You thought I was clear? I told you I'll shoot you. >> There are moments when lurk around looking for their next prey. [music] But sometimes the next victim turns out to be the last person they should have messed with and they find themselves in the vengeful [music] hands of the law. I thought that's something auction. >> Here are several cases where undercover cops exposed. Starting with the case of this who thought he could easily grab an undercover cop's gun. Watch this. On the 18th of January 2023, a police officer named Precious Dunn was undercover when she noticed four boys fighting in front of an apartment. In an attempt to deescalate the fight, the officers approached them, leading to three boys running off with the fourth boy talking with the officer. However, as the officer turned to Lee, the boy charged at the officer with a simple plan in mind. grab her, rob her of her firearm, and even [music] hurt her. And then vanish before anyone even knew what happened. Watch this. >> I'm sorry. >> You got me. You got me. >> Your dumb ass. >> Okay. Okay. >> Damn. You stop me for real. >> Damn, baby. I'm sorry. OKAY. OKAY. I'M SORRY. >> Right now. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Damn, babe. >> Now your dumb ass go to jail. >> Damn. I'm sorry. >> Call the police. Call the police right now. >> I'm sorry, baby. told your dumb ass I dinner. [laughter] >> Dinner. >> I don't want to die. >> Dinner. >> I don't want that. Yeah, baby. >> DID I JUST SAY I KILL YOU? >> I'm sorry. >> Did not just say that. >> Did I just say that? >> I'm sorry. >> You just >> I don't want to die, baby. Please. >> You call police. I just dumb ass. Just told you I shoot your ass. Unfortunately, his attempt backfired instantly, leaving him screaming in pain and waiting helplessly for medical help. >> Tried to rob me. TRIED TO HELP your dumb ass. Call the police. He just tried to rob me. >> Call police now. You thought I was playing. I told you I'll shoot you. Damn. >> You took the gun, bro. >> He tried to steal a gun from me. Call police. >> That's your gun? >> Yes. >> It's Call police. It's worth it to you. Just let him go. >> NO. CALL THE POLICE RIGHT NOW. >> He just tried to rob me. >> HE GOT A whole surprise. >> Hey, you okay? >> Yeah. I just ass >> I just told I was trying to help you. >> Apologize. >> You dumb ass. I'M JUST TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> MAMA, where you shooting at? Where you going, [ __ ] She pumping. >> I told you how I shoot you. You trying to steal my gun? >> I'm standing outside. >> Hey, what you doing about my video? I know. >> I don't give a about him. He just tried to rob me. >> Oh, damn. >> Damn. I got to GO TO WORK TODAY. YOUR DUMB ASS JUST GOT me in trouble. >> What happened? >> He just tried to rob me. I'm trying to help him. better. >> Soon the ambulance arrived and the boy was taken to the hospital for prompt medical attention, but unfortunately he passed away 2 days later. The next case involves Robert Pikton, a stone cold psychopath. He got unlucky after confessing to an undercover police officer the number of people whose lives had been cut short by his hand. That's what I was like. >> On February the 22nd, 2002, after a series [music] of investigations, a man named Robert Pictton, also known as the pig farmer, was arrested by police officers after it was discovered that he had entered the lives of six victims. But deep down, the police feared that that number was only the tip of something far darker. So to get to the truth from him, they planted an undercover cop in his cell, posing as just another inmate. No one realized that this sting would lead to the most disturbing revelation of their careers. You got me. >> No. [ __ ] What have you done? >> So, what do you got? You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. I don't want to put you [ __ ] this up. I got I don't even [ __ ] in person are right. I thought the best [ __ ] disposing ding the ocean. >> Oh, really? Holy [ __ ] You don't even know. Y [sighs] pretty good. Hey [clears throat] Really? >> See house number 29. Let's put this in there. That's [ __ ] good. But probably >> the undercover cop knew one wrong move could ruin everything. He had to earn Pikton's trust and then push him gently toward the edge till secrets slipped out. Oh [ __ ] Well, they got a [ __ ] Chris, you know. Chris, do you see anything? >> [clears throat] >> You want me to give you that to the [sighs] What? They don't want to see a good push. You know, I can make things disappear. That's what I was. >> Yeah, we have to make five. 500. Yeah. >> [sighs] >> But how many of those tell one quarter? Talk about all of them. No list. Now listen half the others. >> When Pikton [music] finally spoke, the number was far more horrifying than they could have ever imagined. But the undercover cop was not done. There might be more. And he needed every word. >> I think we can deliver us. But if that happens, well, 15 other people going to go down. It's going to go down. >> Yeah. >> I said they were my friends. >> Huh? Okay. Do what you got to do for yourself. >> Yeah. interview says this and you inject yourself in 10 minutes. Another place is Yeah. says, "Yeah, they beat them out of me." And he said, "If I didn't cop the stuff that I stole and one day I'll get you the right now. right now. >> No sh I I made my own body just kicking me out. Pissing me off. It also pisses me right off. You're just nothing but nothing otherwise. Bigger than the days. figured in the states. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> In the end, Robert Pictton was convicted of six counts of secondderee homicide and was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 25 years. That was indeed insane, but not as insane as the case of this robber who thought he could carjack an undercover cop's car only to end up in the morg. Police. Shots fired. Shots fired. Send cars to me. Somebody try to rob a robber. >> On the 19th of June 2023, an undercover cop was sitting in his car when a 21-year-old Mark Jagger Jr. suddenly ran to the driver's seat of a cop's car in an attempt to carjack it. What happened next turned a bold crime into a life-ending mistake. Police. Give me A HAND. GIVE ME a hand. Shots [music] fired. Shots fired. What is your deal, bro? Send somebody back here. I just tried to get robbed. >> I'm going to go rob you. >> What's your name? >> Mark. >> What? >> Send cars to me. Somebody's trying to rob or rob me. Call 911. >> Where? >> That's my baby daddy. Did you just shoot my baby daddy? >> You try to rob me. Get me back here. I got somebody showing up. Stay back. There's a gun. Stay back. >> Baby daddy. [laughter] >> Okay. >> Did you just shoot my baby daddy? >> Get on the main channel. Get Stop. GET BACK NOW. GET BACK NOW. >> I have no weapons. >> Okay. Get back. >> Where's he shot? WHERE'S HE SHOT? >> RIGHT HERE. right here. >> Did you call ambulance? >> They're getting and out. >> Did you call ambulance? >> Did you call? >> That's mom. >> That's my in the back of the car. That's my baby daddy. I don't have >> Which way they go? >> He's down. EMS's location. >> Which street are you on? over here. Stand over here. We're going to try to help him. Stand over here. >> What's that? [music] >> Pull together and tell us where you're at and if you're injured. >> I'm okay. I'm going to be in the rear of 2200 block of Griffith. [screaming] >> Stay over here. >> Anybody else? >> Okay. Matt, you want me to start on him? >> Yeah. Go ahead. We're back, baby. >> What's his name? >> His name is Mark. >> Mark alley. >> Do what? >> Can I please? We're getting EMS started. >> Can I please stand next to him? >> No. Stay back cuz we got a gun right here with you. He's going to get EMS. >> Will you touch it? I don't want it. >> We got to leave it where it is. >> That's my baby. >> One ran off. Uh, I didn't get it. >> Please. >> Negative. Only one accounted for. Get EMS over here. >> Please. Please. Please get down. I'm 106. >> Please can I? >> No. Just wait. We going to get EMS cuz he's going to be working on it. >> What you shooting? What? Where you shooting? >> Ma'am, I don't know right now. That's what WE'RE GOING TO GET. >> MY BABY. I LOVE [screaming] YOU, MARK. HE LOOKS LIKE HE'S >> I know. He's getting all the EMS up right now for him. Okay. We're going to get him working on it. >> What's his name? Mark Jaggers. Okay. >> That's my baby daddy. >> Okay. We're going to get him working on right now. >> Please. That's my baby daddy. Baby daddy or not, Mark had just charged at an officer, pointing a gun directly at him. A move that gave the cop every reason to defend himself with any force necessary. The woman could only pray he'd make it out alive at that moment. >> Please, >> PLEASE, >> COME over here. >> What's your name? [screaming] >> What do you need? >> What do you need? Hey man, talk to me. >> Uh, probably. >> Yeah. Give me a check now. >> What? 2200 block. >> North south alley. Yeah. >> North south alley. Right behind 2200 block. >> Give me a chest seal. >> That's both sides. >> You know how many times? >> No. Hey, just talk to me. >> I'm going to try to get Is that what you need? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to grab gloves. Uh, that's baby mama's car. She just pulled up. Here's some. >> There you go, Jay. You need gloves. >> Hey, buddy. Talk to me. >> Here's gloves. Hey, watch out. The gun's right there. Watch your shiny. >> Come on. >> I'm not coming down. Somebody >> trying to kill me. That's my brother on the ground. >> Hey, my brother. >> Talk to me. My brother wants to switch. >> Anything for you? >> In the end, he was transported to a hospital where he eventually passed away from his injuries. Just like Mark, these suspects also tried to carjack a car only to end up in the hands of an undercover cop. On the 20th of April 2018, an offduty officer was sitting in his vehicle when two men with their hoods pulled up approached his car in an attempt to hijack. The officer's instant reaction to the carjacking attempt immediately turns the situation into a [music] disaster. Fortunately, these suspects were lucky. enough to escape without any critical injuries. These guys were lucky to have made it out alive. But this psychopath wasn't so lucky. After being tricked into confessing his brutal crimes by an undercover cop and I panicked and grabbed him around the throat and just thought I knew what he stripped him off. >> Yep. >> And um trees and all that sort of branches and covered his body with that. On the 7th of December 2003, a 13-year-old boy named Daniel Morome suddenly went missing while trying to catch a bus in Australia. For years, the police searched and investigated possible suspects, one of which is Brett Peter Cohen, a known criminal at the time. However, Cohen denied being involved in Daniel's disappearance and even provided an alibi, making the disappearance more difficult to solve. After shifting attention to other known predators with [music] no successful outcome, the police visited Cohen's statement and found inconsistencies in his story. With that, the officers decided to set up a sting operation 8 years after Daniel's disappearance. The sting operation involved police officers going undercover as members of a dangerous criminal organization to earn Cohen's trust. They then draw him into taking part in a series of staged crimes often centered on theft, harlotry, and crack sales. In April 2011, an undercover police officer disguised as a crime boss named [music] Paul Fitz Simmons, or Fitzy met Cohen on a flight to Perth. Over time, Fitz Simmons earned Cohen's trust and ended up befriending him. [music] Soon, they met at a hotel with Fitz Simmons claiming to help Cohen and that he could trust