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0:00That's her Camry. That's her Camry, bro.
0:02Yeah, it's her vehicle.
0:06>> Some right here.
0:09>> What is that?
0:10That's a [ __ ] hand. Hey, there's a
0:12body over here.
0:14>> Holy [ __ ]
0:16>> What the?
0:17>> These officers have just found an
0:19abandoned car in a remote wooded area of
0:22Tallahassee, Florida. What they don't
0:24know yet is that this car is about to
0:27lead them to the torture house of a
0:30wanted serial killer.
0:33>> Put your hands up.
0:34>> Body. Body. Body.
0:36>> What if this turns out to be a
0:38>> um your question? Are we dealing with a
0:40serial killer? It looks that way.
0:43>> Inside the remote cabin in [music] the
0:45woods was the body of a missing mother.
0:48And the evidence suggested that the
0:50killer had escaped only minutes earlier,
0:52disappearing [music] into the forest.
0:54>> As soon as I opened up that door,
0:56somebody was smoking cigarettes in there
0:57not too long ago.
0:58>> But even more terrifying than a killer
1:00on the run was what remained hidden
1:02about 150 yard away. Under a pile of
1:06leaves in another wooded area was the
1:08decomposing body of his next victim.
1:12>> All right, dude. This is getting crazy,
1:13bro. And now the killer could already be
1:16searching for his next [music] victim.
1:20What began as a missing person report
1:22would within hours uncover a double
1:25murder, expose a violent repeat
1:27offender, and connect two cases that had
1:30seemed completely unrelated.
1:38It all began at around 5:00 p.m. on June
1:4013th. A middle-aged man contacted the
1:43Tallahassee Police Department to report
1:45one of his friends missing, a
1:4775-year-old woman named Victoria Sims.
1:50>> Tallahassee Police Department. If
1:52anyone's inside, make your presence
1:54known by side or sound. Tallahassee
1:56police. That ain't normal.
2:00>> Your call has been forwarded to an
2:01automatic.
2:02>> Victoria had not answered her phone for
2:04several [music] days, and her family had
2:06also been unable to reach her.
2:08>> When was the last time you talked to
2:09them?
2:10like a couple days ago. I don't know. I
2:11can't even I can't really remember. But
2:13>> it's okay.
2:14>> I called last night and it went
2:16straight. It like rain once barely at
2:18all on her house phone and straight
2:20voicemail which
2:21>> her house woman.
2:22>> Yeah, her house. I caught her cell
2:23phone.
2:24>> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, don't go in
2:26there just yet.
2:27>> They're not answering.
2:28>> Just Just yet. Okay.
2:29>> The friend went to her house with
2:30Victoria's granddaughter where they
2:32found the front door partially open.
2:37We uh knocked on the door to see if she
2:39was already in and it pushed open, but
2:43um we were going to walk around to the
2:45back to look in the sliding glass door
2:47because that gave would give the best
2:49view of course.
2:49>> So you went in?
2:50>> I did.
2:51>> And you went in?
2:52>> Can someone contact her church? Just
2:54make absolutely sure that she's not on
2:55>> pastor right over there. Okay.
2:57>> And he's contacted a lot of people and
2:58they haven't heard from her days. No.
3:02That's what I'm saying. Somebody could
3:04have stained all that and could have put
3:06her paper in there on purpose, you know,
3:08so that it's not noticed. You know what
3:10I mean?
3:11>> Victoria was gone. Her car was missing
3:15and the house was in disarray. Ignoring
3:18calls or suddenly breaking from her
3:20normal routine was completely out of
3:22character for her. The apartment had not
3:24been completely ransacked. Most of it
3:26was still clean and organized, but parts
3:29of the living and dining areas appeared
3:31to have been deliberately searched.
3:33>> They let themselves inside and see that
3:34the TV and a laptop are missing as well
3:36as her vehicle. So, uh, looks like it's
3:39been tossed. If uh, we'll clear it real
3:42quick and uh, make sure it's not a seven
3:44issue or anything like that.
3:45>> The television stand had been knocked
3:47over and several items around it were
3:49scattered across the floor. The
3:51television itself [music] was gone and
3:53Victoria's laptop was also missing. Does
3:55>> she normally have a TV in there?
3:57>> Yeah. Yeah, it's gone. Somebody took it.
