So you said adios, I don't need this peppy, I'm on the next bus.
For a while.
What changed your mind?
The $50,000 MX bill I accumulated.
So now you're back to work.
Now I watched part of this film this afternoon.
Like the first 45 minutes.
That's pretty good, you know.
Were you scared?
I was, you know, the guy who plays your husband.
I haven't seen the rest of the film, but I hope something awful happens to him.
To the character or to Bill?
Well, no, not to the guy.
Yeah, to the guy.
I hope he gets a really bad case of the flu.
Why?
No, to the character.
Because he's just evil and kind of doughy.
You know one of those spongy kind of...
In my hands he is.
But you also, you're no princess in that film.
No, I'm no angel.
Is that fun to be that way in a film?
Sure it is.
Yeah?
Yeah, you get to act like a man and get away with it.
Is that what that is?
A lot of women in the audience, obviously.
And you do get away with the whole thing in the end.
Oh, geez.
You live here in New York City?
Yes.
Keep going.
Sort of.
What do you mean sort of?
You know Chelsea?
Chelsea is an area downtown from here.
You know where the Manhattan mini-storage is?
I've heard of the Manhattan mini-storage.
That's where I live.
You live there?
Yes.
Is it one of those warehouse places where you keep old record albums and sofas, right?
That's where I keep my life right now because I've been on the road doing it.
Are you from this part of the country originally?
Philadelphia.
Oh, Philadelphia.
And do you have struggling actor stories of living and working in New York City?
Well, no, because on my first audition I got my job so I didn't have to struggle too much.
Well, you know, that's no fun.
You've got to change it now.
Everybody hates you.
I struggle in retrospect.
Because nobody has that kind of success.
It's got to be, you know, you came here when you were five and you auditioned for like 11 years before you got anything.
You worked as a waitress, tending bar someplace.
I did tend bar.
Really? Where about?
The Kamikaze Club.
Oh, yeah, sure, the Kamikaze.
Yeah, yeah.
You did?
Oh, yeah, Paul and I are down there every Wednesday.
On leather night, maybe?
On leather night?
Yes, that's right, leather night.
That's when Paul and I go down.
And who, you knew Bruce Willis in those days?
He was, yes, he was a friend and he was my partner at the bar.
In the bar?
Yes.
Was that fun?
Did you guys get along well?
Yes, as long as I kept up my end of the stealing process.
Because then, oh, it's a given, bartenders steal money.
It's your job.
Wow.
You get people drunk and then you take their money when they're not looking.
You know, it's the golden rule.
Well, but you don't do that anymore.
Steal money?
No.
Well, in my own way, I guess.
Yeah, depends on how you feel about acting, sure, yeah.
Well, you know, it was fascinating to have you with us on the program.
Do you feel all right now?
No.
Is there something I can do to help you feel better about the experience?
Yes.
What would that be?
Do you really think you'd have to be crazy to go out with an actress?
I don't think normal people.
See, I think I would probably have trouble going out with an actress.
Yeah, I think we just wouldn't get along.
You'd be talking about your activities and I'd be talking about my activities.
And all I really want to do is talk about my activities.
You know what I mean?
You'd get tired of that right away, wouldn't you?
Yeah.
And now, you know, now that I know you were stealing from people, I don't...
Hands on my wallet all the way.
Well, Linda, it was fun to have you here.
Nice to see you.
Good luck with the motion picture.
Linda Fiorentino, ladies and gentlemen.
We'll be right back.
Behind the scenes with three very different couples.
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In a premiere presentation, they allow our cameras to capture the leader.
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Just as well I got my war paint on, eh?
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Or an Everlast washable Teflon finish.
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It's meatballs.
Fat out of hell.
I got fat out of hell to go when the morning comes.
And when the night is over, I got fat out of hell to be gone.
Gone, gone.
No, I won't do that.
I would do anything for love.
Anything you've been dreaming of.
But I just won't do that.
I'm gonna stay.
Yeah, what the hell happened to my John Fogerty?
Let's hit it. Let's hit it.
We ain't got time now.
We gotta go. My thanks to Linda Fiorentino, Melissa Etheridge, and Richard Lewis.
Also, thanks to Governor-elect George Pataki.
Tomorrow, Emma Thompson, Basha, and the seven-year-old kid who won the Viper, Sean Austin Jr.
Thank you very much. Now, let's hear it now.
Here we go. Come on, play it.
I put a candle in...
Good night, everybody!
I put a candle in...
Where are your pants?
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At 8 o'clock, the elaborate set-ups, the victims, the reactions.
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The book on Jackie O with allegations of bed hopping and camelots.