him. Cohen then let his guard down and began making a series of confessions that would shock the officers to their bones. >> How you going, bud? >> What's been happening? >> Quiet out on the farm. >> Yeah. >> Painting that maybe painting. >> Yeah. Painting the fence. >> What color? White. White picket fence. >> Pick fence. >> Oh, it's down like bog balls, isn't it? >> Yeah. Well, it's um girl I live with. Um [music] she loves purple. So, >> does she? >> Yeah. Purple friends. >> Oh, you got to keep them happy. >> Purple Avery and everything. So, >> yeah. Collect birds and >> I've got a cat [music] 28. >> Okay. >> Austral. >> How old is that? >> Cut with a chainsaw. >> You cut it with a chainsaw. >> Yeah. Tree locker. And we'll cut down tree and >> just clip his wings. >> I kept him in I nestling. So he's he's 12 months old in September. I've had him for 12 months in September. >> Oh, that's good. >> Talks and we can carry on. >> Beautiful. Is that the only bird? >> Yeah. I want to get more I've asked my neighbor across the road cuz there's 28. >> Okay. >> Go get him a partner. >> Very good. And breed. >> Yeah. Oh, not so much breed. So, he's got partners all of them. But yeah, >> that's good. Good. >> Excellent. Listen, I'm hearing through uh through Jeff, through Paul that you're doing some good stuff. Um I suppose I just have to, you know, make make sure you're happy doing what you're doing, that there's no no issues there because uh as you know, there's things are moving. >> Yes. >> And you got no problems. You're happy. No one's forcing you to do anything you don't want to do. >> No, I'm quite enjoying it actually. >> Okay, that's good. And they're looking after you? >> Yes, very much. >> That's excellent. Listen, one of the reasons I brought you here was um as you know, I said to you before, we got to walk before we roam. We got to crawl before we walk. And as you probably also know, I've got a lot of people in my confines all around the country that I pay good money to to get good information from. >> And as this thing's progressing, this big job that we're looking at, I've been checking out, >> which is only expected of me. And there's a couple of things that have come up that we need to talk about. >> Y if I known I thought it was all dealt with. >> Look, I was I've been here on I'm here on other business. >> Uh I'll be I'll be straight with you. I'm here on other business, >> but I got some information through early this morning which has kind of made me postpone all that stuff so that we can sort this out. Um what do you need to tell? or is there something you need to tell me or >> um >> and bearing in mind that that this whole what we do is based on respect and honesty. All right. >> Well, I've told Paul and Jack >> just let me stop you there before you go on. >> I I'll let you know that I don't care what you've done. >> All right. >> I got no qualms at all. You know, I've dealt with a lot lot of real bad [ __ ] All right. >> And I've had a lot of real bad [ __ ] on my books. What they do, what they get up to doesn't phase me at all. Even with that reassurance, Cohen was still skeptical about fully trusting Mr. Fitzy. And as a known pathological liar, the officer knew he still had to press Cohen more to get him [music] to confess to Daniel's homicide. >> His loyalty, respect, and honesty. >> And I'll pay you back as you pay me back. >> So go on. >> Now, um, because I lived in the area, >> just let me figure out how to turn this bloody thing off. Sorry, switch them off. >> Sorry. Go on. I was living in the area in ' 03 [music] when Daniel Moran went missing and I've been interviewed and I was hounded for ages about that. Um, I can guarantee I had nothing to do with Daniel Moran's disappearance. um one of my alibis or half an hour of my alibi they reckon they shot to pieces because my looks now changed mind that I wasn't at a house and um I've lost my two eldest kids due to this as well. Um I was brought forward to the coroner's inquest in March, April this year and um I thought that was the end of it. So, I was surprised when Craig said to me that there's a um not a warrant for >> subpoena. >> Subpoena. >> Yeah. Look, I got some info this morning. Um um basically saying those things, but but what concerns me more than anything else is it's it's telling it's the info is telling me and as I said, I take good money to a lot of people and I take a lot of risk in doing that to get the information that I need to keep us safe and clean as a group because ultimately, you know, if the heat's on you, then the heat's on Paul, the heat's on Jeff, and the heat's on me. And I can't afford for that to happen. All right. So, so what's happened is from the information I've got, all right, I'm told you've done you've done the Daniel Moral. Um, I'm told that it's said that that you're the one who's done it. >> And like I said, that doesn't bother me at all. But what concerns me is that I need to I can sort this for you. You know, I can sort things out. I can buy you alibis. I can all I can get rid of stuff. All that kinds of things that needs to be done, I can do. >> But I need to know what I need to do. You know what I mean? So you saying me, look, I had nothing to do with it. That's not what I'm I'm being told. >> Um, [music] and that brings me in a real dilemma, in a crossroads, because I want to move forward with what we're doing. >> But until I can sort this out, I can't >> because you're too hot. Um, I'm told, yeah, there was just a coming for you. I'll show you the email I got this morning. The officer made sure he made Cohen believe that he was in a safe place and could fully trust him, [music] hoping his confession would be as detailed as possible. >> What I've got is Arnold, um, shadow hunter, alias Brett, Peter Cowan, the main suspect in a disappearance of Daniel Walker, who went missing in