4:00You can't lift it. And what what I don't
4:02get is, you know, if my mom knew that
4:04she was in trouble, she'd offer anything
4:06like here, take my car. Take take
4:09whatever. Here's the money. You know,
4:12you know, she wouldn't she wouldn't have
4:13fought. She wouldn't have cared. The
4:15initial report mentioned no blood, no
4:17weapons, and no obvious signs of a
4:20struggle inside the apartment. There was
4:22also no sign of forced entry, and the
4:24safe under Victoria's bed had been left
4:26untouched. It was later discovered that
4:29an envelope containing [music] around
4:31$750 had also been taken from the house.
4:34These details suggested that the person
4:36who entered the home may have known
4:38exactly what they were looking for, and
4:40that this was not a random break-in.
4:43Hey, when you talked to her last, were
4:44there any concerns for her safety or
4:46anything?
4:46>> I think something must have happened
4:47Friday afternoon, evening, she always
4:49brought her car back and parked right
4:51there back then.
4:52>> She didn't even call my my news today.
4:55It's her birthday. We should have done
4:56that.
4:57>> The newspaper from the morning of June
4:5813th was still sitting outside her door,
5:01while the newspaper from the previous
5:03day, dated June 12th, was found on the
5:05dining table inside the house. This
5:08[snorts] suggested that Victoria had
5:10likely collected her newspaper and
5:11returned inside on the morning of June
5:1412th. But by the following morning, she
5:16was no longer there to pick up the next
5:18one.
5:20Because of the missing items, the entire
5:22house was sealed off as [music] a crime
5:24scene with several possibilities still
5:26on the table, including kidnapping and
5:28robbery. What they didn't know was that
5:31the man responsible for Victoria's
5:33disappearance was already preparing to
5:35leave Tallahassee.
5:39Um, I know you're under a lot of stress
5:41right now. We're uh working a lot of
5:43different angles to try and find your
5:44mom. Um, but it's really important
5:46nobody goes in there right now if we can
5:48help it. Okay.
5:48>> Has she had any sort of disagreement
5:50with anyone?
5:51>> No. I like I said, I'm worried about
5:53that guy. I think I did their name my
5:56nephew's friend and he contacted her or
6:01texted her something. I can't remember
6:03what the saying said. It said something
6:05about, "Hi, Miss Vicky. How are you? You
6:07know, I'm hoping you're doing good last
6:10day.
6:10>> During those conversations, Victoria's
6:12daughter mentioned a detail that did not
6:14initially seem significant. Within
6:17hours, it would become one of the most
6:18important leads in the case.
6:20>> She has a Hold on where you run away
6:22from me. She has a trailer that she's
6:24trying to sell.
6:25>> Yeah. Well, it's in her name, but it's
6:27>> But do you live there?
6:28>> No. No, I don't live.
6:29>> Have you checked it to see if she
6:33We're trying to fix it up and
6:36Um, but anyway, the other day I notice I
6:38looked at cuz I was trying to help her
6:39out with the phone.
6:40>> She's not very good at
6:43and uh it was a weird text message from
6:45this kid who's my my cous my nephew's
6:48>> friend supposedly. I don't know his
6:50name. I don't know anything about him,
6:52but my mom said that he's a pretty good
6:53kid. Okay.
6:54>> Or a guy who she doesn't say kids. I
6:56don't know if it's a man. I'm sorry for
6:57my phone.
6:58>> Now, this is Who' you say this was? What
7:01friend?
7:01>> My nephew's and he's in jail right now.
7:03>> Your nephew's in jail? Yeah. And she was
7:06even going to have him come and help out
7:08with the trailer. She said he's a good
7:09guy. I'm just hoping she's visiting him.
7:12Can we Is there any way you can find
7:13that out?
7:14>> Do we have an address?
7:16>> We'll call the county jail.
7:17>> Oh. Oh, yeah. Oh, I thought she was
7:18talking about this friend.
7:19>> She visited him today, you know, and
7:21maybe she doesn't know anything about
7:22But what worries me is the phone's been
7:24off the hook is what I'm guessing.
7:26>> Family members had seen messages on
7:28Victoria's phone from an unknown man.
7:31Victoria had told them that the sender
7:33was a friend of one of her grandchildren
7:35and that he was a good person. He was
7:38also the last [music] person known to
7:39have called Victoria. When her family
7:41tried calling on the night of June 12th,
7:43the phone rang only once before going to
7:45voicemail. Officers checked nearby
7:48hospitals, searched the places Victoria
7:50regularly visited and reviewed recent
7:52[music] calls connected to her and her
7:54car.
7:55Victoria was entered into missing person
7:57databases and a bolo was issued for her
8:00white Toyota Camry. But while officers
8:02were working on Victoria's case, this
8:04was not the only missing person
8:06investigation in Teleahassee.
