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- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

- Yeah, this is what
I do with women.

- ♪ Don't you think? ♪

♪ I've been watching
this clock all night ♪

- I use my charm,
use my good looks.

- ♪ It hasn't changed ♪

- Very tall, very handsome.

- He was definitely
an attractive man.

- ♪ Maybe tomorrow
will never come ♪

- Very nice.
Very well-spoken.

- I fell very much in love
with Wade.

- ♪ The beating heart... ♪

- I was gonna get
married to him.

- I like tattoos.

To me, it was just attractive.

I almost thought
I could fix him.

- I guess you know what comes
across my mind--murder.

Just murder, murder.

Just kill, kill, kill.

- He's white.
He's about 6' 2".

He's got tattoos.
He's shirtless.

Said he killed some people.

- Oh, there is blood

all on the inside
of the passenger seat.

- And, um, I choked her out

so she couldn't breathe
anymore.

I was on a rampage
at this point.

- We needed to find
Wade Wilson right away.

- Face the fucking car, man--
- Fuck you!

- I stand here today
to announce the indictment

of Wade Steven Wilson
for the murders

of Kristine Melton
and Diane Ruiz.

- This case exploded
onto the social-media scene.

- To Wade Wilson.
- Wade Wilson.

- Wade Wilson.

- Even though he committed
two brutal and awful murders.

- Once in a while,
a case comes along

where you truly have
an absolutely evil person,

and this is one
of those cases.

- When I get that way,
I become the devil.

- It was a Sunday night.

And they called it
Sunday Funday at the Buddha.

Everybody went
to the Buddha on Sundays.

It was pretty much a ritual.

So me and Wade went together.

- Sound speed.

- Mila Montanez,
Wade's girlfriend at the time.

Hi.

I am used to kind of dating
the bad boys.

Very tall, very
handsome, clean-cut,

except for his tattoos.

I like tattoos, so I was--

It wasn't scary.

A lot of people would be like,
oh, that sounds scary.

To me, it was just attractive.

- It wasn't more than
maybe two or three minutes,

and I bumped into Mila.

Hey, Mila, what are you doing?

And then she introduced me
to her boyfriend, Wade.

My first impression was, run.

The hair on my neck stood up.
I got a terrible feeling.

And I made a comment like,

you better take care
of my girl, you know.

This is my best friend.
You better take care of her.

And he's like, oh, don't worry.
I got your girl.

- Wade always found a way
to get drugs.

Wade was, like, a drug-sniffer
dog or something.

And so same with the Buddha--
he walked around,

found somebody with drugs
that interests him,

and he asked me to go
with him.

And to me, that sounded
like a nightmare.

So he keeps persisting
that he wants to go.

And then I start
getting irritated.

No, when I really put
my foot down, no,

I saw that he was upset.

Once he realized I was not
gonna go do drugs with him,

he needed to find some people
that would.

Then all of a sudden, I saw him
leaving for the door.

- And I was like, Mila,
was that your car?

And she was like, yeah.

I'm like, why aren't you in it?

She's like, I don't know.
Wade just left me here.

- I don't even care anymore.

I'm gonna go to sleep, get
my car back in the morning.

I'm totally done
with this relationship.

The next morning, I woke up
to thousands of phone calls.

- I need to find you.

I need to come
get you right now.

- What's chilling about it is,
he had just murdered somebody.

- And I could tell that he was
starting to get angry,

aggressive, starting to call
me all kinds of names.

And, like--

and doing his back-and-forth
thing that he does.

I miss you, sweetheart.

I'm so sorry
I left without you.

- So I said, will you
just meet me at the spa?

I've got this little spa
down the street.

It's mostly couples' massages
and facials

and stuff like that.

Wanted to be a nurse.
Changed my mind.

So I ended up back
to owning the spa.

And so he pulls in
in a car we had never seen.

- This is not her car.
What is going on?

I never thought
that he was gonna attack her

in the parking lot.

That's when he tried
to grab her

and tried to pull her
into the vehicle.