Queensland 7 December 2003. My sources tell me that there's no doubt he's the person responsible for this event. Witnesses have placed him at the scene uh with Morham just prior to disappearance. assisting there's about a 45minute window of opportunity where where count is unaccounted for. He provided a weak alibi two years later in a family court matter, but there's something about this alibi that's not right and I'll find out a little more shortly and let you know. The Morham case is one of the highest profile missing person cases in Queensland history and there's a lot of media interest in it. Karen gave evidence at an inquest under the code name of P7 and I suggest you Google some of the info that I've provided to get more of a feeling for this matter which I've done. Coroners inquest are recommening Shortland car will again be uh in the spotlight. If you can't sort this out I suggest you drop them like a hot potato. >> All right. So that's that's what I've got and that's why I've had I've postponed everything. Um, I haven't postponed what's happening, but I postponed the business I had to do this morning to sit down with you oneonone and sort this [ __ ] out. All right, but like I said, I can't sort out what I don't know. >> So, look what happened and how can I sort it out? >> I don't know. Like I said, all right. Honesty, trust, respect. All right. >> You know where you know where you're going. You know what your options are here. All right. And you know the information I've got and I've said I pay good people good money >> to keep us clean. And if I've got to postpone what we're going to do for a few months to sort this out, >> I'm happy to do that for your sake. >> All right. Because I'm told that you're pretty loyal. Y >> you build up a good relationship with some of the boys and they speak very highly of you. I appreciate that. >> So, what do I need to fix? Yeah. Okay. No. Yeah, I do. >> All right. So, okay. So, you did it. But what I'm saying is, you know, I need to kind of go I need to step you right back to the whole thing. >> So, that I so that if there's anything like I don't know if they got any DNA or all that kind of no DNA, >> you know, obviously they haven't found the body. >> They took my car. They searched my car. It's all forensics on my car. They got nothing out of my car. Well, look, just lead me through the whole thing, how it happened, from where to go, and then I'll think about things that we need to sort and fix. >> Cohen hesitated. He knew that confessing could be a dangerous gamble, but the last thing he wanted was to let down the big figure before him. If he wanted in on the business Mr. Fitzy was offering, he'd have to do the one thing he dreaded most. >> I seen him stand there. I did a loop around and >> Okay. What What time was this? >> I don't know. Okay. So, from what I'm told, it's about lunchtime, early morning. >> You were going where were you going? Where you >> I was going up to my boss's father's place to pick up a wood mulcher. >> Going to your boss's father's place to pick up a wood mulcher. >> Y tree locking in our own yard at the farm and >> Y. Yep. >> Um, picked it up on the way home. It was a broken down bus. The sun bus broken down and then I seen Daniel. >> Did you name it all? Okay. So, you seen him on the side of the road? >> What? You did a UI or something or >> um went up and around and parked in the church car park. My car was never on the road, so I don't know how they ever got >> cuz there something I've heard something about a white four-wheel drive that they >> Yeah. Well, it was not sitting on the highway at all. >> So, you parked behind the >> behind >> near the church or wherever it was. Okay. I've walked down, sat there, and then >> Did you talk to him for long or? >> I didn't talk to him at all when I got there. Made me just look as though I was waiting for the bus. >> Okay. Yeah, fair enough. Good. >> Um, the bus drove past. And that's when I said, "I'm going down to the shopping center. Do you want to lift?" >> Yep. >> And he's gone, "Yep." >> So, he missed the bus or something, have you? Or >> No, the bus drove past cuz it was given orders not to pick up any more passengers cuz it was the broken down one, and there would be another bus through the end. Okay. So, you you asked him, "Do you want a loop?" He said, "Yeah." >> He jumped in. >> Where did he where did he sit in your car? The front and the back seat. >> Passenger seat. [ __ ] >> Um he um instead of the shopping center, I took him to a spot that I knew of. >> Where was that? >> Uh to be on just off Coochin Creek. >> What's it called? That's That's pretty important. What's it called? >> Ba ba? >> Yeah. B R W A H. That's right. >> Ba. >> Y. >> Okay. So, you know the you know the area pretty well. You've taken to be where how far away is that from where you picked him up? >> Half an hour. >> Half an hour. >> I don't know the area. I've never really been there. How much to do with it? So, all right. So, you take him to Bewa. Have you talked him along the way or >> No, no problems. >> All right. Like I said, I'm not judging you at all. All right. So bear that in mind. All right. >> Just tell me what I need to fix. You take him to be >> um >> Yeah. Went for abandoned house thing. I knew where. >> Do you know exactly where that was? >> And road. >> And Royy's road. >> How do you spell that? >> Royy's road. >> Oh, Royy's road. R O Y S or something. >> Royy's road at the end. cuz what we might need to do is >> with the promise of fixing his awful crime, Cohen relaxed his nerves and continued to confess more to the cop, providing the officers with the confession they needed to get him arrested. >> Get that mail. We might need to get that sort. We're going to need to get that sorted. All right. Um there's nothing there. I went back cuz I just put it under bushes and I went back to >> Okay. So, so you're taken into the house. >> Yep. >> What happened to the house? Um, >> like I said, I'm not judging you, right? >> Yeah. Well, I never got to him or anything like that. He panicked and I panicked and grabbed him around the thro. >> All right. How long did it take for you to to str out, you know? >> You probably don't think about [ __ ] like that timing. >> So, what you were you were looking at didn't seem long. >> All right. So, you grabbed him out of throat. He's still sitting in the car. No, no. This is where >> you take him to the house where in the house? >> Um, just into the There's no furniture or nothing. It's just in the first room. >> The first room >> in the door. >> Did he spit leak blood? Anything in that room? >> Not that I know of. >> What about his clothing? You have all his clothing on still or? >> Um, yes, he had his clothing on there. >> All right. So, you've broke him out. He's he's he's died >> in that room. What's What have you done then with him? >> Um, taken him outside, took his putting into the back of my car. >> When you say the back of your car, you talking about the >> where it was was a white four drive or something? >> Yeah, >> okay. >> So, it had like a >> like a big door at the back. >> Did it have seats in the back as well or >> had seats taken out? The mulch was in there. >> All right. So, you've lied him in the back of the car. >> Yeah. >> With the mulch there still? >> Yes. Has he touched the mulchure or >> nothing? >> Did you reckon he left any prints at the house or >> No, the house just gone. >> It's gone. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, we'll get to that in a minute. So, you've taken him in the back of your car. How long does it take, do you reckon? >> Um, I only had to go like from the house 150 m to where cuz it's all bush and it's >> Oh, so you from the house? >> It's an old sand mining site. >> You picked him up from the from the house. put him in the back of your car. Yeah. >> And you've driven him >> 150 m or so to to where? >> Um more secluded bush away from it's in a fenced off area. I was actually going to lease the property to do sand blasting on. >> Yep. >> And um there's an embankment where the like the sand mining got up to and then it's all been grown over the trees and bush again and then you got um the old way the sand mining way. >> Yeah. Look, I'm not familiar with the area, mate. Just draw us a little map so that I I I know what you're talking about. Just like from where the house was for the weather where the thing was the end of Royy's road comes in here like that to macadamia or an avocado farm and that sort of spreads out around here like this and everything. There's a couple of sheds. >> As Cohen continued his confession, the officer remained professional, never slipping out of character and carefully drawing out every detail he could from Cohen. [snorts] >> Then there was the house here. Yeah. This is the road. Oh, this is just a property sort of thing. >> Um, where the house is, there's a a little track that goes off down there through a gate. >> Yeah. >> Down from it's nothing. There's a caravan and an old mobile sawmill >> about 150 m away, you reckon? >> Y. >> All right. Okay. So, once you've done that, what have you done with him then? >> Put him out of the car. >> Yeah. um dragged him down the embankment. And >> when you dragged him, did you leave anything? >> How'd you drag him? >> By the feet, by the >> arms or then I carried him over and threw him down the embankment and he sort of >> Okay. So, you threw him over the embankment. >> How How far was that? >> Me and a half. >> Meet and a half down. Have you he left any marks or? >> No. >> Okay. You pushed him like the old cowboy movies. >> All right. So he's gone down the bank down the embankment about a meter and a half. >> What have you had done then? >> I went down there and just went and dragging through I don't know how far it was. Um until I found somewhere I thought was >> a good spot. >> Yeah. >> So was that sand grass? What? >> Sandy. >> Did he still have all his clothing on? Did he leave anything behind or >> No, he had all his clothing. >> Um I've stripped him off. >> Yep. and um trees and all that sort of branches and covered his body with that. His clothes I took back with me and threw him into the creek. >> You threw him in the creek which I'm not too sure. >> Was the creek there right there or >> I don't know the way home. I have to go across one lane. It's still all secluded and everything but like a old logging bridge type thing. It's gone over a logging bridge down a creek or something. >> Yeah, there's creek there fast flowing. So he's close. >> You just chucked them all in here. Did you have put them in a bag or anything like that? Just what one by one or a whole lot or >> and what happened to them? >> Tank and floated away. >> Just sank and floated away. >> Nothing. None of that's ever been found. >> Well, you're lucky, aren't you? >> Yeah. >> And all right. So, so after after he's done all that now I've I've I've heard something about a watch uh that he had a watch or some thing some Did you have that? Did you keep >> all went? >> The whole lot went in. Everything. So, you didn't keep anything of his. There's no chance anyone was going to find anything >> of his. Nothing. >> All right. So, you've left him there under the shrubs? >> Yeah. >> What have you done then? >> I went home. You're thrown your phone closed in the in the thing. >> Y >> you've gone home. >> Yep. I did I did stop at my dealer's place and pick up Did you? >> Yep. So they're lying when they say that wasn't there. >> All right. Okay. So you did go to the [ __ ] deal. Mind you, from what I understand, it's a couple of years later that >> Cohen got so comfortable that he began to expose all the lies that he had told the police years ago. >> SP and I mean