8:09One week earlier, police had also
8:11received a report that another [music]
8:12person was missing. 19-year-old Black
8:15Lives Matter activist Oluatoyan Salo.
8:19Black matter matter
8:22matter.
8:24>> No, can't nobody silence me. Wherever
8:26the I go, I'm profile. Look at mying
8:30hair. Look at my skin, bro. I can't take
8:33it off. So guess what? I'mma fly about
8:35it. You cannot take my blackness away
8:38from me. My blackness
8:39[cheering and applause] is not for your
8:41consumption. Continuing coverage tonight
8:43on the search for a missing [music]
8:44activist. A group canvasing areas
8:47tonight where she was last believed to
8:49have
8:49>> who had been active in several local
8:52Black Lives Matter protests was declared
8:54missing on Tuesday, June 9th.
8:57>> Toyen was last seen on the evening of
8:59Friday, June 5th, at a protest with
9:01several of her friends. At some point,
9:04she said she wanted to get some air and
9:05walked away from the group. When she did
9:08not return, two of her friends searched
9:10for her for around 2 hours. The next
9:13morning, at about 8:00 a.m. on June 6th,
9:16one of her friends went to the police
9:17department in person to [music] report
9:19her missing. According to later
9:21accounts, police said that because the
9:23friend was not an immediate family
9:24member, they could not file an official
9:26missing person report. So, Toyen's
9:29friends began searching for her on their
9:30own that same day.
9:32>> We're wondering if you've seen her. Her
9:34family officially reported her missing
9:36on June 7th. At the same time, police
9:38already had another report connected to
9:40Toyen. On June 6th, she had contacted
9:43them to report that she had been
9:44sexually assaulted earlier that morning.
9:47According to police, [music] while they
9:49were following up on that report, her
9:51family informed them that Toyen had
9:53disappeared.
9:54Investigators first contacted her
9:56friends, people she knew, local support
9:58centers, and places where they believed
10:00she may have been staying. On June 10th,
10:03police released an official missing
10:05person notice and asked the [music]
10:06public for help. After that, Toyian's
10:09friends and the Tallahassee Community
10:10Action Committee organized larger
10:12community searches to find her.
10:15While Tallahassee police were dealing
10:17with two missing person cases that
10:19appeared completely [music] unrelated,
10:20someone close to Victoria gave them an
10:22important piece of information.
10:24>> She's an elderly lady, but she's so nice
10:26and she's so scribbed. The only thing I
10:29think of is is a soft point was her
10:31grandson. and he was like,
10:32>> "He's in jail in Mola County right now."
10:34>> I I know, but I'm just saying like when
10:36I I used to run this as an Airbnb and
10:38now I just I I live in here cuz I sell
10:41in my house, but like he would sit on my
10:44bench when somebody cuz I wasn't rented
10:46all the time. He would sit on that bench
10:47and he would smoke. And then like one
10:49time I had guests come up and he had
10:51left his parole paper on my bench. So
10:54the guest called me and said, "Oh my
10:56god, my own this isn't a safe place for
10:57me to live or to stay because somebody's
11:00somebody left their parole." And so I
11:02told Miss I, I said, "You got to tell
11:04them to stop sitting on my bench." And
11:06then the next time I came, there was one
11:07of those medical marijuana things that
11:09he'd been sitting up there smoking. So
11:11anyway, I said, "Miss Vicki, do not let
11:14him up on my property." And she's like,
11:16"Okay, okay, okay." So he was he was I
11:19think he was a problem but she you know
11:21she loved him and she was a he was a
11:23soft spot for her. So the only thing I
11:25can think of and he used to have friends
11:27over here when he lived here so and now
11:30he's in jail but is the only thing I'm
11:32thinking of cuz she was very careful.
11:34She wouldn't open the door like actually
11:36I I flip houses. So when I was working
11:38on that I put a peepphole in there and
11:40my guys put a peepphole for me. Okay.
11:43So, she used that peepphole and I even
11:45measured it so she could see out it. Um,
11:48and she wouldn't open that door
11:49>> for strangers.
11:50>> Yeah. She had to recognize them.
11:52>> So, maybe it was one of his friends,
11:56>> druggy friends or you know, burglary
11:59friends and and she that I I just don't
12:02believe she'd open the door to somebody
12:03she didn't know.
12:05>> She said that she and Victoria had been
12:07helping a man named Aaron. He knew
12:10Victoria's grandson lived on Monday Road
12:13and sometimes received food, rent money,
12:15or help with transportation from
12:17Victoria. Victoria had always tried to
12:19help him. Using this information, police
12:22[music] identified the man as Aaron Lee
12:24Glee Jr., but this was not the first
12:27time police had heard his name.
