All language subtitles for married_with_secrets_s02e06_serial_deception

Not many people venture out into the
swampy mangrove forest of South Florida.

It's better suited to gators, snakes,
and mosquitoes.

Very rural, very rustic. There's nothing
there.

You guys watch the Oliverston -Norton
fight last night? Norton won in a split

decision. No longer perfect.

They're afraid men picking up cans.

What the hell?

And as they go to stab one of the cans,
they almost stab something else.

What is that?

And as they get a closer look, it's
bone.

But it's not animal bone.

Is that a dead body? Human remains.

You should call the sheriff.

Investigators arrive on scene and
immediately get to work.

But the sweltering heat and wildlife
have taken a toll on the remains.

Dear God.

Legs that are still in blue jeans.

Arms that have been tied.

What they find makes them all sick.

Physically sick.

They were pretty well shocked.

So they really didn't know what they
were dealing with.

It was a summer for the ages, when
hippies rocked out at Woodstock.

Young people rallied to protest the
Vietnam War, and the first man landed on

moon. We came out of the 50s, post -war,
and it was sort of a time of growth and

a time of innocence.

Nobody worried about anything.

You left your doors unlocked.

You trusted people.

Hitchhiking was very prevalent.

There wasn't that fear.

especially females. They were
hitchhiking all over the country.

But that time of innocence, it came to a
standstill real fast.

Hey, how are you? 25 -year -old Leigh
Bonadiz has been fighting nonstop with

new husband.

I'm glad you came.

And she's desperate to confide in her
brother, Gary.

Arlo and I got into this huge fight last
night.

I don't even know how it started.

It's just, he's so controlling.

He texts on me all the time. It's like,
doesn't he know I'm busy at work?

Just give it a little time, Lee.

Marriage takes work.

Lee Bonnety, she was working as a
waitress. Her first marriage hadn't

worked out. There were a lot of
disappointments going on, and I think

have felt like her life was small.

Oh, but guess what?

I do have great news.

Yeah? I'm being recruited for this job.
He said I would be perfect for it. Yeah?

Young, pretty, good with people.

Um, what's the job?

It's top secret for the government.

Yeah, this sounds really sketchy.

It'll pay me more in one week than I
make here in three months.

Yeah, that sounds even worse.

She was contacted by some...

that said that he would help her get
this job as an undercover agent, and she

was going to have to go out of the state
to go to school.

Lighten up. This is the perfect
opportunity for me.

I'll even be able to travel all around
the world, places like the Caribbean.

She was told she could make as much as
$20 ,000 a month, which in the 70s was a

huge, huge amount of money.

How did you meet this guy?

I told you, I can't tell you.

Top secret.

But trust me.

Totally legit.

Order up, Lee.

Yeah.

A week later, Lee's parents get a call
from her husband, Arlo. Hey, yeah.

Canceling their dinner plans.

Lee isn't feeling well.

I think it's the stomach flu or
something that's going around.

Oh, that's too bad. You guys go have fun
without it.

Arlo, have her call us when she feels
better.

Hey, hey, honey, would you want to say
hi?

Poor thing. She can barely speak.

You know, I'll have her call you when
she's feeling better.

All right.

Have a good day.

Bye.

Family didn't think anything about it.
They just went on and had dinner and

didn't worry about it. Well, a week or
two later, nobody's heard from Lee.

Where is she? Where's my daughter, Arlo?
Look, Mr. Hayline, I haven't heard from

her in a couple weeks. A couple of
weeks?

You said she was sick. At that point, he
admitted that he actually wasn't

telling the truth, that Lee wasn't
really sick.

I don't know what happened to her.

His attitude was extremely cavalier. Oh,
well, she's done this before, but she's

always come back.

We've been arguing, and I figured she
needed some space, and she was staying

with some friends.

You'd better find my daughter.

You hear me? You better find my
daughter.

All right.

Fort Lauderdale Police. Sir, how can I
help you?