This is broad daylight.

And I just froze,

and I immediately called 911.

- There's a man grabbing
a woman in our parking lot.

He has no shirt on,

and he has tattoos
all over his body.

- He grabs me by the hair.

And we just fall to the ground.

He starts punching me,
biting me.

I think he was hoping
to knock me out,

'cause he got me
really good right in the nose,

and blood just went everywhere.

You could hear the sirens.

You could hear
they were coming.

Wade took off in the car.

I was terrified.

I was upset that I didn't help.

I was scared.

- Come here.
What happened?

Officer.

- My boyfriend beat me up

right in front of the spa.

- My name is Tim McCormick.

I was on regular routine patrol
that morning.

Her face was bloodied
and swollen,

and her clothes
were covered in blood.

- He got a really good
punch in, where--

When he had to swing,
he had to let go of me.

I had no choice but to think
he was gonna kill me.

There was
absolutely no emotion

behind those eyes at all.

I fell in love
with the same eyes.

Younger guys
didn't interest me at all.

He was interested
in only me, it seemed.

And then it wasn't
too long into it

that I said we should find
a house together.

And so we eventually
moved in together.

I really thought
that he might be the one.

I couldn't imagine
things going so south.

- Bike 5,
I'm at Joe's Crab Shack

in the parking lot.

Amy lured him back so that we
had a chance to apprehend him.

She said he was in the parking
lot at Joe's Crab Shack

across from the spa.

- I was surprised
he was there, period,

because pretty stupid move
on his part.

Copy, I'm 10-12.

Hmm?

I'll explain to you when
my partner gets here, okay?

- Yeah.

- Hmm?

- About this morning.

Hmm?

- I knew the conversation
wasn't gonna go well

because he wouldn't roll
his window down past--

I don't know--3 inches.

Is the car running?
Shut the car off for me.

- It's off.
- It's off?

I'm gonna detain you...

until I figure out...

what exactly is going on.

- Wade, you don't want
any trouble from me.

Okay.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

So I'm gonna have you step
out of the car,

and I'm gonna detain you.

Not arrest, detain you
right now, okay?

And I can't have any problems.
You understand me?

His nonverbal cues
were basically stating

that he wanted nothing to do

with discussing
the situation with me.

Carotid artery was going at,
you know, 100 miles a minute.

- No.

I have to detain you.

By our procedures,
I have to detain you.

Hmm?

Because of the battery
this morning.

There wasn't any battery?

Okay.

That's when I think
he made the decision

that it was time for him
to get out of the situation.

Relax.

Let me see the keys to the car.

Let me see the keys to the car.

- Keys.

Keys.

- Wade, we're not gonna have
any problems.

Just give me the keys
to the car.

- Wade.

- All right.

- Just wait
till my partner gets here.

L41, gonna need
a couple more units.

Don't go anywhere.

Hey!

- Alpha DD, we're en route.
We're near you.

- He's taking off, Fort Myers.

Just ran a stop sign.

He's going up towards McGregor.

- What's
the vehicle description?

- Black Nissan Versa.

I'm off of him.

Alpha 8, we're off of him.

I'm just looking to see
if he's in the area.

The reason we didn't pursue
him or go after him,

we had misdemeanor battery
as a charge.

Plus, policy and procedure
with the police department is,

we don't pursue.

- Wade kept calling me
persistently after that.

I just want to kiss you
on the forehead

and tell you what I had done.

And, Mila, I wasn't trying
to hurt you.

I was just trying to get you
in the car.

Why were you not cooperating?

Why wouldn't you just get
in the car?

Why did you make me hit you?

- Baby, why the hell
do you want to kill me?

What the fuck is up with that?

Nobody was taking it as serious
as they should have.

But, also, nobody knew
what had just happened

and what was about to happen.

Oh, there is blood.

- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

- I have a feeling
that she's in this car.

- ♪ Don't you think? ♪

- 911, what is your emergency?

- I have a very unstable man
at my office.