12:30Less than 2 weeks earlier in May, Glee
12:32had been arrested after an officer
12:34happened to see him assaulting a young
12:35woman who had [music] rejected his
12:37sexual advances. The officer saw Glee
12:40kick the woman in the stomach and when
12:42police stepped in, Glee also assaulted
12:44the officer. Now that the investigators
12:46knew about his violent history,
12:48especially towards women, [music] their
12:50concern for Victoria grew even stronger.
12:52More officers were assigned to the case.
12:54According to one report, at around 8:30
12:57that night, an officer was sent out to
12:59help with the investigation and searched
13:01several locations for Victoria's
13:02registered Camry, but could not find it.
13:05A search team and a K-9 unit were also
13:07called to Victoria's apartment complex.
13:10The plan was to begin a ground search
13:12from South Blairstone [music] Road.
13:14Using a legal order, police obtained
13:16both the historical and live location
13:18data from Victoria's phone. The record
13:20showed that on the morning of June 12th,
13:22[music] her phone was still near her
13:24apartment. At around 9:00 a.m., it began
13:26moving away from the apartment and
13:28toward Monday Road. After that, the
13:30phone remained inside a residential area
13:33surrounded by woods. I'm a Russell
13:35Monday court.
13:37>> After receiving the phone ping, the K9
13:39search around Victoria's apartment was
13:41stopped [music] and officers were
13:42redirected to 2110 Monday Road for a
13:45tactical approach. Glee's cabin was
13:48located around 350 ft inside the woods.
13:52The thick vegetation around the property
13:54gave him plenty of places to hide and
13:56made the operation even more dangerous.
14:09There's a car right there. Wait,
14:12>> that's our Camry. That's our Camry, bro.
14:15>> All right, dude. This is getting crazy,
14:16bro.
14:17>> Vehicle.
14:18>> I really don't like if he could be
14:19anywhere out here. Um, can we get K9
14:22here and see if they can
14:31As officers [music] moved toward the
14:33cabin, they spotted Victoria's white
14:35Camry parked northeast of the building.
14:37Victoria's car was stuck in the mud with
14:40a wooden board placed under one of the
14:42tires. Tire changing tools were found
14:44inside [music] the vehicle, showing that
14:46someone had tried to free it. A white
14:49sheet had been placed over the [music]
14:50rear of the car, and the license plate
14:52had been bent upward to hide the number.
14:54>> Was that a tarp trying to cover it?
14:57Looks like some type of canvas. Back up.
14:58He
14:59>> folded up a tag.
15:01>> There's a trail that goes down there.
15:03>> The car had been abandoned beside Glee's
15:06cabin. While officers were searching the
15:08area around the property, they suddenly
15:10heard a phone ringing nearby.
15:18>> The ringing led them to a trash
15:19container outside the house where
15:21Victoria's phone and identification had
15:24been discarded.
15:38the door.
15:39>> We are breaching.
15:41>> All right, come out. Watch this. Watch
15:43this window right here.
15:53>> Tell us. Come out with your hands up
15:58police department. COME OUT WITH YOUR
15:59HANDS UP.
16:00>> I'M going to I'm going to take this
16:02corner. You're going to cover left.
16:03Okay,
16:06Dallas. Police department. Come out with
16:08your hands up. All right, we're clear
16:10back here. [music] It's just a kitchen.
16:13Smells like fresh cigarettes in here.
16:14>> Yeah.
16:15>> All right, coming out. We just have that
16:16one one room right there. Come your
16:18hands up.
16:23>> Body. Body. Body. All right. Body. Got
16:26it. Got it. I got it. All right.
16:28>> In the northwest bedroom, they found
16:31Victoria.
16:33>> Are you kidding me?
16:34>> Wow.
16:34>> Oh my god. This is Oh my gosh.
16:38>> She was lying face down and her body was
16:41covered with a white blanket that was
16:42heavily soaked [music] in blood.
16:44Victoria's hands and feet had been tied
16:46behind her back. At the time her body
16:49was discovered, [music] the exact cause
16:50of death was still unknown, but the
16:53autopsy later revealed a deep cut across
16:55her neck measuring about 7 in wide and
16:58nearly 2 and 1/2 in deep. The medical
17:00examiner ruled that Victoria died from
17:02blood loss caused by the wound [music]
17:04to her neck. Her death was officially
17:06ruled a homicide. Now Victoria's family
17:10had to face the worst possible news.