When Lee is still missing 24 hours
later, Arlo files a report at the Fort

Lauderdale Police Department.

My wife's been missing, and I don't know
what to think.

Where did you last see her?

When I left for work, it was a normal
day.

Say goodbye and we will see each other
later.

I'll be back by five.

Maybe we can play tennis. Wait, maybe,
but there's something I want to talk to

you about.

What is it now, Lee?

What do you want to talk about?

Why do you always act like this when I
say I want to talk?

Because I don't have time for this.

I'll talk to you later.

Arlo, come back.

As I got home, there was a note on the
door saying...

She went to Miami with some friends.

And what day was that?

September 8th, I think.

You mean your wife's been missing for
two weeks, and you're just coming in to

report it now?

I thought she needed some time away for
a while.

The investigators delved into her family
life, and this is when they found out

that she was not having such a good time
with her husband.

I guess you can say the married life
isn't what we thought it would be.

With no evidence of foul play,
investigators brush off her

But Lee's family fears the worst.

They hire a private investigator to
track down their daughter.

Where were you the day your wife
disappeared?

I was at work all day. My boss can tell
you that. One of the things you have to

determine first is, is the husband
telling you the truth?

Tell me about the relationship with your
wife.

I filed for divorce.

That should tell you everything.

That was quick.

I'm going to look around.

About a month after she was missing, her
husband filed for divorce from Lee.

You have to wonder whether he was
wanting Lee to disappear.

Still, investigators find no proof that
Arla was involved in Lee's

disappearance.

And the trail goes cold.

It's just a week before Christmas, and
22 -year -old Carmen Halleck is catching

up with her sister -in -law, Nancy.

Carmen, honey, how are you holding up?

I'm okay. I mean, some days are harder
than others, but I know Mom would want

to keep pushing forward.

Her mother had passed away. She was
having issues dealing with that.

Actually, can I ask your advice about
something?

Absolutely. Okay.

The waitress and part -time student is
also struggling financially.

What do you think?

I love it.

But that's all about to change.

Okay, what's this for? Do you have a hot
date?

Actually, it's for a new job. My teacher
recommended me for it. There was a

former teacher that she knew that was
offering her a job working for the

government, and Carmen was very excited
about this. I'm going undercover as a

narcotics officer. I get to travel to
South America. The pay is amazing.

This teacher made her all of these
promises of status and money. Who is

guy? I mean, how did you even meet him?

It's with all the questions.

He's my teacher. I trust him.

Nancy doesn't like the sound of it at
all. Oh, honey, you know I love you. I

just, I want to make sure you're making
good choices right now.

I know.

But Carmen has already made up her mind.
I'm okay. I promise.

I'll be fine.

Please just call me. Let me know you're
safe.

She felt this was going to work out for
her and this was going to be her new

life.

So when Carmen doesn't show up on
Christmas Day, Nancy is worried.

Carmen? No one had heard from Carmen,
but everyone expected her there for the

holidays.

You know deep down inside that something
awful has happened, but you pray that

it is not.

Carmen?

It's Christmas Day.

Carmen, honey.

And 22 -year -old Carmen Halleck is
nowhere to be found.

Carmen?

Carmen's sister -in -law wanders around
the house looking to see if anything is

amiss.

Hello? Carmen?

Carmen, honey, are you here?

Carmen?

Did you hear the sound?

Carmen.

She

found

Carmen's puppy, who looked like the
puppy hadn't been out in days, hadn't

fed, and there is absolutely no way that
Carmen would have neglected or

abandoned her puppy.

Have you been here the whole time?

Oh, God.

It's even more alarming when Nancy
notices the bathtub is full of water.

That really made clear that something
probably happened very suddenly and

unexpectedly to take her out of her
home.

Nancy rushes to the Fort Lauderdale
Police Department to report Carmen

I last saw her about a week ago.

She had told me about this bizarre job
offer.

