to death in her00:29:47
bedroom00:29:50
the murderer took the driver's license out of00:29:52
the victim's wallet00:29:53
and left it on the table00:29:58
as the other victims she lived00:30:00
near the railway tracks00:30:04
her car a White Honda had been00:30:06
stolen00:30:10
genetic analyzes made it possible to00:30:11
confirm that SNCF had raped this00:30:13
woman00:30:16
now he was killing at an increasingly frantic rate00:30:21
one of our fears was that this00:30:24
man commit several murders in quick00:30:26
succession00:30:29
we have often been on serial killers00:30:32
like bandit Ted for example00:30:36
the pressure exerted on them becomes so00:30:39
heavy that they fall into very00:30:41
repetition mode and then produce a number of00:30:44
victims in an increasingly00:30:46
frequent interval short00:30:47
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the last two victims had been00:30:54
killed within a 24 hour period00:30:56
resnay seemed to have increased his00:30:58
pace00:31:12
a rail yard worker spotted00:31:15
the fugitive in flatorina texas00:31:17
halfway between houston and san andrew00:31:24
the police and the FBI00:31:41
at the Houston FBI office formed00:31:44
a special squad called00:31:45
the operation00:31:47
s more than 30 agencies were assigned00:31:50
exclusively to the party00:31:55
part of this operation consisted00:31:57
of two squads00:32:01
one of these squads was made up of00:32:03
homicide investigators in Syria00:32:05
they were analyzing the numerous murders and00:32:08
identifying evidence00:32:10
in the other squad there were these00:32:12
investigators specialized in searching00:32:13
for fugitives with the sole purpose was to00:32:15
find and arrest the sendes00:32:18
tried to find patterns of00:32:20
behavior in the suspect's past00:32:23
it was established that he moved according to00:32:25
the harvests across the country in00:32:27
the state of Washington he had followed the00:32:29
route of the avocado harvest in00:32:31
Florida he was there for the00:32:33
citrus harvest in kentucke and in North Carolina00:32:35
for tobacco picking00:32:39
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after identifying the farms where he00:32:43
could work and the addresses of00:32:44
his friends and family members00:32:46
the agents entered the ship00:32:49
we went to all the places where in00:32:52
our opinion the fugitive was likely00:32:54
to surrender by sending police00:32:56
to these people's homes they were discouraged00:32:58
from helping the fugitive00:33:03
unfortunately the suspect was moving00:33:05
quickly and without the help of people00:33:10
and his murderous spree was not about00:33:12
to stop either00:33:15
eight days after the murder of00:33:17
the Houston teacher00:33:19
we found in her car 500 km from00:33:21
her home near the Mexican border00:33:26
there was a knife inside00:33:29
but no recent trace00:33:33
right next to it was a railway line00:33:36
which had allowed the murderer to go00:33:39
God that's where00:33:48
in 1999 more than 35 police agencies00:33:52
to hunt Raphaël come down that we00:33:54
had nicknamed the railway killer00:33:56
when a crime seemed to have been00:33:59
his work the special agency brand Yang00:34:01
was called to investigate00:34:03
I received hundreds of calls from00:34:06
several police departments across the00:34:08
country00:34:09
I was asked to examine certain cases00:34:12
and determine if it could be the00:34:14
work of our suspect00:34:17
on June 15 the body of a 5100:34:20
year old woman and his father were discovered in00:34:22
their home in rural00:34:24
Goran, Illinois.00:34:27
Investigators from the sheriff's office00:34:29
believed that Resndes may have been00:34:31
the perpetrator of the double missile called00:34:36
from the scene of Scream.00:34:39
that we were at one of the00:34:40
other scenes in Texas there were two00:34:43
railroad tracks right behind00:34:44
this man's house00:34:47
the murderer had entered through a back window00:34:50
he had used a weapon found at the00:34:52
scene a rifle00:34:57
he had stole some trinkets and00:34:59
ate in the house00:35:07
but this time the murderer had00:35:10
not done that00:35:11
he had written a statement on the00:35:13
wall00:35:16
several people believed that this00:35:18
criminal was trying to convey a00:35:19
political message00:35:22
[Music]00:35:24
was not surprised because he had read the00:35:26
fugitive's incarceration files00:35:28
as well as his correspondence during these00:35:30