17:13>> Oh, it's okay.
17:22Where is she?
17:23>> I can't tell you where she is right now.
17:27I'm so sorry.
17:28>> No.
17:31>> I'm sorry. Those
17:44are questions we want to help you
17:45answer. And that's why it's important we
17:47hold the scene like we are.
17:50[crying]
17:58My mom.
18:13>> We got to get We got to get her out of
18:14[music] these ants.
18:16>> He's got He's got He's
18:22Why?
18:24>> Why would people chase me?
18:27Who? How can you do that?
18:40[music]
18:48But back at the cabin, officers were
18:50facing a serious problem. Glee was not
18:53[music] inside the house and officers
18:54did not yet know whether he was still
18:56hiding somewhere nearby.
18:58>> Let's let's make sure everything is
19:00legit clear in here.
19:02>> What What do we have?
19:03>> I'm I'm alive.
19:04>> I am too. We went in there to clear the
19:06house on the back far bedroom. There's a
19:09girl with a blanket over her. We pulled
19:11it up. Her hands are tied behind her
19:12back. Her feet are tied and she has
19:14blood gushing from her head.
19:15>> It looks like
19:16>> and just flies all around her. Looks
19:17like execution style.
19:19>> Wow. Her hands were tied and there's a
19:21big pile of
19:22>> blood and he's maybe in the attic. We
19:24clear the house.
19:24>> There's cobwebs on there and there's
19:26smell of smoke in it. I say it's
19:27probably about an hour or two hours old.
19:29>> So, as soon as I open up that door,
19:32somebody smoking cigarettes in there not
19:33too long ago.
19:34>> Yeah. So, I'll tell you what, Paul, you
19:37go take a couple of these guys. Let's go
19:38up to this house. Take actually all
19:40three of these guys.
19:40>> Yep.
19:41>> Let's go up to this house and see if we
19:42can find this.
19:44>> Aaron Glee.
19:44>> Hang on. We got to
19:45>> JC. Can you come up with me? We're going
19:47to go to this house and see if we air
19:49and glee. We need one more.
19:50>> Hey, Sabo.
19:51>> Sabo, come on.
19:52>> K9 teams began searching [music] the
19:54surrounding woods and checking
19:56neighboring homes.
19:59>> Can't really talk about it right now.
20:01>> Huh?
20:01>> Can't really talk about it right now.
20:04>> Anybody got killed or nothing?
20:05>> No, your neighbor down.
20:07>> Yeah, you know his name.
20:09>> No, I don't know his name. Nothing.
20:13>> Okay, one more stay here. Just be
20:16careful.
20:17>> Okay. Um, somebody else come to the door
20:19with me.
20:20>> Tell us police.
20:22>> Hello.
20:23>> Hey, we're looking for Aaron.
20:25>> He's not here.
20:25>> Do you know where he might be?
20:26>> In the back. He lives in the back.
20:28>> Okay. You haven't seen him lately?
20:29>> No.
20:30>> Um, earlier he was walking up and down
20:33the road earlier today.
20:34>> Okay. What's your name?
20:35>> My name is Valerie.
20:36>> Valerie, what's your name?
20:37>> Danielle.
20:38>> Miss Valerie, can I talk to you for a
20:40minute?
20:40>> Sure.
20:41>> Do you mind if we check your house just
20:43to make sure he's not in there? We don't
20:44believe that you are harboring him in
20:46any way, but we need to talk to him for
20:47a very serious incident. Um
20:49>> Oh my god.
20:50>> Yeah. So, can can they just walk
20:52through? They're not going to like go
20:54through like and look for small things.
20:55>> He's trying to sleep. He has to get up
20:56to go to work in the morning.
20:58>> Okay. This is very important. That's
20:59okay.
21:01>> Really?
21:02>> Huh? What? They want to look in the
21:05house and make sure he's
21:06>> I have kids in the house. You're not
21:07going there to scare them.
21:08>> The woman living in the house next to
21:10Glee's cabin initially refused to let
21:12officers inside. She had no idea that if
21:15this dangerous man had managed to sneak
21:17into her home, he was a far greater
21:19threat to her children than anything
21:21outside.
21:22>> Yeah, I have small children.
21:23>> If you'd like to walk them out, that's
21:25fine. Is there a way that we can do this
21:27without scaring your children? We do not
21:28want to scare your children. I promise
21:29you, that's the last thing we want to
21:31do. There's just certain things that we
21:33we have to to check off in this. And we
21:35don't want to surround your house for
21:36the for an untold mountain amount of
21:39time. We will. You tell me if you can
21:43think of a way that we can do this
21:44without scaring your children. I'm okay
21:46with it. As long as it's safe for us.
