Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing so well today Tim. This episode, this conversation that is coming up features

a story that while on the surface feels like it's going to be this hard boiled true crime

story about a prison break but turns into the story about two individuals who never met each

other getting to know weirdly enough, getting to know each other and discovering things about

certain aspects of themselves that they didn't know existed. I find it incredibly fascinating

and can't wait to hear what the listeners think about it Tim but I personally can't wait to hear

how you are today. I am doing great thanks a lot for asking. I am very excited to introduce this

conversation that we had with chief Jeff Britain and he tells us all about the story of William

Leslie Arnold who killed his parents when he was 16 years old in 1958 and was sent to prison

escaped prison in 1967 and then well I guess you're going to have to listen to to hear some more

the specifics but he traveled the world didn't he Lance? He sure did and chief Britain followed him

for a number of years becoming a bit obsessed with this escape and again learning a lot about this

person and it became a story about not only the prison break but Jeff's journey as well. Well I think

this conversation is kind of timely Lance because we recently spoke with Laura Ristie about William

Bradford Bishop who killed his family and went on the run and during that conversation we also

spoke about John List who did the same thing and you kind of hear about how some of these fugitives

sort of evade capture and this story is really much more unique I would say because of what he did

with his life and what he did with his life sort of proves to you that the crime that he committed

had a lot more to it than just maybe a spoiled kid getting upset at his parents for not being able

to borrow the car there was something deeper going on there that was not put out there to the

public because again like you said what he did with his life after he escaped prison is completely

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