That's it. Assume Denton's armed, but remember we might have a kid in there. >> Copy. >> Clear. Hold up. >> I did it. >> You're leaving town? >> Hey. What are you guys doing? >> Where's Denton? >> Yeah. >> Where's your son? >> What? What? Oh. What? What's happened? What's going on? >> There's been a crime. >> Anyone in your wife's life, your life, you having problems with? >> Never do this. No. >> You own a Smith & Wesson, correct? >> That's right. I do. >> So, where is it? >> At the house. >> It's not at the house. >> Well, then I don't know where it is. Maybe, you know, maybe whoever did this to my family, maybe they took it. >> Wes, where's your son, Jordan? >> I already told you. I don't know. >> What are you doing with all those clothes in the car? Where were you headed? >> Do I need a lawyer? >> Why would you need a lawyer, Wes, if you haven't done anything wrong? >> Because I feel like you're pushing me in a direction that is unthinkable and untrue. >> Why all the clothes? >> I was coming home from work in Fort Wayne. >> According to your neighbors, you're some big shot at Hewlett Packard here in Chicago. >> I was laid off a year ago and I've been picking up freelance IT work installing server systems at night. >> Why was your phone off all day? >> My battery was dead. I forgot my charger. It's a 3-hour drive home. >> Where's your son? >> I don't know. I don't know! Why don't I start asking you that question? Or you? Isn't that your job? Or do you just sit around accusing innocent people of slaughtering their families? >> Hi, I'm Officer Burgess. This is Officer Roman. We're here about >> Shelby? >> Yeah. Do you Do you know Shelby Denton? >> We used to be best friends. We did cheer together. Then she transferred to public school this year, so we didn't see each other so much. >> Seems your younger brother Jordan is missing. Anything you could tell us would be helpful. >> Have you talked to Owen yet? >> Owen? >> Her boyfriend. Or ex-boyfriend, you never knew with them. >> Does Owen got a last name? >> Reese. Owen Reese. >> Kid's been holed up in his room since he heard the news. Sad. Only met Shelby a few times. She seemed like a sweet girl. Owen! The police want to talk. >> Hey Mr. Reese, where was your son last night? >> In his room. Got caught drinking 2 weeks ago. He's been grounded ever since. He even took his car keys. >> Hey Owen, we're looking for Jordan Denton. >> He's alive? >> We're hoping, but with every minute the chances decrease. >> We know you were over there a lot. How well do you know him? >> He's a good kid. Looked to me. I mean, sometimes he >> Sometimes he'd what? Tell him. >> You got to understand. Shelby hated being home. Her parents were always fighting. Shelby and me we had this spot we used to go to, this foreclosed house a couple blocks from hers to get away. Jordan followed us in there a few times. >> Give us the address. >> Police, anyone down here? >> Over here. >> Jordan! >> Oh my god. 2113 squad, emergency. You got him? >> Yeah. >> Inform Chicago Med, we are en route with a tender age male. Gunshot wound to the shoulder. He's lost a lot of blood. >> Yeah. They got the dad downstairs in the cage. >> You get anything on the wife over? >> Not a word. >> Any word on the boy? >> Still in surgery. >> Money makes people do crazy things. Not enough or too much doesn't seem to matter. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> You forget to mention when we spoke before you and your wife were about to go broke. >> It's immaterial. >> No, that's motive. See, you have a need to be seen a certain way, successful. That's why you killed Lucy. You found out she filed for bankruptcy. >> No. No. None of this is true. >> out of runway. See, you figure you cash in on her life insurance policy, the one you're making payments on when you can barely afford groceries. >> Lucy must have been paying those premiums. Besides, which none of this makes me a murderer. >> Do yourself a favor. Tell me how you set this thing up and the state's attorney will thank you by giving you a life sentence with possibility. >> I didn't do this. I was trying to hold my family together. >> Guess what? We found your son. Half conscious, bullet in his shoulder, clinging to life. He's in surgery now. >> I I have to see him. >> Not yet. >> Please, you can't keep me from my boy. >> I got a court order keeps you from seeing him. >> He needs his father. >> What's he going to tell us if he makes it through the surgery? This is your last chance to get out in front of this. What happened? >> I want to see my lawyer. Now. >> Yeah, I'm going to put you on with my sergeant. >> Burgess and Atwater. >> Mhm. >> A lady over on Westfern and Park has been letting stuff pile up in her backyard and the buttinsky neighbor has called the sheriff, apparently gave her 30 days to clean it up. And I guess the old lady hasn't done anything, so head over there and if she hasn't made any progress, lock her ass up. >> Lock her up for being a slob. >> You know, when you're queen for a day, Burgess, you can keep all the happy laws and get rid of all the mean ones, but until then, move your buns, okay? >> We'll bring something back for you, Sarge. Maybe she's got an old box of personality laying around there somewhere. >> Ma'am. >> Hello. >> I'm Officer Burgess and this is Officer Atwater. >> Hello. >> Miss Evans, you've exceeded the 30 days >> I'm trying. I'm sorry. I'm trying, but I just can't seem to get started. >> Well, then I have to place you under arrest, ma'am. So, if you could turn around for me? >> Oh my god. >> I just I need to talk to my partner. Real quick, ma'am. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. I'm not locking this lady up. You want to talk about some bad karma? >> Well, I'd rather piss her off than plaque, you feel me? >> Wait. Ma'am. Would you do me a favor? Would you grab that coffee can behind you? That one. There you go. Now, take that banana peel or whatever it is. Yep. Yep. Yep. Okay, now, drop it in the coffee can. Good enough for us. Have a good day, ma'am, and please do get your house cleaned up, or indeed you will be arrested by other officers. Just like that. >> Multiple pain-in-the-ass neighbors have complained that you two adults didn't do a damn thing. >> was making a good faith effort to >> What do you understand now, Burgess? A good faith effort? Does she keep your balls in the glove box out of water? >> know what you're talking >> And why is she calling the shots all the time? You go back there, and if that nutcase hasn't made a serious dent in the cleanup, you slap some bracelets on her, and you bring her in, or I will park you both on crossing guard duty, which is maybe where you belong, cuz I got no patience for soft cops. Now, get out of here. >> Sorry. >> I'll deal with this lady now. Ma'am. >> I've been cleaning. I'm in my bedroom, in the back. >> We'll need to see it. >> I promise you. >> Ma'am, we need to see the progress, or we're going to have to place you under arrest. >> Okay. Look, see? It's all here. I've been working on it. Now, please leave. Did you hear that? >> Huh? What? >> It's back there. Do not go down there. You're not allowed. No, get out! >> What's in there? >> Nothing! You need to leave! You have no right to be in here! >> to open it. >> No! No, get away from there! Ma'am! No! >> God damn >> No! No! No! Oh my god! >> Chicago PD Oh my god. Hey. It's okay. >> My mama said no strangers. >> Okay, but it's all right now. You're safe. Come here. It's okay. Yeah. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Copy that. She was listed as a missing person in South Dakota 4 years ago. They moved here right after that. Dad's out of the picture. Fell through the cracks. You okay? >> Red pickup truck coming in. >> White male driver, Illinois tags, 57 Adam Victor 2 Union. >> Copy, I see him. >> This should be the last one. All the auction winners are here now. >> All right. Plates are registered to >> Mary Ann Richter, 788 Pine Place. >> Well, that don't look like a Mary Ann to me. >> No, white male. >> Mid-30s. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, hold up. I'm getting a hit on the pickup's address. All right, Daniel Richter, 35, registered sex offender, lives with his mother, Mary Ann. All right, check your phones, everybody. I'm going to send over a photo of this guy. I'm going to need a positive. >> Hey, honey. Yeah, I'm positive I'll be late tonight. >> That's a positive. >> Okay. Love you, too. >> We've got a Winnebago. Yeah, it looks like our guy. >> That's him, 100%. >> Confirmed. >> Hey, bird, just start creeping in real slow. Upton, same. Add water, Antonio, on my command. >> Come on. Come on, come on. >> We need him away from that trailer. >> Chances are the other three kids are in there, too. Move in. >> Hey, police! Don't move! Do not move! Come on! Back off, or I'll kill her! Back off! Stop walking, or >> I'll shoot. I swear to god I'll shoot. I'll shoot. I swear to god it. >> Come with me. It's okay. >> Where are the other kids? Where are the other kids? >> In the camper. >> Where are the other All of them. You've been doing this 6 months. >> I don't remember. >> You got one last chance. Only this time >> Hey, hey, hey. >> If you don't give me the right answer >> Enough. >> Turn over. Turn over. I want you to see it coming. >> Hicks, enough. Hey. Hey, so so large, if you kill him, we can't get the kids. Okay? Okay? >> Hicks. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Hey, come on, guys. Hey, come on out. It's okay, all right? >> We're scared. >> Don't be scared. >> Can you breathe for me? >> The police officer slow. The guys are safe now, all right? >> I want a lawyer. >> I want a lawyer. >> Right now. This is your one chance to tell me where the rest of those kids are. And give me the passwords to all your twisted websites. >> What's in it for me? >> Your ability to live. >> Excuse me? >> You can be placed in general population at Cook County. And uh believe me when I tell you there's a lot of real bad people there. I mean, they they have their own code of conduct. And the one thing they really hate is people who hurt children. I mean, they do all kinds of things to them. Torture. Rape. You give me what I'm asking for I'll make sure you're placed in special population. You'll be protected there. If not well >> Your freak expires in 30 seconds. >> All right, signal's weak, but it's around here somewhere. >> All right, spread out. We go through doors if we have to. Stay down! >> Go. Cover me. I'm the police, it's okay. Got to move. >> Breach! Go! Go! Go! >> Are you clear? >> Hostile around the back. >> Get back. Close the door. I want it. Clear. >> Go! Clear! Clear. Police! Off to the other side of the fence! Police, don't go! Requesting air one. I don't want to lose that car. >> It's one down, a fender. Rest of the building is clear. >> I saw the other girl. He was putting her in the trunk. We got to go. >> let's get out of here. >> Hey, you okay? You okay? You good? >> Yeah, we'll catch up. All right. Hey, what do we got? >> She came flying out of that window. I think she's got a couple of cracked ribs and maybe her ankle. >> We'll take it from here. You're in good hands, honey. All right, you're all right. Um Okay. >> We're going to tilt her up and just get her right on this board, okay? >> Okay. >> All right, that should be okay. >> Here we go. >> Ready? >> And up. >> Even the cop knows. >> Yeah, yeah. Well, it was funny for everybody, huh? >> We were tied to the radiator with those plastic things you find in packages. Well, they were getting ready to move us, but they must have seen you guys outside cuz they started arguing amongst themselves saying, "Someone's out there. We have to do this now, right now." So, um one came over with a knife and cut us loose. And as soon as I felt myself free, I didn't even think. It was like my legs just took over and I saw the window and I just crashed through it. >> Hayden, did you get a look at these guys? >> Um they wore masks. They never took them off. I thought I was dead. Then they stole Allison. I shouldn't have left. I shouldn't have left. >> No, Hayden. You did exactly what you should have done. You got away. That was exactly right. We'll find Allison. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, come here. Come here. >> The party, it's over. >> Hey, it's all right. >> her. I got her. >> Clear. Oh, where where's Isaac? Move up. Jay. Clear. Clear. Let us go. Clear. Hey, hey, hey. Skokie police, who are you? >> Behind you. >> That [ __ ] she shot me. >> Where's Ulrich? >> He's out back. >> It's Ulrich. Skokie police, Sarah, is that you? >> Help me. Help me. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> All right. You're safe now. You're safe. It's okay. >> Sarah Fraser, Was she here? >> What happened? Is she hurt? >> Laurie He was going to dump us off somewhere. But Sarah She grabbed his gun. She shot him. >> CTA just reported a female white late teens boarded an L train at Lake and Ashland with a handgun. >> Let's go. >> Hey. My name's Erin Lindsay. I'm with the Chicago Police Department. I'm going to come in, okay? We're here to help. There's a lot of people that are looking for you. Sarah. >> You know my name? >> I know all about what happened to you. >> No, you don't. >> I know about Trevor. And I know what he did. Sarah. Listen, he's in jail. Okay, he's never going to hurt anybody again. >> It's too late. >> It's not. Sarah, I need you to do something for me, okay? Can you put the gun down? Sarah. These two officers behind me are a little nervous. They're afraid you're going to hurt someone. >> I can't live with this. >> Sarah. Sarah, I just need you to hold on, okay? Can you do that for me? Can you hold on for just 10 minutes? Okay. >> We have the girl, but we need the father. She has the gun looking like she wants to end it. You have my word this situation be contained the whole time. Want to see your daughter? >> She's alive? >> Yeah. We got to move. Turn around. Come on. >> Are they in the way? >> What's happening? >> Nothing, they're just >> their jobs. Keep your eyes on me. >> You're going to arrest me. >> We're not. >> I won't go in another cage. >> What? Sarah, wait. Sarah. >> This way. >> Sarah. Listen to me. You're stronger than this and I know you know that. The girls that you were with, we have them. They told me that you're the only one that never broke. You're a fighter. And you know that. Sarah, just hang on. Can you look outside for me right now? >> Glenn. >> Sarah, look outside. Your dad's here. >> Sarah. I'm here. It's okay. You're safe. It's okay. It's going to be okay. >> You came for me. >> Of course I did. I never did. Never did. >> Give him a minute. >> Yeah, maybe a couple. >> Woo!