21:49>> They want to know if the guy that came
21:50here look earlier looking for him. What
21:53did he have on? The older guy.
21:55>> He was a older guy with just shorts and
21:57a shirt on.
21:58>> Okay. So, he wasn't a police officer.
22:00>> Oh, I don't know cuz I didn't actually
22:02come to the door and open the door.
22:03>> Okay. All right.
22:04>> When when I looked out the window, he
22:06was looking in the mailbox. As I told
22:07him, the guy he was looking for does not
22:09live here.
22:10>> And he was looking for someone in the
22:12back.
22:12>> Okay.
22:13>> That's when he walked out there to the
22:14mailbox and looked in his mailbox. And
22:16then that's when I seen that it was a
22:18white guy and shorts and a shirt.
22:21>> What What color was the shirt?
22:22>> I think yellow.
22:23>> Color of the shorts.
22:24>> Like khaki.
22:25>> Okay.
22:26>> That's the neighborhood. That's the
22:28neighboring scene.
22:30Meanwhile, the rest of the K9 team
22:32searching the woods for Aaron came
22:34across something they never expected to
22:37find.
22:39>> I don't know if it's in my clothes cuz I
22:40was in that house for so long, but it it
22:42stinks out here.
22:45>> Huh?
22:46>> $10 bill right here.
22:48>> No. [music]
22:49>> Yeah, $10 bill right here.
22:52>> There's some right here.
22:55>> What is that? That's a hand. Hey,
22:59there's a body over here.
23:00>> Holy [ __ ]
23:02>> What the
23:05500 units at on Monday? We have a body
23:08in the woods.
23:09[panting and sighs]
23:10[snorts]
23:12>> I don't know. The hand right there.
23:19>> Oh, maybe. I don't know.
23:21>> About 35 yd from Victoria's car, the K9
23:24team [music] found a $10 bill on the
23:25ground. They continued roughly another h
23:27100red yards into the woods before
23:30finding the body of a young woman hidden
23:32beneath leaves
23:33>> back straight from the car back into the
23:36woods. It's covered in leaves. Hard to
23:39say race and sex right now. Um I believe
23:43it's a black male or black female. There
23:47skin slippage.
23:49>> Her appearance matched Toyen's
23:51description. The condition of her body
23:53suggested she had been dead for several
23:55days. Her hands, feet, and neck had been
23:58restrained in an unusual configuration.
24:01The medical examiner later determined
24:03that she died from asphixxiation caused
24:05by the restraints around her neck and
24:07limbs.
24:08>> What if this turns out to be a serial?
24:10>> Well, the FBI class designates two or
24:12[music] more, but state whatever
24:14classifies as three or more for cereal.
24:18It's pretty close time range though for
24:20that one to be as fresh as it is. Let me
24:21get that one. It's interesting that it'd
24:23be so fast cuz that's not that all that
24:26old.
24:27>> Um, your question, are we dealing with
24:29serial killer?
24:31>> It looks that way.
24:32>> Hey, Brent, do you want to continue?
24:35>> Okay, let's go.
24:36>> With Toyen's body found, the K9 team
24:38continues searching the area while
24:40dozens of officers enter another
24:42abandoned cabin nearby, hoping to find
24:44any sign of Aaron.
24:46>> Got the first two on this. Want to make
24:47sure I get the third. If there's a
24:48third, I guess. No. Hey. Hey. Just
24:51>> yeah, keep in mind that they're still
24:52he's still at large. And the reason we
24:54pulled out is because it's our tactical
24:57disadvantage of going into the woods. He
24:59just met around here, but we look I
25:01mean, we searched this area good. When
25:02we came here the first time, we kept
25:03looking. I'm like, dude, there's got to
25:04be another one close by. I've got a
25:06stairwell over here. Where's the other
25:08trailer at to the right? Yeah, we're we
25:10walked northeast and we have [music] two
25:13trailers. One kind of to the left and
25:14one off more to the east to the right.
25:17Palace Police Department, if you're
25:18inside the house, call out now. Police,
25:21if you're inside or nearby, call out
25:24now.
25:32>> Police department, call out.
25:37>> Open door rear.
25:40Looks pretty clear from here. With two
25:43bodies now connected to Glee's property
25:45and Glee still unaccounted for, officers
25:48began checking anyone who might be in
25:50immediate danger. Without wasting any
25:52time, officers reviewed his records and
25:54discovered that a woman named Oracastro
25:57had a restraining order against him.