They were seen by various people coming and going from hotel suites early in the morning.
We'll spill the secrets of Victoria, including lots of lingering on the lingerie.
Plus, Jim Neighbors fights back, and so does Emanuel Lewis.
This is Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, November 16th, 1994.
Hi, everybody. Thank you for joining us. I'm Mary Hart.
And I'm John Tesch.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was mourned as the last flame of Camelot when the world bid her farewell last May.
Now, in a newly revised edition of her unauthorized biography,
there are allegations that would severely tarnish that image.
Entertainment Tonight has obtained an exclusive advanced look at author C. David Heyman's updated version of his number one bestseller,
A Woman Named Jackie.
The most shocking new claim is that the former first lady carried on a nearly five-year-long affair with Robert Kennedy.
Heyman says Manhattan's high society knew all about it.
They were seen in places like Le Cirque, at corner tables, kissing.
They were seen at the club dancing like a married couple.
And they were seen by various people coming and going from hotel suites early in the morning, holding hands and kissing.
I think that that speaks for itself.
Heyman insists he verified the story with at least six sources following Mrs. Onassis' death.
It was one of those, you know, like non-untouchable subjects because Jackie was in America.
And still, at that point, not having married Onassis was still an American goddess.
Heyman alleges that the affair began after President Kennedy's assassination and lasted until Robert Kennedy's death.
She was lonely. She had her two children with whom to deal. She was a single mother.
She began working for the first time. It was a difficult, extraordinarily difficult period for her.
Heyman makes another equally disturbing claim about the final days of this American icon as she battled debilitating disease.
She killed herself. She took her life. She committed suicide. She controlled her own destiny.
I don't think Jackie would look on it as suicide. I think that she didn't want to linger as a skeleton.
The author insists that Mrs. Onassis mixed sleeping pills with morphine to hasten her death because she feared ending her days suffering from Alzheimer's disease, which ran in her family.
This was a control freak of a person, without doubt.
This would have been a tremendous disappointment to her to end her life as an Alzheimer victim.
In the unauthorized biography, Heyman writes that the 64-year-old grandmother ended her life after a day which saw her visit with her loved ones.
The priest came at 10 in the morning, then her friends passed by to say goodbye in the afternoon. This was at her instigation.
She arranged her last days carefully in many ways as she had arranged the last days of the funeral of John F. Kennedy.
Members of the Kennedy family, as you might imagine, are not happy about this new book, which hits stores tomorrow.
To quote one family member, Bobby Kennedy, Jr., that is really sick.
The stockings are hung by the chimney with care, and Victoria's Secret underwear catalog soon will be there.
The Christmas Dreams and Fantasies Special Collectors Edition is in the mail.
It's no secret the women of the Victoria's Secret catalog are models of mail-order fantasy.
I think it's by far the best piece of literature I get in the mail every month.
I just got one this weekend. It's great. It's awesome.
I've caught my husband sneaking a peek every now and then.
I used to steal them from the girls who lived downstairs when I was in law school, and I think Stephanie Seymour is probably the hottest woman in the world today.
They can shoot a little bit of me, a little bit of you, and then they get out and we do the picture and we're done.
And now they're coming to TV. Stephanie Seymour is one of five supermodels featured in a Showtime special called Inside Victoria's Secret, giving viewers a voyeuristic view of the sexy catalog.
Naomi Campbell showing off her silk, Elle McPherson washing ashore in some sexy swimwear, and supermodel Frederique frolicking on the beach.
They all fill the pages of this year's Christmas catalog.
Frederique tapes some commercials for the special and exposed DT to a little Victoria's Secret.
If you stand in your underwear, in your evening dress, or in your jogging pants, it's all the same, but it's done in a comfortable way.
And sometimes we ask the photographer to take off his underwear and stand with us.
Panties, G-strings, the cuts, you know what I mean? I'm saying it's all good. They like, she's showing it, you know what I'm saying? You can see it.
Now should you be pining for the moving Victoria's Secret models instead of the still life catalog photos, Inside Victoria's Secret premieres on Showtime November 25th.
There's a new hot celebrity night spot in New York where you can behave yourself, stay away from the bar, and still see double.
Stand back, here comes the E.T. Gazette.
Right this way, E.T.
Welcome to Twin.
Hang on to your Wrigley's, there's a new restaurant in Manhattan where everything comes in pairs.
Twin bartenders, identical waitresses, even two doorknobs at the bathroom.
Lisa and Debbie Ganz are the duo responsible for this double take, along with their longtime friend Tom Berenger.
We're going to have twin bartenders, twin doormen, twin waitresses, etc.