She was going to meet the boss that
night.

I knew it was a bad idea and I told her.

The officer quietly takes note of the
similarity to the disappearance of Lee

Bonadiz. Really?

So now a pattern is starting to develop.
Law enforcement was convinced they had

a problem.

They just didn't have a suspect.

You have a current photo of her?

That's her.

We'll get this out to the patrol
officers.

We're going to do everything we can to
get her home safe, okay?

Thank you, officer.

until officers have more evidence that
something criminal has happened.

There's not much they can do.

Give me the FBI.

I need to talk to an agent about a
missing woman.

Just 15 minutes from Fort Lauderdale, 19
-year -old Teresa Dean and 25 -year

-old Gerard Schaefer are enjoying their
new life together as newlyweds.

Thank you, sweetie.

What would I do without you?

Gerard and Teresa met about a year
earlier.

He was working as a security guard and
she was working as a secretary, and he

really kind of swept her off her feet.
He was really charming.

Gerard lands a job at the local police
department.

You should make this uniform look good.

And Teresa couldn't be happier to stand
by her man in blue. All right.

What do you want me to make you for
breakfast this morning?

How about a little bit of this and a
little bit of that?

He was good -looking, clean, presented
himself very well, well -spoken. He had

high IQ.

I was thinking more like eggs and bacon.

He would take her sailing and take her
golfing.

He would write her poetry.

He was everything probably that she
dreamed about all of her life.

To save money.

The couple moves in with Gerard's mom in
Fort Lauderdale. Perfect.

Thank you, love.

You two going to the country club today?

We are.

Lunch and bridge at 2.

What about you?

Got me patrolling near the boardwalk.
Gotten so bad down there.

I have got to run. I'm sorry, but I love
you. As a cop, she had this social

status. I'm married to a cop.

Love you. Love you more.

And it was small community, so he was
known by everybody.

Uh, could I get some salt?

Yeah, sure.

On the streets of Wilton Manors, Gerard
quickly earns a

reputation for his strict traffic
control.

Ma 'am, you know how fast you were
going?

Oh, I don't know, officer. Maybe 25
miles an hour? You're actually going 35.

He gave more tickets out than any other
police officer.

And this is a school zone.

You've got to slow down or you could
hurt a child.

And I know you would never do that.

No, never.

Gerard Schaefer wore that badge proudly
because it was important to him.

He was a cop's cop.

Tell you what.

You promise me you'll never do it again,
and I'll let you go.

Oh, I promise, officer. Thank you.

Drive safe.

Thank you.

I'd like to make a toast.

Here's to my wonderful husband for
keeping our streets safe.

I'm so proud of everything that you've
accomplished.

We love you.

Cheers.

What's wrong?

Nothing. Just thinking about the case I
heard about the other day.

Another young girl's gone missing.

She had a two -year -old. Oh, it's
terrible.

22 -year -old waitress Belinda Hutchins
is looking for a fresh start.

She had a little girl, two years old.

She wanted a better life. So she tells
her family and she tells her husband

she has this great opportunity.

She was approached to work as an
undercover agent, and for Belinda, this

like a real step toward legitimacy.

I'll be back by nine.

She tells her husband goodbye. She tells
the baby goodbye. She gets in this car,

and she rides off into the sunset for
this great opportunity.

I love you.

Only she never came back.

How long has she been missing?

About a month now.

I just wish that there was something
more that I could do.

You've got to be careful out there.

Every day, there are young women getting
into cars with strangers and not coming

back home.

I just don't want anything to happen to
you.

He wanted to protect Teresa, to make
sure that she stayed safe.

Promise me you'll be safe.

I promise, honey.

You don't have to worry about me.

Just focus on your job.

The city needs you.

Ma 'am, you know how fast you were
going?

But by late spring 1972, Gerard's
overzealous concern for safety catches

him.

You want to see me, Chief?

Come on in, Schaefer.