stays in prison00:35:32
it was not the first time when00:35:34
reading his political messages00:35:36
it was only additional proof00:35:38
that it was really him who had committed00:35:40
the last murders he was only00:35:43
manifesting the fantastic ideas he had00:35:45
harbored for a long time00:35:53
but the authorities knew that he was00:35:55
first and foremost a dangerous predator00:36:00
there was every reason to believe that he00:36:02
had gone to Goran by train and that he00:36:05
had left with the car of his00:36:06
victims car which was found the00:36:08
next day without km further south near the00:36:10
border of Kent00:36:13
all over the country police officers checked00:36:15
their unsolved investigations to see if00:36:17
the murders could not be00:36:18
attributed to00:36:20
the special agency Yang checked a00:36:23
clerk in Yoox Springs, Texas00:36:25
in October 1998 a woman had been00:36:29
beaten to death with an old iron00:36:32
although this murder had never been00:36:34
solved a careful investigation had been carried out00:36:36
and keep all the clues00:36:41
could very well be the author of this00:36:43
murder00:36:49
there were blows with a00:36:51
blunt object to an imagined life she had00:36:54
not been raped but her body00:36:56
had been covered with a sheet like the00:36:57
other victims in Examining the photos00:37:00
of this crime scene I noticed00:37:03
that the author of the murder had placed an00:37:05
identity card of the woman in clear view00:37:07
so that he could examine it at his leisure00:37:13
as the wanted murderer could00:37:14
be anywhere the FBI put the name00:37:17
of Raphaël Resndez on the list of the 1000:37:19
most wanted fugitives in the country00:37:21
these identification photos were00:37:23
printed on a poster as well as00:37:25
these 30 different aliases00:37:27
special agent Bobby hacker thus hoping to00:37:29
obtain new leads00:37:32
this allowed us to make the public00:37:34
more aware of this affair we gave00:37:36
the description of the fugitive and we were able to00:37:39
offer a reward of 50,000 dollars00:37:41
for the capture of rescens00:37:46
the news of the fila affair headlines00:37:47
all over the country00:37:50
in state of alert agents and00:37:52
police searched hundreds of00:37:54
freight cars and rail yards00:37:58
it was as if recent it had00:38:00
vanished00:38:05
in charge of the FBI office in Houston00:38:08
held press conferences to00:38:10
allow the news to circulate but00:38:12
he did not hide that the iron was00:38:13
difficult00:38:17
many of us have never had00:38:19
to do a case like that we have to deal00:38:21
with a lot of unknown data there00:38:23
is a lot of information to process and00:38:25
it is an investigation difficult for all00:38:26
agencies involved in the case00:38:29
it arouses media interest00:38:32
across the country00:38:34
the 8 murders attributable to a single00:38:35
murderer had the nation in turmoil00:38:39
the fugitive was cunning and extremely00:38:41
dangerous00:38:43
he moved easily everywhere in the00:38:45
country and could also cross the00:38:47
border as often as they00:38:49
wanted00:38:52
not a route or a thug like the00:38:55
others who go where the wind the same00:38:59
this man had a high intelligence quotient00:39:03
we needed help to capture him00:39:07
he s preyed on innocent victims00:39:09
while they slept and no one was00:39:12
really safe00:39:14
the reward for the fugitive's capture00:39:17
was also $125,00000:39:21
the FBI received calls from00:39:22
across the country00:39:24
at the end of the month In June, someone was00:39:26
recently seen in a homeless shelter00:39:28
in Louiseville,00:39:34
but the fugitive did not stay00:39:36
in the same place for long00:39:39
when the police arrived on site. He00:39:42
had already left.00:39:46
Sergeant Magborner of the00:39:48
Lexington Police Department in Kentucky, but the00:39:49
public on guard00:39:51
if you live near a railway line00:39:53
make sure your house is well00:39:55
lit check everything and see if there is00:39:57
anything unusual talk to your00:39:59
neighbors check the locks on your00:40:00
doors and your windows00:40:03
the calls continue to flow00:40:07
into the command post we received 317800:40:11
calls of these calls we retained 110000:40:14
leads in other words it was necessary to conduct00:40:17
research throughout the United States and00:40:19
Mexico00:40:22
at the FBI office the lead more00:40:25
interesting involved a relative that00:40:27
no one had heard of00:40:28
before00:40:29