It's really cute. Apparently everybody else has thought so too.
Here's a chance for you trekkers to phone your way into the Guinness Book of World Records.
On December 11th, both Star Trek captains will hold the world's largest conference call to answer questions on their new film.
Patrick Stewart and I will be on the telephone with 4,000 people in each time zone, making a total of, as each hour goes by, 12,000 people.
And Christmas arrived a little early in New York last night as Miracle on 34th Street made its premiere.
The film's stars were in attendance and we had a chance to ask Mara Wilson if the Tooth Fairy paid her a visit since losing a tooth during our review last week.
What?
Yes. Oh no.
I set up a little house for her. Like a little playhouse.
And what did the Tooth Fairy leave for her?
One dollar.
The first word I said was Shazam.
Next, the first word with Jim Neighbors about his new life.
Then, martial art.
Hello E.T. I'm Emmanuel Lewis. Stay tuned, I got something you're going to flip over.
Oh! Issa! Issa!
And later, the NYPD nude star. Wait till you see her new act.
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The Federal Opposition Leader Alexander Downer has won.
Financial markets were rocked today.
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Hollywood loves a happy ending, but when a star suffers a major illness that is rarely in the cards.
Jim Neighbors has been blessed with a second chance.
When we talked to him this time I found a different man. He's ready to look ahead and not back.
They discovered that my liver was not working anymore.
And so I have to have a transplant.
When I even got out of surgery I was, you know, with all the tubes and everything I was going, hey.
And the first word I said was Shazam.
That's so funny.
Gomer till the end.
Jim Neighbors is far from the end.
In fact, nearly a year after his life-saving liver transplant, he has a new beginning.
Do you have a clean bill of health yet Jim?
Oh yeah, sure I do.
I take a precautionary infusion of a drug that's, I suppose it's sort of experimental, I don't know.
Once a month to sort of, you know, to be sure that I don't re-infect.
But right now they say I'm clean as a whistle.
Gomer Pile!
Hi, Gomer.
Jim Neighbors helped redefine television with his roles in the 60s hits Gomer Pile, USMC, and The Andy Griffith Show.
Through the decades he constantly kept his hand in acting while pursuing his passion, singing.
But at age 62 his new liver has given him a new outlook on life.
I live much more laid back now.
I'm not so stressed out over little things.
I try to avoid coming to the big city because the minute I get on the highway, you know, like everybody else,
they think, what am I doing? This is silly.
Isn't this gorgeous?
Terrific.
Some of the best medicine for Jim seems to be just being outdoors.
So he's going to spend more time away from Hollywood and at his Montana or Hawaii homes.
I like to be outdoors because I think I'm closer to nature, God, and what's making the world go around.
Yeah.
Rather than to be inside or something. I always like that.
Of course, you know, up in Montana you're outdoors all the time.
Yeah, with the flies.
This is a little reminiscent of that.
I did wash before I came.
The big badges in the NYPD saw red when a woman in blue posed in the buff for Playboy.
Police punishment for Carol Shia is a desk job now, but Carol says they can't keep her down and she's flaunting a new act.
When Carol Shia answered the call of duty for Playboy by appearing in their NYPD nude issue,
she had no idea what the exposure would lead to.
She has started a modeling career and now she has a new acting career.
She was tapped for a recurring role on New York Undercover where she plays a cop.
This is Rosie Reyes and her husband Jose, and this is a friend of their daughter, Leslie McDaniel.
I play a sergeant. I promoted myself.
She says getting the star treatment was a bonus.
You think of everybody as being a little like stuck off.
Now that I walked in and they were like, wow, it's so nice to me. It was like, I was a celebrity.
But her acting role has given her a different kind of notoriety with the NYPD and Shia says she is in big trouble.
As a matter of fact, the department was so upset that I made an appearance on New York Undercover
that they decided to revoke all my privileges to work, doing anything other than police work.
Emanuel Lewis doesn't need a badge and gun for protection.
Since leaving prime time, he has learned how to defend himself if he has to.
When we caught up with Emanuel, he filled us in on his dreams and his memories.
Help! I need somebody. Help! Not just anybody. Help!
For five years, Emanuel Lewis was the cute, cuddly star of Webster.
Although he was under four feet tall, he was one of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
We had great years there at Webster. Some great people. They were really like family.
Everybody was coming for fighting.
Now twenty-something, Emanuel still looks pretty much the same as he did in his Webster days,
except that he has a black belt in taekwondo karate.
Yes sir! Yes sir! Yes sir!
The technique that I used was a hammer fist.