Sit down.

I've been getting a number of complaints
about your patrol stops.

People were complaining that he was
beginning to harass motorists, that he

shouldn't have been.

Seems there's a number of women in town
think you're acting inappropriately.

Is it true?

You're asking them out on dates?

I would never do that. I am a happily
married man.

He had seemed to have ulterior motives
when he would make...

Traffic stops, arrests.

He always had a thing for the females
that he stopped.

Maybe I've come across a little strong
to make sure they listen to me, but I'm

just trying to keep them safe.

I understand you're also applying to
other departments.

You looking to go somewhere?

No, Chief. I like it here.

Just seeing what else is available.

I'm sorry, Gerard.

I'm going to need to ask for your badge
and your gun.

Sir, no, I... Your badge. You're making
him think.

And your gun.

No one wants to be blindsided,
especially the chief of police, so I got

It was a very down day for him to be
stripped of his badge. However,

it wasn't long before he was able to
reinstate himself with the job as a

sheriff in Martin County.

With so many new colleagues in Martin
County, Gerard really feels the need to

something special to distinguish
himself.

But his plan is about to go horribly
wrong.

Hey, Chief.

It's Deputy Schaefer.

You're going to be so mad at me.

I have done something really foolish.

Okay, Schaefer. This better be good.

Why on earth did you call me in on my
day off?

I made a big mistake, and I don't know
what to do about it. What mistake?

Well, there were these two young girls
hitchhiking, and they were going to get

themselves into trouble.

So I thought it would be best if I
taught them a lesson.

Deputy Sheriff Gerard Schaefer is
patrolling the Jensen Beach area.

I think I went there, like, a while ago.

When he spots two young women
hitchhiking on the side of the road.

Keep the girls headed.

Well, we're not causing any trouble,
officer. We're just going to the beach.

That's a couple miles from here. He was
just checking on them. That was what

Gerard did. He made sure that especially
young women were safe.

18 -year -old Nancy Trotter and 17 -year
-old Paula Wells are seeking an

adventure far from home.

Where are you girls from?

Michigan.

You look a little young to be doing that
sort of thing.

Two pretty girls like you can get into a
lot of trouble by getting into cars

with people you don't know.

Trust me, I've seen some bad things in
my day.

Well, we made it here just fine, and
everyone we've met's been really nice.

Yeah, we can really take care of
ourselves.

He talks to them about don't they know
how dangerous hitchhiking is. He even

tells them it's illegal.

Why don't you hop in and I'll give you a
ride?

Are you sure?

I'm a sheriff's deputy.

If I say it's okay,

you've got my word.

Great.

In the early 1960s, mid -1970s, young
people hitchhiked all across the country

all the time.

Buckle up.

And nobody worried about anything.

No kids would come to Florida, spend a
couple of days, and go back home.

Okay. Well, here we are.

Thanks for the ride.

Hey, I'll tell you what. My wife's got a
dentist appointment tomorrow, and I've

got some time to myself.

Why don't I take you two to Jensen Beach
and show you the site safely?

Sure. I don't see why not.

Okay. I'll pick you two up tomorrow.

Thanks. Thank you.

The next day, Saturday.

Shai from H. Trotter and Wells at the
designated area.

Thanks so much for picking us up.

Of course.

Only he's not in uniform this time.

With the girls in the car, Gerard can't
help himself.

You know, you got to be careful out
there. Once again, he lectures Paula and

Nancy on the evils of hitchhiking.

Somebody could pick you up and nobody
would ever know.

That's so heavy. Yeah, chill.

And when they laugh, that... really
offends him and makes him think that

not taking him seriously.

And at that point, Schaefer makes the
decision that he needs to really scare

them straight.

They go to Hutchinson Island.

In that time period, there was nothing
on Hutchinson Island. It was desolate.

And Schaefer tells them, get out.

He was really trying to teach them a
lesson.