probably that you wouldn't know what time of day it was. All right. So you you've you've gone to your dealer's place on the after you've thrown the clothes in the >> in the river. You've gone to the dealer's house. >> Y >> you bought picked up there or >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And it was a 50. >> Yeah. >> Never bought big quantities. I didn't couldn't afford. >> Just growing on it. >> Okay. Yep. >> Um and you spend about 15 20 minutes there and which I always did. >> Y like spend half an hour or so. So I'm not walking in and out. >> Yep. >> Um went home, [music] went inside, said good day to me wife, told her I was back, went out and started chipping the the timber. >> Okay. So that's the end of that for them. Did you go back >> about a week? Not well within that week. I went back. >> Had he had it hit the press by then or what? He's missing >> I think so. Yeah. I might have. >> All right. So, you've gone back about it hadn't hit the press then. >> Oh, yeah. Like as a missing person. >> As a missing person. All right. >> So, what you're thinking, better get do something there or >> do just in case. I went to put the shovel back. >> Okay. So, about a week later, you've gone back. You've taken a shovel back in the same in your same car. >> Yes. >> And what have you done then? >> Um went down to where I put him and >> um I only found a fragment of bone. The rest of it was gone. >> In a week. >> In a week. The rest of it is gone. Like there was a patch of You could tell cuz it was summer. You can tell that like there was fat on the ground. >> So what's that? What do you reckon is that me? >> I don't know. There's a lot of yabies and animals and that sort of thing. >> Fat yabies now. >> So, yeah. >> All right. So, what was left of him? >> Little piece of bone like that that I >> No skull. No. >> So, what have you done with that? >> That was part of the skull. >> Yeah. >> And I buried it in there like broke it up with the shovel. >> So, as far as you know, it's still there cuz that's going to cause us a problem. We're going to have to go and grab that. No, I broke it like it's >> I know. But nowadays, they can do wonders with all this stuff, you know, DNA, all that kind of crap. >> Yeah. >> So, we'll have to we'll have to I'll have to get you to fly over there with some of the with a couple of boys and sort that out. All right. >> But we'll sort that out for you. The shovel you both here go up with a shovel. >> Where's the shovel now? >> Don't know. >> I took it home with him. using the gardens and >> and you [ __ ] school. >> With Mr. Fitzy promising to cover his tracks, Cohen felt relieved. He didn't have to lie consistently to the police again about Daniel's disappearance. Now his only focus was joining Mr. Fitzy's business. But how that would end was another story. >> This is a long time ago, I suppose, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> Is it is someone still living in that house that you >> somebody's rear rented the house? >> So the shovel might still be there. Who knows? >> Yeah. Oh god, cuz I left my wife um about 7 months, 8 months after that. >> Y >> and um we were living in we moved from that house to Nambbor to another house. >> Okay. >> And then I left her and went to Morbar. >> All right. So there, as far as you know, there's nothing of his you've kept that make get your tal stuck. >> Yeah. Nothing at all. >> And the bit of bone that was left. Yeah. >> How big was it? >> [ __ ] That's amazing. Easily. >> So, you've gone there to bury it all and that's all that's left. >> That's all. >> And you've buried that in that spot? >> Yeah. >> All right. Is there anything else you think that we need to clean up? No. >> The alibi this this >> you still talk to her or don't touch. You think we could approach her to pay her some dollars or or you think we should just >> I'll have a think about it. I'll have a think about it. All right. >> She's done as far as I want to know. So, she may be approachable on that sort of thing, but it's the boyfriend that's saying that he would have remembered the and all that sort of stuff on the chipper. So, >> what's the chipper got to do? >> Well, it's cuz I did show him the chipper. Oh, you showed him the tipper and he's he's saying that he would have remembered, but he's saying he doesn't remember. >> Okay. >> All right, Chad. Look, I need to make some calls. >> I need to have a bit of a think. What I'll do, I'll get Adam or or I'll get I'll get Jeff to come back up and um he can take you down. [ __ ] Paul. I'll give you, you know, go buy yourself something [ __ ] to eat. Let me make some calls. when I sort out call um I'll get a call back I can find out what we're going to do might have to put think about putting up tonight somewhere with with one of the boys or a couple of the boys and sorting all this out go and have a look making sure everything is good >> because if we can sort this out now it's going to keep us all happy >> right >> I said to um >> anything else >> I said cutting guys I've cut ties to me family before. >> Yeah. >> But I've got no problem with cutting all ties to everybody, even to the state of death. >> Okay. Look, you know, I can you know, I can fix things. All right. I mean, Joe, we fixed we sent Joe away for a while. He had a few dramas. >> It's not an issue. All right. >> I'm sure he's going all right. So, >> with Mr. Fitzy as his shield, Cohen felt bold. bold enough to lead him straight to where [music] Daniel's body lay hidden the very next day. After revealing the potential burial site to the undercover cop, [music] officers swarmed into the scene and placed Cohen under arrest. He was charged with homicide that same month with Daniel's remains eventually discovered days later. [music] In the end, Cohen was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 20 years. The next case involves a