And basically you squeeze real tight with your fist and you follow through all the way with the board.
Yes sir!
Therefore you won't see any scratches, but yet still it was powerful enough to go through the board.
Emanuel teaches karate in his spare time, which he doesn't have much of,
because he's a full-time college student in mass communications.
His fellow classmates get a kick out of a celebrity in their midst.
They kind of enjoy the fact that they have someone that is in the business
and that maybe they can call upon for maybe help perhaps and get them through maybe different classes.
Even the teachers sometimes use me as a teaching tool because I've experienced a lot of things that they talk about.
After college he's planning to make a comeback to television
and is currently developing a series where he plays a detective.
You're going to be a single guy, so you're going to have to date.
Okay.
A lot of dating is going to go on.
I can play dating.
If you give me any trouble I'm going to give you some horrendous dates.
Oh no!
For many years Emanuel was a close friend of Michael Jackson's
and he told us that he wishes him the best on his marriage to Lisa Marie Presley.
I'm happy with anything that makes him happy.
If that's what he wants to do then I'm happy for him.
Today Emanuel Lewis is a busy guy and says that karate helps him concentrate
and focus on his goal of becoming a media mogul so he can really throw his weight around.
Yes sir!
Still to come, it's a math quiz.
If Mick Jagger's face is 80 feet tall, how tall are his lips?
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Paul Keating, unleashed another barrage.
The IRA has claimed responsibility for last night's bomb.
This is Radio Nationals AM.
Financial markets rallied overnight.
Republican supporters stepped up their campaign.
I'm Peter Thompson. You're listening to Radio National.
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It's everything so immediate.
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The range of schools here just gives our kids a better chance for a job.
It's just such a good community spirit.
We don't have to go anywhere because it's all here.
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Still another coming attraction is the next class of inductees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
On the list to be honored in New York in January are rock legends Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, the Allman Brothers Band,
Martha and the Vandellas, Frank Zappa and Al Green.
So what's the answer? If Mick Jagger's face is 80 feet tall, how tall are his lips?
The E.T. Mathmasters figure Mick's lips closed would be approximately 8.5 feet high.
E.T.'s LeAnza Cornett has witnessed that awesome sight close up on a big, big screen.
Taking in a movie has a whole new meaning attached to it now.
Here at the Sony IMAX Theatre, you are about to get an exclusive sneak peek at larger than life action.
You won't believe your eyes.
The Rolling Stones can not only be seen live on their current tour, you can find them performing on screen at IMAX.
Located with nine other theaters currently in operation at the Sony Theatre Complex is the IMAX 3D Movie Palace,
where the screen is huge. Said to be the biggest in North America, it measures 80 by 100 feet.
That is eight stories high. Enlarging a picture to that size utilizes some unique film stock.
In comparison, this is a 35 millimeter film frame, and this is a 70 millimeter.
This is an IMAX film frame 10 times bigger than normal film.
Dolly, action!
The camera for this unusual format is no wimpy piece of gear.
It weighs 265 pounds and has to be reloaded every three minutes.
Hey, I'm in the heartbeat of IMAX. This is the projection room,
and it actually claims to have the largest projection system in the world.
Not just the room, these film reels look bigger than a tractor tire.
And loading the film into the projector? Well, I'll leave that to the professionals.
Seeing in 3D has been totally updated. No more the cardboard glasses of old.
We are going high tech all the way. These are the liquid crystal headsets,
and they're done with an infrared signal, which actually comes from the projection booth
to these little infrared devices here, straight from the film onto the headsets.
This is a new way of doing 3D. Hey, you don't have to say anymore.
You can just see a movie. All right, roll them.
This new 3D means having two pictures or two movies running at the same time.
With the headsets having a built-in shutter, the eye is tricked into seeing three-dimensional.
Now, coupled that with six-channel surround sound running the headsets
and 18,000 watts ripping through the theater speakers,
seeing a movie becomes experiencing a movie.
And with nine other theaters to experience, I may never get out of here.
And by the way, where is Leonard Malton when you need him the most?
I'm Leanne Zicornette at the Sony IMAX Theater, Entertainment Tonight.
And amazingly, that is not the largest one. The world's largest screen is in Korea.
Do we really want to see Keith Richards the size of a small city on a screen?
That's a frightening thought. Crevices on his face and all, right?
Oh, he's going to kill you for that.
He might, but he knows it. Anyway, we'll be right back.
What actor made it big by using a car as his last name?
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Celebrating a birthday this Wednesday, November 16th, Adam and Jacob Wharton of Baby's Day Out are two.