But his entire plan falls.

own part it's not your job to teach them
a lesson it's your job to protect them

i know that now what happened well i
took them to the swamp and i left them

there you did what i know the area but
hitchhiking is so dangerous and i went

back to get them and they were gone
sheriff crowder says what do you mean

they're gone and he says well they're
gone what were you thinking i was really

worried about them and i wanted to scare
them to make sure that they never

hitchhiked again

I'm going to go try to fix this mess
because you decided to wake up this

and lose your damn mind.

Sorry, Chief.

I promise it won't happen again.

Bob hops in his car, races up A1A, and
he sees this girl that's still in

handcuffs. My name is Sheriff Crowder.

Everything is going to be okay, but I
need you to tell me what happened.

A policeman handcuffed my friend Nancy
and I and left us in the middle of the

woods. Okay, take a deep breath. Where
is Nancy? Is she okay?

I don't know. We ran in different ways.

Can you show me which way she went?

I'm going to take these handcuffs off of
you.

Paula leads the sheriff into the swamp,

but there's still no sign of Nancy.

In that moment, I think Sheriff Crowder
went, oh, I've made a gross

miscalculation.

Martin County Sheriff Robert Crowder is
speechless after finding 18 -year -old

Nancy Trotter and 17 -year -old Paula
Wells.

Nancy, I know that this is difficult,
but I need you to explain to me what

happened.

He was taking us to Jensen Beach, and
then everything was fine, and then he

freaked out. It was like he turned into
a completely different person.

The young women describe in grisly
detail how his new deputy, Gerard

is responsible.

Where are we?

Uh, this doesn't look like the beach, so
what are we doing here?

I'm going to teach you a lesson.

I told you all not to get in the car.

Okay, now we're going to start walking,
okay?

Move!

Move! Now!

These young girls thought they were with
a police officer who was lecturing them

about safety.

All of a sudden, they find themselves in
a horrifyingly dangerous situation.

After Schaefer handcuffs these two
girls, he gags them.

He puts nooses around their necks.

Shut up!

I tried to warn you two about the
dangers of getting into cars with

And look what's happened now. The nooses
are such that if you move too much one

way or another, you're liable to hang
yourself.

I can do...

I've got some boys down the road that
are interested in nice little girls like

you. You want that?

Schaefer told him he was going to sell
them into white slavery.

So now, you stay right here.

I'll be back for you.

They're in a panic.

If they lose their balance, they will
die a very violent, long...

and painful death.

But the girls don't give up so easily.

One of them figures out how to bend her
body back enough without falling off to

get the noose out from around her neck.

Then she figures out how to get the gag
off of her mouth.

If you saw it in a movie, you'd say it
was overdone, but it was one of those

miracles.

We need to split up. You go that way.

Okay. Okay.

Schaefer is arrested and charged with
false imprisonment and aggravated

I think it probably surprised everybody.

Especially when you look at Schaefer
himself.

I mean, he makes a very good appearance.

Gerard's wife, Teresa, can't believe her
husband is in jail for trying to help

these women.

Teresa completely stands by her husband,
and she is saying he was trying to do

the right thing.

Given Gerard's clean record and status
in law enforcement, he cuts the deal and

pleads guilty to just one count of
assault.

often happens, cases get negotiated, so
he's ultimately given a six -month

sentence.

Meanwhile, young women continue to
vanish in Florida.

Tell me about the last time you've seen
your daughter.

Well, she went to the beach with some
friends, Georgia Jessup and this guy

named Jerry.

On October 1st, 1972... We're going to
have a bonfire and play the guitar.

Lucille Place reports her 17 -year -old
daughter, Susan, has been gone for three

days.

All right, dear, gotta go.

Wait, honey, just a second.

Are you sure about this guy? I mean, he
seems a lot older than you. How did you

meet him again? My Aunt Sue was a
typical teenager and was...

going out and spending time with friends
and trying to find out who she was

going to be.