the agents learned that resnds00:40:31
had a wife in Mexico00:40:35
the special agency Moby and Kurt followed00:40:37
this unexpected lead00:40:39
we heard about this00:40:41
legal wife of rescendes who had been00:40:43
interviewed by the Mexican media a00:40:46
local TV station had obtained a00:40:48
copy of this interview and broadcast it00:40:50
to us we then went to00:40:52
pick up this woman to bring her back to00:40:53
Houston with us and subject her to an00:40:55
interrogation which lasted two days00:41:00
the authorities were to learn as00:41:02
much as possible about snds these behaviors00:41:04
and places he had been staying00:41:14
in the last two or three00:41:17
years00:41:18
he had given her lots of jewelry00:41:20
and little figurines of00:41:23
angels00:41:24
he had also brought her a00:41:26
guitar00:41:27
[Music]00:41:29
we suspected that all these things00:41:30
came from crime scenes and we00:41:33
were in fact then able to demonstrate00:41:34
that they were linked to the homicides00:41:39
she stated that rsndes had come to00:41:41
Mexico very recently but that she00:41:43
had not seen him for several days00:41:45
she had accepted to collaborate with the00:41:47
police because she feared for the00:41:48
safety of her husband00:41:50
in Mexico bounty hunters00:41:52
were looking for him00:41:53
recent was a place to hide course00:41:58
on July 10, 1999 happy investigations00:42:02
on a message from albucker00:42:05
it was the fugitive's sister00:42:08
wanted to speak to the authorities00:42:12
as Jean-Marc Young tells us,00:42:16
the suspect's parents in Mexico00:42:18
had been approached by the00:42:20
police by bounty hunters and00:42:22
curious people,00:42:25
they didn't care how which he00:42:28
would arrest him dead or alive the important thing00:42:30
was the reward offered for his00:42:32
capture00:42:35
the sister of vincendes declared that he had00:42:37
called she feared that someone would00:42:40
attack him00:42:59
on July 12, 199900:43:01
Raphaël vessendez accepted to surrender to00:43:04
a Texas patrolman at a customs station00:43:13
in accordance with his sister's requests;00:43:14
authorities let him cross the00:43:16
border on foot and arrest him with a00:43:18
select team of00:43:21
the most fearsome serial killers00:43:23
in US history. Unis was thus00:43:25
taken into custody without there having been the00:43:27
slightest incident00:43:33
during the interrogation of the suspect by00:43:35
Mark Giang who revealed that he had committed 1300:43:38
murders, four of which we still did not know00:43:40
that he was the author of.00:43:43
He remembered all of them the smallest00:43:45
details of his crimes committed several00:43:46
years ago00:43:52
after speaking with him I called00:43:56
the police departments of the localities which were00:43:58
investigating these cases00:44:20
the question that the investigators were00:44:22
asking themselves was why did he00:44:24
commit these murders00:44:26
declared that he was killing to eliminate the evil,00:44:32
however, among these victims there was00:44:35
a doctor, a pastor and his wife, a00:44:38
professor and elderly people, all00:44:40
people appreciated by the community00:44:41
and loved by their family.00:44:48
The research to find Raphaël00:44:49
descended took 8 months of work to00:44:51
listen to hundreds of thousands of00:44:53
dollars00:44:55
in progress he tried to justify his00:44:57
crimes by pleading temporary insanity00:45:02
but in May 2000 he was00:45:04
found guilty of00:45:06
first degree murder00:45:08
4 days later Raphaël reessendez00:45:11
was sentenced to death00:45:14
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La force opérationnelle du FBI commence une chasse a l'homme internationale afin de retrouver un serial killer mexicain. De vraies affaires couvertes par le FBI et racontées à l'aide de reconstructions et d'interviews avec les représentants de la loi et des scientifiques judiciaires. True Crime Stories est la chaine parfaite pour obtenir votre dose quotidienne de documentaires criminels, de la vie carcérales aux serial killers en passant par les fraudes fiscales et les personnes disparues. Abonnez-vous ici: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPDruou4hhY4t-5WXiX9K6g Série: Dossiers FBI, Saison 5, Épisode 6, Sur Les Traces D'Un Meurtrier Contenu distribué par New Dominion Pictures à Little Dot Studios. Pour nous contacter, merci de nous envoyer un email à: [email protected].
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