The gentleman's name is Wade,
Wade-something.

- How did he arrive?
- In a black car.

In a black little
four-door car, Nissan car.

He's got tattoos.
He's shirtless.

He said he killed some people.

And he just hurt a girl.

- Is he white,
Black, or Hispanic?

- He's white.
He's about 6' 2".

He has tattoos.

He's not wearing
a shirt right now.

- About how old is he?

- I would say 25.

- Okay.
Do not approach the person.

An officer will be dispatched
as soon as possible.

- You guys are on.

- Are you the caller?
Are you who called us?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Okay.

- They received a telephone
call from a gentleman

by the name of Joshua Lukitsch
from Matteo's Graphics.

- Wade Steven Wilson,
that's the guy's name.

- Okay.
- You guys got him?

- How do you know Wade?

- He's just a friend
of a friend.

He was here and talking
about how he killed somebody

last night and stole her car.

- And stole her car?
- Stole a car.

I don't know.

That's it, you know?
- Got ya, okay.

We do have a Nissan

in the back fenced-in area
over here.

- Car's locked.

There is a blood drip
on the grill.

- When they arrive,
they look into the car,

and they see
that there is some blood

on the inside of the vehicle.

- See that?
- Yeah.

- And right there?

- Wait, go back
to what you said.

- These little drips?

- You don't think
that's coffee?

- I don't think so.

- They ran the tag of that car,

and they saw it belonged
to a Kristine Melton.

- Kristine Melton was
a 35-year-old young lady,

who was--
she was a waitress.

She had just come down
from the state of Illinois

with her family.

- She had a cat named Monty
that she was very fond of.

And they just--everybody
had nothing but nice things,

really, to say about Kristine.

- I have a feeling
that she's in this car.

- They went ahead and broke
the driver's side window.

- Oh, there is blood

all on the inside
of the passenger seat.

Pop that trunk.
Nothing?

Nope.

- We needed to find
Kristine Melton right away.

I am Trish Bell.

I was the lead detective
in the Wade Wilson case.

We called
her emergency contact,

who put us in contact

with her best friend,
Stephanie Johnson.

They had gone out that night
to the Buddha bar.

They met a gentleman--
or a man.

Identified himself as JR.

She identified him
as Wade Wilson

from a photo lineup.

They had left the bar with JR

and that had eventually
gone back to her house.

It was around 5:00
in the morning.

Stephanie left in her car,

and so it left Kristine Melton
and Wade Wilson alone,

alive and well.

We had officers that were
at her house break the door

and go inside,

and that's
when we located her.

She was discovered wrapped
in some blankets and bedding.

You really couldn't see her,

but you could tell there was,
like, a body in a hallway

exiting her bedroom.

He choked her out
and killed her by asphyxiation.

And then possibly
after her death,

he sexually assaulted her
with objects

that he found within the home.

Wade Wilson was in a rage
for that day,

and we didn't think
he was going to stop.

- Right after it happened,
I was interrogated.

I didn't even know

that he went home with a girl
at that time.

I just thought he stole my car

with the guy
he was gonna go do drugs with.

I was so tired.
I was still hurt.

My nose was still bleeding.

Every time I would cry,
my nose started bleeding again.

- Mm-hmm.

He's been in and out of jail
his whole life.

He had a rape in Tallahassee

that a jury found him
not guilty,

a beating and everything,
brutal kidnapping, all that.

I almost thought
I could fix him.

One time, he grabbed me
by the hair

and started banging my head
against the headboard.

He drug me into the shower,
turned the shower on,

and continued to beat me
under the shower.

And then he just sat
on the toilet

and kind of just watched me,

almost like a demon
took over him, and then left.

- What does he say?

I kept asking,

so we don't know if this girl
is okay or not yet?

- The whole thing just kind
of really hit me that--

just surreal...

to be able to absorb that
somebody you were in love with

was capable of doing
anything like that.

- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

♪ Don't you think? ♪

♪ Start the clock, yeah ♪

♪ Cut the wire ♪

♪ Baby, let me feed
this darkest desire ♪

- 911, what is your emergency?