25:59Because of their violent history,
26:00officers rushed to her home to conduct a
26:02welfare check.
26:03>> Hey, is Miss Castro here?
26:06>> Who?
26:06>> Miss Castro?
26:09>> I don't know. What?
26:10>> I just want to check on her, make sure
26:11she was all right. It's an old case.
26:13Anybody else here with her?
26:16>> Huh?
26:18>> Awesome. I want to make sure she's okay.
26:23>> I'm in.
26:23>> Hey, Aura. Hey,
26:26[music] you make sure you covered up.
26:27Anybody else with you?
26:29>> No.
26:29>> Can I talk to you for a minute?
26:30>> Yep.
26:31>> Okay. You want to step outside? Step in
26:32here. What do you want to do?
26:33>> Go in there. Go in there. Go in there.
26:37>> What's wrong?
26:38>> Go in there. Have you heard from Aaron
26:40recently?
26:41>> Um, no I haven't. I have the police
26:44report.
26:46>> Well, no. I I I sent in a report
26:51but I wanted to um
26:54I did um
26:56>> drop charges.
26:57>> No, no, no. To
27:01what's it called? I'm sorry. because he
27:05was sleeping um for for you know like uh
27:11so he couldn't be with him
27:13>> an injunction.
27:14>> Yeah.
27:14>> Let me ask you a question. You have your
27:16phone?
27:17>> Uh can you give me his number?
27:20>> I I don't have his number and I'm under
27:24the impression that he's still in
27:28jail.
27:30>> He's not.
27:31>> He's not. That frightens me
27:33>> and that's the reason I'm here checking
27:35on you. What was y'all's encounter
27:36together though? Why were y'all
27:37encountering each other?
27:38>> I I I was looking for um I I I took the
27:44bus to go to Walmart
27:47>> and to go shopping, but he he freaking
27:51>> beat the poop out of me.
27:53>> I got you.
27:54>> And I'm I'm I'm
27:57strong. I I I beat my husband down. I
28:01hope this [music] big man.
28:04>> Ora was visibly traumatized. Her account
28:07gave officers additional context [music]
28:08about Glee's previous violence towards
28:10women and suggested that bus stops may
28:13have been one of the places where he
28:14approached them. Just like the last
28:16place Toin had been seen, Aura had also
28:19been targeted at a bus stop. [music]
28:20This appeared to be Glee's pattern.
28:23>> Yeah, I got you.
28:23>> I want them to do is an area search.
28:25>> I got you. Okay. Yeah. Over the next
28:28several hours, the search for Aaron
28:30intensified.
28:33He was a ruthless killer, but he was not
28:35the smartest. Once he realized police
28:37were searching for both women and had
28:40connected the case to him, he tried to
28:42escape using Victoria's stolen car.
28:44After killing Victoria, Glee drove her
28:46Toyota toward the woods near the
28:48location of Toyen's body, but the car
28:50became stuck in the mud and he was
28:52unable to get out. Hey. Um, I got he he
28:56might have already hopped shipped and
28:57went somewhere. I got
28:59>> West Palm.
29:00>> He's going to West Palm.
29:04>> By the time officers reached Monday
29:06Road, Glee had already left Tallahassee
29:08with no suitcase or significant luggage.
29:11He went to the Greyhound station and
29:12paid cash for a one-way ticket to West
29:15Palm Beach, where members of his family
29:17lived.
29:18>> They're going they're calling Orlando PD
29:20right now to see what they would prefer.
29:22After making a stop in Okala, the bus
29:24arrived at the Greyhound Terminal in
29:26Orlando late that night. It was
29:28scheduled to continue toward West Palm
29:30Beach at around 12:45 a.m. on June 14th,
29:33shortly after 12:30 a.m. Orlando police
29:36located Glee inside the Greyhound
29:38Terminal, only minutes before the bus
29:40was scheduled to continue toward West
29:41Palm Beach. He never made it to West
29:44Palm Beach.
29:47After his arrest, Glee complained of
29:49chest pain and difficulty breathing. So
29:51instead of being taken directly to jail,
29:53he was transported to a hospital. But
29:55during phone calls with his mother and
29:57stepfather, calls captured on police
29:59body cam, he gradually admitted that he
30:02had [music] taken two lives. He also
30:04told the officers guarding him that he
30:06had killed two women in Tallahassee. Now
30:09that Glee had finally been found and
30:11arrested, many questions still remained.
30:14What was the real motive behind these
30:16murders? And how were the two cases
30:18[music] connected?