Mom, he's super chill, and Georgia will
be with me.

We'll be fine. Stop worrying.

You going to be home for supper?

I'm making meatloaf.

Cool.

Hey, babe.

Having fun?

Lucille, my grandma, she just thought,
you know what, this doesn't feel right.

I'm going to write down his license
plate number.

I had a really weird feeling when Sue
left, so I wrote down the license plate

number before they could pull away.

So why'd you wait three days to report
your daughter missing?

My daughter's been having a hard time
lately, and she was talking about

and Mexico.

I just thought maybe he needed time for
us.

Is that a picture of her?

Yeah.

Susan was last seen wearing jeans with a
Roadrunner patch, a blouse, and blue

suede shoes.

We'll do what we can to find the girl.

Looks like we're still together.

Let us know if she calls or comes home.

Can you make sure you check on this
license plate, please?

Absolutely.

They tried to track that, but it didn't
help them, and they didn't get a hit on

the car or on the plate.

And that led to essentially a dead end.

The case of Susan Place and Georgia
Jessup is filed away with the many other

missing women.

What the hell?

That is, until a heartbreaking clue is
unearthed two hours north.

What is that?

The sheriff's department responded and
found what appeared to be a shallow

with skeletal remains.

Over the next two days, they find two
upper torsos, 13 teeth, an arm bound

rope, and a leg inside a pair of blue
jeans.

The remains turned out to be two
females.

An important piece of evidence was a
jawbone.

that had what appeared to be a hole in
the jawbone, and so the cause of death

was probably by a gunshot wound.

In Oakland Park, Lucille Place is still
looking for her daughter Susan and the

man named Jerry who took her to the
beach.

Her attempts to keep hope and to keep
looking were very difficult the more

went on.

Lucille refuses to give up her search,
and weeks later, Her tenacity paves off.

My grandma was looking at the license
plates and had a light bulb go off.

She made the connection that the plate
that she saw must have been registered

a different county. So she immediately
went to law enforcement.

They found that it was registered to
Gerard Schaefer.

Jerry Shepard is actually Gerard
Schaefer.

So I want you to take a really good look
at these.

Do you recognize the man that picked up
your daughter?

That's him.

I'm sure of it.

She finds out that Gerard Schaefer is in
jail.

She finds out that he's committed a
crime, that he'd been a police officer,

she had to really be very confused and
even more worried at this point.

Do you recognize this?

One of the females had a patch that was
actually sewn on the jeans of the

cartoon figure, the Roadrunner.

Susan, where is she?

Ma 'am, I'm so sorry.

Oh, no.

Oh, not my baby.

I can't imagine how heartbreaking that
moment must have been for my grandma.

But how could Schaefer have killed Susan
and Georgia if he was already in jail?

Schaefer, you made bail.

Open cell three.

Turns out he posted bail in early
September and did not report to serve

sentence until January of 1973.

So there was a window of opportunity
when he was not yet incarcerated when he

could have committed this crime.

At rapid speed.

Investigators get a warrant to search
Schaefer's home.

What they find causes a firestorm that
Florida has never encountered before.

Detectives swarm Gerard Schaefer's home,
looking for any evidence connecting the

former deputy to the murders of Susan
Place and Georgia Jessup.

That was a fairly large home.

And so we searched for quite a long
time, and we really hadn't come up with

anything to necessarily tie him in.

And so it was becoming frustrating.

I think I found his secret porn
collection.

Schaefer was very much into pornography,
and they found in some of his

pornographic magazines a document.

I went over and started flipping through
the magazines, and a two -page document

fell out.

He went on to describe about taking
girls in pairs, saying that they were

wary when traveling in pairs.

Well, we're not causing any trouble,
officer. We're just going to the beach.

It may be more preferable to bind and
gag the victims before taking them to

their place of execution.

Yeah.

So that was a very, very incriminating
piece of evidence because that was

written in his own handwriting.