- I would like to file
a missing persons report.

- Right around the same time,

there was
a missing person report.

- She was walking
to work, okay?

And never made it to work.

Her purse was found,

and she is nowhere
to be found.

- Okay.
And who is that to you?

- That is my fiancée.

- Which ended up
to be Diane Ruiz.

Is it possible for these two
to be connected?

Did Wade Wilson do something
to this woman, too?

She hadn't returned home, and
that was out of the ordinary.

- Her phone is not
in her purse that they found.

And I have called it
numerous times,

and it goes straight
to voicemail.

- Okay, we're going to get
an officer to you, okay?

- Thank you very much.

- My name is Nicholas Jones.

I'm a detective with the
Cape Coral Police Department,

and I was assigned

to the Diane Ruiz
missing person case.

So I kind of left
Detective Bell

with the rest
of our violent crimes unit

and started this
missing person investigation.

- Diane--I think "loyal" would
be a good description of her.

She was very close
to her fiancé,

was a wonderful mom.

She had a son and a daughter.

And she worked
at the Moose Lodge

and was a bartender there,

had lots of friends.

She was very close to work.

She lived very close
from her house to work.

It was a short walk.

And where her purse was found

was on that path.

- We were waiting
for some search dogs

and aviation unit
with the sheriff's office

to come help
search a wooded area

where her purse was located.

- There was never
a night where

we didn't kiss each other
good night.

And I'm missing
that right now.

- Diane Ruiz's family
are still reeling

from the sudden disappearance
of the 43-year-old woman.

And her son, Brandon Cuellar

wants the nightmare
to be over.

- I want my mother
to come home.

That's my mother.

- I was sitting in the car,
and I got an email

from the phone company

with Diane Ruiz's
phone records.

I noticed that there were
two phone calls that were made

right after she had gone
missing.

I recognized the phone number

of Wade Wilson's
girlfriend, Mila.

- We knew that Wade
had Diane's phone.

So that just made us believe
even stronger

that he had killed her as well.

- My heart kind of just sank

that we now have a second
death investigation...

Kristine Melton, Diane Ruiz.

- I think he was just frantic,
on a murdering high.

So, in the sequence of events,

he leaves Melton's house
at 7:10.

He batters Mila
at almost 9:00 a.m....

And then Diane Ruiz at 9:45.

He's just a psychopath killer

that likes to harm women.

We needed to find
Wade Wilson right away.

- All bets are off.

Everybody's involved, multiple
agencies trying to locate him.

- All right.

- We made contact with his
bio father, Steve Testasecca.

- And she said,
do you know where he's at?

And I said, no, I don't know
where he's at.

And she said,
have you heard from him?

I said, yeah.

- He said that he received
a call from Wade,

and he was acting
almost boastful and proud.

- And I'm hearing this man
that I created--

helped create...

telling me the details

of all these things...

with joy in his voice,
you know?

It made me want to throw up.

- Said that he killed two women

and that he was hiding
in a house

close to where he had ran
from us originally.

- He's like, Dad, I need you
to come get me.

I'm in trouble.

I said, listen, you got
to tell me what's going on.

And he started from the top.

Just the details that
he went into about Kristine--

they had sex, and she
fell asleep on the bed.

Got on top of her
and choked her to death.

I hadn't even heard about...

Diane's situation yet.

But just the details that
he went into about Kristine,

you know, rolling her up
in the bedding

and tying her up
and dragging her down,

trying to get her to the car,
but he couldn't.

She was too heavy, you know?

Hearing him describe
those things to me...

I can't explain that feeling,
you know...

from your kid,
you know, your son.

I knew Wade's mom.
She got pregnant.

I was 15.
She was 14.

And then I got
in some trouble.

And I ended up

doing eight months
in a juvenile program.

And I got a legal document

saying that she was...

putting him up for adoption.

I couldn't do
anything about it.

All I could think about--

just that innocent kid,
you know?