man who fled from the police during a traffic stop, only to be arrested months later. Told you we'd get you. >> What's up, Gabriel? >> On October the 5th, 2022, officers responded to an unverified tip about a possible narcotics deal that was potentially escalating out of control. The officers decided to raid and bring the suspect to book. But unbeknownst to them, the suspect had a plan B after seeing the cops. Charlie Young. Seeing that the suspect had fled, the officers decided to abandon the pursuit, but did not abandon their duty to capture narcotics peddlers. Later, they deployed a K-9 unit, which would later help to uncover the mystery. The K-9 discovered the suspect's vehicle, which was towed to the police department for further investigation. Everything returned back to normal. But one thing the suspect failed to notice was that the cops were working behind the scenes. For 2 months, undercover officers had monitored his activities, and now it was time to set a trap for him. Thinking he would meet a buyer, he was greeted by cops. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Don't move. Told you we'd get you. >> What's up, Gabriel? >> Don't do it. Don't move. >> Don't do it, dude. You're going to get yourself hurt, man. over >> not a regular heartbeat with the family. >> Hold up, Gabriel. >> Come here. >> Come on. >> Your car, dog. >> Let's go. >> You the girlfriend? >> Oh, it's my niece. >> It's your niece. Let me >> Let's go, man. It ain't worth it. Hey, not worth it. 13. >> Don't try running, man. >> You think you're going to outrun me now? >> During the arrest, the cops found illegal items in the suspect's possession. However, after realizing that he had been caught and had no possible way to evade the officers like last time, he seemed to comply, thinking the officers would grant him some favors. But he was in for a shock. >> Can I talk to my niece real quick? >> We uh we released her. She's not being charged right now. So >> I know. I just want >> Well, we can let you make a phone call. Whoever you want to call when we get denials stand like right here. Can I just >> She already left. Well, she's over here. But no, we can't we can't let you talk to her. I'm sorry. >> Even with you guys listening. >> Yeah. I know. I'm sorry. It's like policy. They don't want Can >> you ask her to call my brother? >> Yeah. I can call my girlfriend. Girlfriend and brother. >> Yeah, for sure. For sure. You got a lock over here, bro. I never knew that. Yeah, I never knew there was one back here. What the [laughter] >> Are those all right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Hey, is this your Cheetos? >> Those are hers. >> Hers. Okay. You have any food in there? Donuts you want we can bring with you? Those aren't hers. >> No, nothing. Okay. Nothing. Okay. Okay. The Red Bull. Just the Red Bull. Okay. >> The suspect thought that his fake cooperation would warrant him some leniency from the officers, but he was very wrong. They always say karma is unforgiving. And now it was time to face the consequences of his actions. Let's go to uh however you want. Yeah, you can. Um, we're going to read you your rights. Uh, but I just got to get just basic information first. Your full name, last name, all that stuff. Okay. Uh, give me one second. We'll let you make phone calls. You can call >> memorize everything. [music] >> All right. So, statement rights. Before you answer any question or make any statements, you must fully understand your right. Number one, you have the right to remain silent. Number two, this is not admitting any guilt. This is nothing with guilt, okay? And I'm even saying this is nothing admitting guilt. This is just us giving you your rights [music] and you just advising that yes, we gave you your rights. Okay. I don't [music] want to sign. >> You don't want to sign. Okay. I'll put refused. Okay. Refused. I'm going to sign. Okay. And my partner's going to sign, too. There's going to be charges from today from with your uh is that your niece [music] in the car? Okay. Um for everything that was in that car. Okay. We charged on that. Um we may also go after your girlfriend because she was in the car from September that September incident. We may also go after her cuz we've attempted to contact her and she refused to come in. and she refused to get pick up the car. So, there may be charges with her. I don't know if she's is she like a medical student. Does she do anything in in the medical field? Are she a nurse or something or no? >> Oh, you don't have to. Yeah, that's fine. >> After realizing the gravity of his situation, the suspect appeared to be deep in thought. Realizing there was no way out other than letting the law follow its course. >> Why don't you call your lawyer, tell them where you're at, let them know what's going on, let them know what what happened. Um, I'm sure he knows because he he talked to my partner. >> The lawyer knows the charges, >> right? He talked to my partner three or four times >> and we suggested you come in and you didn't do that. So, um, yeah, here if you want, we'll uncuff you. We can um have his number and you can call him. Okay. >> I need you number. Okay. >> I'll be okay. Are you okay? You okay? Okay. >> Yeah, you can. We'll get you through. You can't bring that. Finish that. You can uh we'll get you food. You'll get food. So, we'll get you'll get breakfast and uh lunch and dinner. >> So, um I couldn't find a coffee over there. We can get He's going to get a meal. They're coming. >> They're coming with food. When they come, they'll give you a cup. All right. It shouldn't be long. >> You'll get You'll get food, something to eat, something to drink. >> All right. In the end, the suspect was charged with fleeing, possession of paraphernalia, delivery of controlled substances, unlawful use of a weapon, and battery upon a police officer. If you thought