And that's not all investigators find.

Hidden in the closet is an antique
trunk.

The trunk for law enforcement was a
goldmine.

Now we got something.

They find all kinds of jewelry.

They find...

Gold teeth.

There's a ton of them in here. It's a
damn trophy box.

And they realize that they're dealing
with somebody who is completely

preoccupied with and fetishizes
murdering and torturing women.

On May 18, 1973, just two weeks before
he was to be released from jail,

Schaefer is charged with the murders of
Susan Place and Georgia Jessup.

He pleads not guilty.

His wife, Teresa, does all she can to
defend her man.

I've missed you so much.

What is going on?

The newspapers are just saying such
awful things about you. You can't

any of it. It's all a huge mistake.

I know.

I know.

And I just wish you could come home.

Teresa didn't believe it. He couldn't
have done these things. He wasn't that

kind of man. He was kind. He was loving.
He could not have...

hurt anyone.

It's all going to be over soon. I'll be
home with you and mother.

I love you.

I love you too.

At trial, the prosecution lays out
Schaefer's insidious double life.

Along with Robert Stone, assistant
attorney Philip Shaler argues that after

Nancy Trotter and Paula Wells escape,

Gerard is on a war path for revenge.

And he's going to take it out on Susan
Place and Georgia Jessup.

So where is the speech you were telling
us about?

It's right around the corner. It's the
perfect place to jam.

Oh, lead the way.

After you two, just down the path.

Right on. The testimony that we put on
was a detailed painting what the scene

was like out there on Hutchison Island.

And he wrote in great detail about how
you tie them up, how you put the noose

around them, how you shoot them. Pretty
clear picture of his modus operandi.

I'm going to let you girls in on a
little game I like to play.

It's called who's going to live and
who's going to die.

So it's your choice that only one of you
is going to live.

He mentally tortured them. He physically
tortured them. He emotionally tortured

them. I should use my knife.

Yeah? Would you like that? after
taunting them for hours. Maybe I'll just

to use my gun.

Police believe he strangles Georgia
Jessup and shoots Susan Place in the

He then dismembers them and buries their
bodies in a shallow grave.

For my grandparents and for my dad and
having to sit and listen to

what he...

did to them and how he killed them i
can't imagine how difficult that would

been he was smug i mean he actually had
a look of confidence on his face a smile

on his face i don't think there was any
way shape or form that he in his own

mind felt he was going to be convicted i
i didn't do it i don't think the state

has proved that i did it in any way and
the testimony of my witnesses conjured

counteracted the testimony of the other
witnesses.

In September 1973, the jury finds Gerard
Schaefer guilty of murder.

He is sentenced to life without parole.

At that particular time in Florida, we
couldn't seek the death penalty.

If there was ever a case that deserved
the death penalty, this was a case.

For my grandma, knowing that he was
still alive in prison, she never felt

there was truly that justice.

For Susan.

As for the items found in Schaefer's
trunk, investigators trace a charm

to Lee Bonadiz.

Her body is found in Boca Raton in 1978.

Schaefer is never charged with her
murder.

Gold -capped teeth and a shamrock pin
are determined to belong to Carmen

And an address book is linked to Belinda
Hutchins.

Their bodies are never found, and
Schaefer is never charged with their

Overall, police believe that Gerard
Schaefer is responsible for killing more

than 30 women.

Schaefer wanted to fool everyone into
thinking, oh, I'm innocent.

Move now!

Keep walking, move!

But he also wanted to brag and gloat and
be the Beth there ever was at being a

serial killer.

It has been my mission that these girls
never, ever be forgotten again.

And their screams will never, ever be
silent again.

Teresa files for divorce soon after the
verdict.

22 years later, 49 -year -old Gerard
Schaefer is stabbed to death by a fellow

inmate. The fact that my grandma had a
role in stopping other families from

having to go through what we're going
through brings me a sense of pride for

she was and a little bit of peace.