And I just was--
in my mind, was like,

how did we get here?

You know what I mean?
How did we get here?

Because he wasn't raised
like that.

His adoptive family--
they're solid people,

good people, hardworking,
honest Christian people.

- This is his son,
and he loves him,

but he's already admitting
that he's killed two women,

and he's afraid
of what more would happen

if he didn't call us.

- I knew he enjoyed it.

I knew...

he wanted me to feel--

I don't even think
intentionally,

he wanted me
to feel his excitement.

I just feel like he just was
so amped up talking about it.

I don't want to say joy,

just adrenaline, maybe,
you know?

He wanted me to feel that.

- He cooperated
and ultimately got Wade Wilson.

Said he would send him an Uber,

and that's how he got
the address

to where Wade Wilson
was located.

- All right, buddy, I'm going
to go do it down here.

- Okay. That's cool.
- Come on here, buddy.

- Wade Wilson came
out of the house

and surrendered
to law enforcement

without any incident.

- It's a hard decision,
I promise you.

And it's the worst decision
I've ever had to make.

- Face the fucking car, man.
Spread your feet.

- You know, fuck you, man.
both: Fuck you.

- Yeah. Yeah.

- I don't care
what anybody says.

It doesn't bother me,
because I know in my heart

that I did the right thing.

You know, I made
the right choice.

- I'm gonna put
some new handcuffs on you.

So, if you do
anything stupid,

I'm gonna slam you
on your face.

- Do I look stupid?

You can slam me on my face
if you want to--I don't care.

I'm not gonna do nothing.
- All right.

- But you don't
have to threaten me.

I didn't do shit to you.
- Wade, man, come on, stop.

- Watch your neck, man.
Nope.

Put it in this way.
Yep, I just don't want--

- Now the question
then became,

was how we were going
to put this together

and what we needed in order to
have a successful prosecution.

- You can move those
to the front.

It was probably 12:30, 1:00.

He starts by asking me
to take off his handcuffs.

He says he'll tell me
whatever I want to know.

- All right, I'll make it work.
Thank you.

- Promise?
- Can I just take them off?

I'll be cool.
- No.

And I decline that offer.

I think he would have tried
to escape.

I do believe that he probably
would have attempted

to do something
if he got his cuffs off.

He just murdered two women.

I'm another woman
in the room with him.

Are you questioning me
for something?

- Throughout the interview,

he tries to control
the interview.

He always thinks he's the
smartest person in the room.

He thinks that he's gonna get
one up on you.

He thinks he's charming and
that he can charm any female.

- Mm-hmm.

- Hey.

- He does have a presence
about him.

It's almost like when
you're watching a scary movie

and you're just waiting
for something to happen.

And that's kind of how I felt
through the whole interview.

- He was a difficult
interview, yeah.

There was a lot of patience
in that interview.

- Mm-mm.

Mm...

- I interviewed Wade Wilson
for a couple hours.

It could have gone longer,

but he wasn't going to give me
any more information.

And then we executed
a search warrant for his DNA,

and we took
some pictures of him,

looking for injuries
and stuff like that.

- At the same time,

I'm still looking
for Diane Ruiz.

- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

- I didn't know where she was.

- ♪ Maybe tomorrow
will never come ♪

- Tonight, continuing coverage
of the disappearance

of Diane Ruiz

and the death investigation
of Kristine Melton.

- Friends and family prayed
for Diane Ruiz's safe return.

- A lot of man-hours and time

is being put
into both of these,

and they're both being taken
very seriously.

And we've also used
outside resources.

- It is really chilling
to see him--

you know, just knowing he was
right in front of my house.

- Abbott says his
home-security footage

shows the black Nissan
police were looking for

speeding down his street.

- Kind of the scary thing--

you don't know
if the body was in there.

- We had search parties out.

We were searching
any wooded area

in that vicinity

of where her cell phone
was pinging,

any vacant homes,
anywhere that--

hide a body.

- It was two days
after he was arrested,

I got a call
from that same detective.