that was insane, wait till you meet this guy who set up a meeting with an underage kid only to end up in the hands of an undercover cop. My name's Detective Ross with Wolf Lacrosse Police Department. Can you take your hands out of your pockets for me? >> Yeah, here. On July the 6th, 2021, an investigator posed as a 15-year-old girl on an anonymous social media platform to ensnare those with bad intentions on underage individuals. [music] A 29-year-old man, later identified as Ryan Burton, took the bait. Over the course of several hours, Ryan allegedly engaged in explicit communication, sending the supposed teenager compromising photos. Even after he was aware of the girl's age, he continued [music] to pursue her. But unbeknownst to him, he was talking to an undercover officer. He eventually asked for a home address in Lacrosse, [music] Wisconsin. Expecting to meet a 15-year-old girl, he was greeted by a much older 15-year-old who happened to be a cop. How you doing? How you doing, man? >> Good. Good. My name's Detective Ross. I'm with Lacrosse Police Department. Can you take your hands out of your pockets for me? >> Yeah. >> What's your What's your name, sir? >> Ryan. >> Ryan. Okay. Any weapons with you today? No. >> Okay. You just want to put your hands on top of your head. I'm just going to pat you down. Make sure you got no weapons with you today. >> We're here at the police department as well, sir. See our badge? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Copy. You okay? You never hurt, Brian. >> I'm good. >> Good. >> Check these things for fit. >> What's your last name, Brian? >> It's Ryan with an R. >> Where's your ID? Ryan, >> I'm sorry. >> In my car. >> Where your keys at? I'm going get your ID. It's in my pocket here. >> Where's your ID at so I can confirm what you're talking about? >> It's in the middle compartment of my car. >> Can I go get your ID for you, please? in this pocket. >> Other pocket. >> This one right here. >> Yep. >> It's in the middle. Council then. >> Copy. I'll go back in the main. >> Yeah. All right. And I can go grab your ID. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> Let's just have a seat here on the uh step. [clears throat] At this point, Ryan appeared shocked by what had transpired, but now he had to face the consequences of his actions. >> With the police department here, we're going to have a car come over and transport you back to the station. Uh, read you your Miranda rightites, try to ask you a few questions, and um, we'll go from there. Okay. >> This other ID, is this your relation to you? >> Yes. >> It's not stolen or anything? No. Why? >> All right. Step over. This is Ryan search. You can go ahead and give me Ryan. >> Ryan. Yeah. >> Hey, Ryan. I'm Officer Holocaust Police. You have anything on you that's going to stick me or poke me? Anything sharp? >> No. Can you separate your feet please? Uh this is dad's car. There's two IDs. One for wife, one for him. And the wall was in the center console. Permission room. >> Yeah, should be Ryan did not seem to resist and was eventually taken into custody. Despite the overwhelming evidence against him, he continued to claim innocence. >> You ever been placed under arrest before? >> Yes. >> This is the police department. This isn't the jail. Yep. >> We're going to walk around this way. I didn't start. I don't know the case anymore. >> I'll grab it. You >> don't even know. >> Yeah, you can go and sit down and relax. >> You need anything? Water or anything? >> Nothing. >> All right. Um, you know why you're here? >> No. >> Okay. Um, well, I have an investigation that's open. Um, and you're involved in it, >> right? >> All right. Um, but it's a pretty serious allegation. So, Ryan, obviously, you're here um you were taken into custody this uh this evening just for for a reason. I got an open investigation. I investigate crimes against kids. >> Okay. >> All right. Does that ring a bell? >> No. >> Okay. You still have no idea why you're here? >> Okay. I'm going to read you your Miranda rightites. Okay. Cuz I just I'd like to talk to you about why you're here, but obviously I can't talk to you without first protecting you. Okay. Does that make sense to you? >> Ryan, before we ask any questions, you must understand your rights. [music] You have the right to remain silent. anything you say will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him or her with you during questioning. If you are unable to hire if you are unable to hire a lawyer, you can request and receive appointment of a lawyer by the proper authority without cost or charge to you to be present and advise you before and during this statement. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Long as you understand your rights, Ryan, I need your signature here. And if you want to if you want to talk to me next and talk to me about why you're here, signature here. Okay. Okay. So, this is just that you understand your rights. This is if you want to talk to me. If you don't want to talk to me, you just tell me now. Okay. Okay. Don't want to talk. Even after denying every allegation, he was not allowed back in public that day. Shockingly, he seemed not to understand the gravity of his allegations. Going to be going to the county jail tonight. All right. Um, there'll be two charges. All right. One of them is the use of a computer to facilitate a child crime. >> Okay. >> And the second one is the attempted secondderee assault of a child. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I'll respect your wishes and uh we're going to get you out of here as soon as we can. >> Okay. All right. We're going to go in left back over here. >> Ryan faced felony counts of attempted secondderee intimate misconduct and using a computer to facilitate a misconduct. [music] He was released on a signature bond that prohibited contact with his two biological