Actress Martha Plimpton turns 24 today. The actor who made it big by using a car as his last name is, of course, David Leisure,
also known as Joe Isuzu, and David is 44 today. Also, actress Joanna Pettit is 50.
Actor Clu Gulliger turns 66 and actor Burgess Meredith is 87.
Like seeing celebrities teed off? Check out VH1 this weekend for the premiere of Fairway to Heaven.
Lots of your favorite stars will be hitting the links in a rock and roll golf tournament,
and we'll share a swinging preview as we fade away. Take care, everybody. Bye-bye.
Bill Murray was cracking up Amy Grant, but he couldn't handle our persistent ET cameraman.
You in that crazy lens? You're gonna end up doing fashion TV for the rest of your life.
I'm alright, don't know about it, but I'm out of here.
God, it's that crazy angle he was again. Freaky guy. He's doing that VH1 fashion TV angle thing. It's gonna drive everybody nuts.
Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da.
Vince Gill hadn't quite perfected his putt.
One more last game before you say we're through
The title of it I thought was the coolest, Fairway to Heaven. I gotta go.
I gotta go.
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Have you ever had a premonition something bad is going to happen?
And then so as to not give in to superstition, you just ignore it.
Being in a high risk profession, a lot of police officers frequently get those feelings and try to forget them.
But still there's one time I wish I'd heeded a premonition.
It was a Memorial Day weekend. I had to work and my wife who has asthma was not feeling well.
The next day I was taking her for some spatial treatment in Atlanta.
So you want to leave tomorrow when? About eight, nine o'clock?
That'll be fine. My bags are all packed. I don't need all that much I guess.
You okay?
I'll be fine. Maybe I better call Dean and tell him I can't make it.
Don't be silly. If it gets worse the phone's right there.
There's something else bothering you isn't there?
No, not at all. Look I'll try to get off early. I'll call you when I know for sure.
I was concerned about Sharon and the hospital procedure she was facing.
But that really wasn't my main worry. All day long I'd had this nagging feeling that just wouldn't go away.
A feeling that something real bad was about to happen.
I started my shift at four o'clock, cleaned up some paperwork and was talking with Susan, our dispatcher, when the lieutenant came in.
Dean, can I have a word? Sure.
So how's Sharon? Well, this asthma doesn't get any better.
We're taking her down to Atlanta tomorrow. The hospital unit there's going to flush her lungs out.
Boy, that sounds rough. Yeah.
Well, you give her my best now. Yeah, thanks Dean. I'll do that.
You know Dean, her spirits are good, but... What?
Well, I'll be honest with you Dean, I don't want to work tonight.
I mean, maybe it's just worrying about Sharon and all, you know, but I'd like the evening off.
Bob, I'd like to, but I can't. Memorial Day weekend? I need every available vehicle on the road.
Yeah, well, I understand. Come on, get you a cup of coffee, make you feel better.
Yeah, good.
You know Dean, I'm 52 years old now. Got 29 years on. I could retire any time now.
You thinking about doing that? Well, I don't know.
I woke up this morning with this feeling that if I don't retire, I'm going to get killed out there.
Come on, Bob. You can't think about things like that.
Still, would be something, wouldn't it? What's that?
Well, getting shot out there when I could be sitting on a beach someplace.
You're going to be fine. You have a nice routine shift. Take Sharon up to Atlanta in the morning.
Now come on, have some of that coffee. If that don't kill you, nothing will.
I called up Sharon and told her I'd be home at midnight. Then I headed out for highway patrol.
Normally, as a supervisor, I'd be riding with a younger trooper, giving guidance and so forth.
But on holiday weekends, we get all the cars on the road. So I was by myself.
I still had this funny feeling I couldn't shake, but I only had an hour to go.
A half mile away, two other men were getting a funny feeling of their own.
But Brandon Peck and Wayne Logan were getting theirs from alcohol.
Like I said, I spent nearly 20 years in that stinkin' joint. That's like half my damn life.
You're way ahead of me, man. I'm gonna do fine.
Yeah, well, I'm out now. I'm on parole and I'm gonna fly!
Gonna fly!
Birdie, birdie! Put this thing in orbit!
They were driving erratically, coming to the attention of two off-duty security guards, Rick Carell and William Knopf.
The two guards pulled off at my post and gave a description of the car to Sue Welch.
Call in 73.
At 1117, Trooper Scott Borden and I got the call from Sue.
758.
758, we have a code 19 heading south on route 23. Brown Buick, Ohio plates.
Kilroy Delta, Peter, 283. It's reported veering over the road.
The road was over on the north side of the highway, so I pulled onto the median and waited less than a minute.