And she asked me, she said,

do you think
that Wade would talk to you?

And I said, yeah,
I think he'll talk to me.

And I asked her why.

And she said, you know, we're
searching for Diane's body,

and we can't find her.

So the next day,
I went in to visit him.

- At that time,
he was in a suicide suit.

He had threatened to commit
suicide while over there.

It's a large green suit.

It goes over your head
and shoulders.

We call it a turtle suit,
because it does--

it looks like,

you know, someone
in a turtle shell, basically.

He looked at me, and he said...

Dad...

did you turn me in?

- When I say that to you...

I said, listen...

You know, the second woman--

I said, you know
she has two kids, right?

- I want my mother
to come home.

That's my mother.

- He had tears in his eyes.

And he said,
well, what do I do?

I said,
you tell the truth, son.

I said, you tell the truth.

- Yeah.

He asked me, you know,
will you tell the detectives

to come talk to me?

And I'll tell them the truth.

- Diane Ruiz's cell phone

had pinged off of cell towers
in this area.

So we concentrated our search
for a couple of days

without any luck.

And then we had--

two of our officers
were eating lunch

in the vacant field over here.

And while
they were eating lunch,

they noticed that there was
a buzzard flying around.

And they watched that buzzard,
you know, drop down

into the vacant field
behind me.

And they went and took a look,

and, sure enough, that's
when they found Diane Ruiz

in the bushes.

Her pants had been partially
removed from her body.

And she was in stages
of decomposition

from being there
for a couple of days.

It was probably two hours
into the scene now

that I get a phone call

from the Lee County
Sheriff's Office

telling me that, hey,

Wade Wilson asked for you
to come over here.

He wants to talk to you.

He didn't know
at that point that I--

or we had already found
Diane Ruiz,

so I just played along.

So the very first thing
that he had told me was,

is that he wanted me

to provide him with a hamburger
and French fries.

And he would, in turn, show me

where Diane Ruiz was located.

- I knew that that
wasn't going to happen,

but I didn't want to tell him
that at first.

I wanted to find out more,
you know, details, like I said,

about what actually happened.

- He said in his confession
he was looking for someone.

And when he saw her,
he said, oh, that's her.

I'm gonna get her.
I'm gonna kill her.

- Good afternoon, everybody.
Thank you so much for coming.

I am State Attorney Amira Fox.

And I stand here today

with Cape Coral Police Chief
Dave Newlan,

Detective Bell,
and Detective Jones,

and our teams
from both our offices

to announce the indictment
of Wade Steven Wilson

for the murders
of Kristine Melton, age 35,

and Diane Ruiz, 43,

both of Cape Coral.

Once in a while,
a case comes along

where you truly have
an absolutely evil person,

and this is one of those cases.

- We do this because
of victims and their families

in front
of a worldwide audience

to make sure that
that evil killer

got the penalty that we thought
was the appropriate penalty.

- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

- And this is one
of those cases.

- ♪ Something 'bout this
just isn't right ♪

- We've gained
enough worldwide fame.

You're talking about who's
the most famous right now.

It's me.

- Wade Wilson...
- For Wade Wilson...

- Wade Wilson.

- This case exploded.
- This went worldwide.

- To Wade Wilson.
- Wade Wilson.

- He had girls
all around the world

writing him, sending him money.

- At one point,
a GoFundMe account was set up.

- Wilson has received
over 3,900 messages.

- I love you so much, baby.

Baby, you know we can still
get married, right?

- ♪ Sweet-talking devil ♪

♪ We're a perfect match ♪

♪ When everything
is burning down ♪

♪ Sweet-talking devil ♪

♪ When you whisper,
all my angels ♪

♪ They don't come around ♪

- ♪ Sweet-talking devil ♪

♪ Sweet-talking devil ♪

- ♪ When you say you mean it ♪

♪ I believe it ♪

♪ Even though your words
are always lies ♪

- ♪ Sweet-talking devil ♪

- ♪ They don't come around ♪