30:20her up in that same manner where she was
30:22on her fell with her arms and her legs
30:24behind her.
30:25>> Yes,
30:26>> that was just even when you had to go to
30:28the store. That was how you tie her up.
30:31>> How long she locked down?
30:33>> See, I can't give you a definite answer
30:35because it's all happens on time.
30:39>> I don't
30:39>> I didn't keep her I didn't keep her in
30:42there more than what one day.
30:45>> So, she was still alive overnight.
30:47>> Maybe. I don't know. When you say maybe,
30:50is it you think because of the position
30:51that she was in that she couldn't
30:53breathe?
30:55>> I don't know. I'm just It happened so
30:57fast when I did it.
31:00>> On the evening of June 6th, Toyen took a
31:02city bus to the Walmart area on
31:04Appalache Parkway. After getting off,
31:06she sat at a nearby bus stop. That was
31:09where Aaron Glee approached her and
31:11started a conversation. Toyen told him
31:13that she had been sexually assaulted
31:14earlier that day and had nowhere safe to
31:16stay. Glee offered her a place to shower
31:19and rest at his house. Toyen accepted
31:22believing he was trying to help her. But
31:24after they arrived, Glee tried to have
31:26sex with her. When Toyian refused and
31:28fought back, he overpowered and her.
31:31Glee later admitted that he knew Toyen
31:33would report him if he had let her go.
31:35So he decided to kill her to avoid being
31:37arrested. He tied her hands and feet
31:40behind her back and connected the
31:41restraints to one around her neck. The
31:43pressure caused her to suffocate.
31:45Afterward, Glee placed her body inside a
31:47green recycling bin, moved it into the
31:49woods behind the property, and covered
31:51it with leaves and branches to hide it.
31:54But how did Victoria Sims become
31:55involved, and why was she killed? The
31:58answer comes from surveillance footage,
32:00phone records, and Glee's confession.
32:02>> It was Vicky. I can't remember if I
32:05called her or she called me.
32:07She said something.
32:14That's what happened with her.
32:15>> She said she called me a nag or
32:17something and I just stopped.
32:19>> On June 6th, after meeting Toyen at a
32:22bus stop, Glee had no way to take her
32:24home, so he called Victoria for a ride.
32:26Surveillance footage shows Toyen and
32:28Glee getting into Victoria's white
32:30Toyota around 7:07 p.m. That made
32:32Victoria the last known independent
32:34witness to see Toyen alive with Glee.
32:37Over the next several days, Glee held
32:38Toyen captive and eventually killed her.
32:41Then on June 12th, he spoke with
32:44Victoria again. Their final call lasted
32:46about 2 minutes, [music] and soon
32:48afterward, Victoria went to his home on
32:50Monday Road. No one knows exactly what
32:52Glee told her, but he likely asked for
32:54help or transportation just as he had
32:56before. Once she arrived, he restrained
32:59her, tied her hands and feet behind her
33:01back, and cut her throat. The evidence
33:04suggests Victoria was killed for several
33:06reasons. She could connect Glee to
33:08Twain's disappearance. She had a car he
33:10needed to escape, and Glee knew she had
33:13money and valuable belongings. Victoria
33:15had trusted Glee and tried to help him.
33:18In the end, that trust made her both a
33:20witness and a target. But the most
33:22painful part is what happened just
33:24before Victoria was killed. Realizing
33:27what Glee intended to do, she apparently
33:29tried to save herself by offering him
33:31money. She told him about the cash
33:33inside her apartment, which may explain
33:35how he knew about the envelope
33:37containing around $750
33:39and where it was kept. That envelope,
33:41along with her laptop, television, and
33:43other belongings, was later taken from
33:46her home. But the offer did not save
33:48her. According to his confession and the
33:50medical evidence, he tied Victoria
33:53inside the bedroom, covered her head,
33:55hank her throat, with a knife. He then
33:57went to her apartment and stole the
33:59money and other valuable items. Less
34:02than a week before he met Toyen, Glee
34:04had been released on bond after an
34:06officer saw him kicking a woman who
34:07rejected his dual [music] advances.
34:10Within days, Toyen and Victoria were
34:13dead. In June 2023, Glee pleaded guilty,
34:16[music] avoiding a possible death
34:18sentence. On September 22nd, he received
34:21two consecutive life sentences without
34:23the possibility of parole. The sentence
34:26permanently removed him from the public,
34:28but it came 3 years too late for two
34:30women whose willingness to trust and to
34:32help was used against them.
34:37[music]

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