Come on, come on! Step on it!
758, they're running on me. You better send me some backup.
On its way, 758.
23, southbound.
What are we gonna do, man?
What the hell are you doing, man? You ain't got nothing on that subspeed.
I've done enough time.
758, suspect vehicle has stopped 23 north of Holtsgata Road.
758, got another report on Kilroy Delta, Peter, 283. Tags have been stolen.
Okay.
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At this point, I didn't feel it was too serious.
Sometimes tags get lost and a computer registers them as stolen.
Still, you can never be too careful.
Come on, we're not going to blow him away, man.
Shut up. What's your problem? He's just one cop.
Okay.
Turn off the motor. Roll down the window.
Give me your driver's license and registration, please.
Driver, turn off the motor. Roll down the window.
Is this what you want?
You godforsaken bitch! Goddamn it!
I had some extra firearm training recently and I know it enabled me to get those two shots off.
At this point, though, I had no idea if either bullet had connected.
My chest was hurting real bad and I thought I'd bought it this time.
Watch him! Watch him!
You're crazy, man. We're going to die.
Shut up. I'll do you too.
I thought about trying to make it back to the cruiser.
I had a shotgun there, but couldn't figure how I'd jack a shell in a chamber with just one arm.
His hands and face were bloody, so I thought, well, I've done a little good,
but I was really worried about the other guy.
I figured he was probably going to come at me from behind.
In a situation like this, you're trained to count your shots.
I figured I now had only one bullet left.
I'd lost a lot of blood and the pain was so intense that I was sure I was mortally wounded,
but I felt if I'm dying, I'm arresting him first.
I'm going to give you one more chance. Now, you throw your gun out.
Don't shoot. I'm hurt.
Throw your gun out.
All right. Now, you step out of the car.
Don't shoot, man.
Leave him. Put your hands on your head.
You keep your hands on your head.
Servant to three. This is servant 58.
I have one suspect in custody.
One suspect is loose.
Okay, hold on. Backup should be there any second.
By this point, I could barely keep myself from passing out.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Bloomfield was the first to arrive.
Hey, you. You hurt me real bad.
You hurt me pretty bad, too.
A minute later, the security guards and Trooper Scott Borden pulled up.
Listen, Hoffy, if I die, that's the guy that shot me.
What the hell is this country coming to?
I was just walking along the road. Some cop pulled up and showed me.
More backup arrived and took the shooter away.
As they searched for the second man, they loaded me in the ambulance.
Hey, Lieutenant.
Bob, I'm going to get Sharon to bring her to the hospital.
You better be careful how you tell her, Donald.
I don't want her going into asthmatic shock.
Don't worry. I'm going to tell her it's just your elbow.
Yeah.
I guess I should have given you the knot off, huh?
I guess I better learn not to ignore premonitions, huh?
They transferred me to a specialist in Columbus,
and cruisers from every jurisdiction turned out along the highway as the ambulance went by.
It was like an honor guard, some 80 miles long.
One thing surprised me afterwards. When they checked my revolver, they found it was empty.
I'd miscounted my shots.
Somehow, though, I'd managed to arrest a dangerous offender using one arm and an empty gun.
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I'm an agent with the GBI, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
GBI is a law enforcement agency that assists police departments
and sheriff's offices throughout the state.
We conduct investigations that are requested by the governor's office,
a superior court judge, or any of the DAs or other state agencies.
I was assigned to the GBI's Region 10 office, which is in Conyers, Georgia,
a growing suburban area 30 miles east of Atlanta.
From that office we covered all of the metro Atlanta counties.
In late July of 1988, a missing person case in Atlanta was getting a lot of media attention.
It concerned a woman named Julie Love, who had disappeared on the night of July 11th.
There were few solid leads, and the Atlanta Police Department was becoming increasingly frustrated
by the lack of progress being made in the case,
and by the growing pressure from the public to solve it.
The case was of particular interest to me because Julie Love and I were similar in many ways.
We were the same age, both the youngest child in the family.
We lived in the same area and had similar lifestyles.
I could sympathize with her family because I knew how mine would feel if that had happened to me.
More flyers?
Yeah. That boyfriend of hers is a real media whiz.
Got the whole town in on it. Flyers, T-shirts, billboards.
Marketing exec! He's a pro!
Yeah. Did you see him on TV last night?
Yeah, I thought he did a good job. Spoke well.
Real smooth. Not like a guy whose fiancé just disappeared.
He was on the radio this morning. Three different stations.
Planned a big rally over at Deek Mountain Park on Sunday.
That guy doesn't sleep, does he? Maybe he can.
Just wants his baby back.
Something about David Jaffe bothered me, so I decided to take a look at him on my own time.
You all know the name. You can all see the face. A face so full of energy.
I went to the rally out of curiosity to get a better look at Jaffe and see what kind of people were working with him.
But I knew that sometimes a person who commits this type of crime will participate in the searches and other organized activities.
But everyone here seemed to know each other. They were a real close-knit crew.
The only one who looked out of place was me.
Whoever knows where she is, just let her come home. Please. If you have her somewhere, just let her go.
Thank you.
Like I said, it wasn't my case. I was just personally touched by it.
But the very next day, the Atlanta Police Department requested our help with the investigation.
I didn't have that much experience, and generally a case with this much publicity wouldn't have fallen to me.
But Agent Ector understood how much I identified with Julie Love.
Her family's getting frustrated.
Atlanta PD's not making any progress, so the chief has asked us to step in and see what we can do.
Well, who will I be working with over there?
Missing person Detective C.D. Porter.
No, I mean, from here, who will I be assisting?
No one. It's your county. It's your case. You handle it.
Detective Porter, Nita Weston, GBI.
Glad to meet you.
I'll see you.
I can really use your help.
Are you the only one in the case?
And I'm this close to being buried under it.
Anything you need, just ask.
Well, first I'd like to see everything you've got so far.
This ought to get us started.
Porter had done quite a bit of work on this case for one detective.
He'd conducted searches. Her car had been recovered in process for evidence.
He'd done neighborhood canvases, interviewing everyone and following up every possible lead.
Let me run through this, see if I got the sequence right.
July 11th, Julie Love's last day.
Julie was seen swimming at her health club during the day, and later she went for a manicure.
She'd just spent a lovely weekend in Florida with her boyfriend, David.
How long have they been together?
Three years, and over the last weekend he finally made a commitment to marry her.
And she was looking forward to shopping for a wedding dress.
And that night she attended a group counseling session which ended around 9.30 p.m. and then went to a movie.
I'm gonna go, you guys, okay?
Okay.
See ya.
Take care now.
Good to see you.
See you later.
We assumed she ran out of gas on her way to Jaffe's house.
The car was abandoned in his neighborhood.
No one's seen her since.
It's like she just dropped off the face of the earth.
Yeah, too much time's gone by.
If she took off on her own or with someone, she should have contacted somebody by now.
Friends, family, somebody.
Strange for her to take off, too.
Especially after her boyfriend finally proposes to her.
Somebody grabbed her.
We came to the conclusion that Julie Love had been abducted.
We tried to determine if it was someone she knew or a stranger.
We went back over the file with a fine-tooth comb, checking and re-checking every piece of information.
We began re-interviewing everyone, thinking that maybe something or someone had been overlooked.
We started with her boyfriend, David Jaffe.
As an investigator, the first people you suspect are the people closest to the victim.
It's nothing personal, just regular investigative thinking.
Start with the people closest and work your way out.
The process of elimination.
You killed Julie Love?
No.
He passed.
As far as I can tell, he's telling the truth about everything.
Thanks.
I still don't trust the guy.
Check out clean.
His fiance's missing. You'd think he'd be an emotional wreck or devastated.
I mean, how can he function? How can he be so calm?
A lie detector doesn't mean anything to somebody without a conscience.
We talked to family members and friends, both Julie's and Jaffe's, trying to get a composite of their relationship.
But we never found any evidence of physical or verbal abuse.
Eventually, we had to rule him out as the prime suspect.
Well, I hope you understand, Mr. Jaffe. It's nothing personal.
Miss Weston, if you weren't this thorough, I wouldn't want you looking for Julie.
Well, I hope we find her.
Me too.
Her doesn't look good, does it?
What do you got, Porter?
Messages. Everybody want to help.
Somebody spotted a boy on the plane.
This one says she's in London.
This one says she had a burger joint in Savannah.
Probably with Elvis.
This one from a psychic. Call ASAP. Had vision of Julie Lowe.
We just spoke to FBI. If someone took Julie over state lines, it involves them, so they're signing someone to help out.
That's great. Yeah.
I also spoke to Julie's family.
They're trying to keep it together, but I don't know how they can stand it, day after day, not knowing.
You're still holding that hope.
As long as there's no body found, I guess there's always a chance.
In April of 1989, a convict locked up in another county admitted to the authorities that he had some information on the case.
We went out to question him, hoping that we finally had a lead.
His name was James Richard Connor, and he had an extensive criminal record.
So, yeah, anyway, I saw her on the street, and like I said, I picked her up, raped her and killed her.
What did you do with the body?
Took her up to North Georgia, dead up in the mountains. Real remote.
Killed other girls, too, you know.
I get the urge that I just can't control myself.
If you want me to believe you, you're gonna have to show me where you buried her.
Sure, but I've been eating another pack of cigarettes.
Everything Connor told us sounded feasible.
He was familiar with the area Julie was from, and burying her in North Georgia would explain why we hadn't found anything in Atlanta.
Neeta, this place is clean. Maybe we should move on down, try another spot.
No, we already searched half the state.
So what do you think?
I think this jerk's been lying to us, which puts us back to square one, which is nothing.
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Time was dragging on without results. The FBI assigned Special Agent John Binky to assist us.
We followed up every lead, talked to every person we could, but still we were getting nowhere.
It got to the point where, as far as some of the other investigators were concerned, the case would never be solved.
But I wanted to stick with it as long as I could. As long as I had something to work on, I worked it.
And then finally, 13 months after Julie Love's disappearance, we got a break.
Weston, a hub order.
Alright, I'll be right over.
We just got a Fulton County police report. A woman named Olivia Chase just swore to complain against a man named Arla Sawyer for pistol whipping her.
She says she knows some of the people that he's killed. Says she saw him do it.
Julie Love?
That's right.
Come on, Porter. Nearly every woman whose boyfriend beats up on her claims that he's the one that killed Julie Love.
Yeah, but none of them know the kind of details this one does. Go ahead, check it out.
She describes what Julie is wearing right down to the diamond stud in her hands.
Why didn't she come forward before?
She and Sawyer went to drugs together, but Olivia wouldn't let him smoke crack in her apartment in front of her kids.
So he beats up on her and threatens to kill her.
And then she talks.
We pulled his criminal record and his pretty violent. It fits the profile. History of abductions and robbers.
Where's Sawyer now?
They got him locked up because of the complaint.
The following morning, Detective Porter, another GBI agent, Lisa Harris and I went to talk with Olivia, who lived under the flight path to Atlanta International Airport.
Miss Chase?
Miss Chase?
What the hell? You knocking on my door. What time is it?
Miss Chase, we're from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
The what?
The poveys.
What you want? Waking me up, scaring me half to death? What time is it?
Miss Chase, we're here to talk to you about the complaint you filed on Arlie Sawyer.
Already told that cop everything.
Miss Chase!
Miss Chase, we'd like to talk about the information you gave on Julie Love.
Forget it.
Banging on my door, waking my babies.
I got nothing to say to you.
Look, you're the one who filed the complaint.
You gave us this information. Now you're going to have to follow through on it, alright?
Nobody believes me. Why should I tell it again?
Is this your statement? Is it the truth?
Yeah.
Well, we believe you. Isn't that good enough? I believe you.
If you help us, we can protect you. And Sawyer won't be able to hurt you again. I promise you that.
He'll get out of jail. He always do. Kill people for less than that. I've seen it.
You cooperate with us, he won't get out of jail. Ever. He'll be in there the rest of his life.
We know you're afraid. We're not trying to trick you. We'll put him away for good.
Julie Love was somebody's child. Now every night her mother wonders where she is.
Is she hurt? Does she cry out for help?
I mean, as a mother, surely you can imagine what it feels like to not know what's happened to your child?
Will you help us?
Will you help us? Help us find her and take her home.
I was in the car when Alice and his cousin Kevin phone-dusted. We were cruising fuckhead. Alice was looking for somebody to rob.
Kevin was driving the car. It must have been about midnight when we spotted her.
Look here.
Hi. Can we give you a ride?
No, thank you. Live over here.
I knew it. She thinks she's slick. Turn around.
I'm sorry.
Don't hurt me. Please don't hurt me.
Shut up.
Let's go.
Please, I don't have any money. My boyfriend has lost. I can call him.
No way.
We won't call the police. We'll give you all the money you want.
Shut up. No cash, man.
You can go to my apartment and take anything you want.
She got cash cards.
I'll give you the card numbers. Please don't hurt me.
All right. You and Olivia go get the money. We'll wait here. Now give me the numbers.
We went to both her banks to get the money, but she gave us the wrong numbers. Both machines kept the cards.
She gave us the wrong numbers. She lied.
Bitch.
No, I didn't. You must have gotten them fixed up.
What do we do?
One thing left to do.
What?
Kevin took around the building and raped her. That's when I told him I wanted out. We argued. He dropped me off.
I asked Alice what he was going to do to her. He said don't worry about it.
Did Julie say anything?
She asked me not to leave her with him.
Sorry to say what he was going to do after that.