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I never came to peace. I shot up, but I never came to peace. You know, I shot up for the sake of my parents.

And I always kept my knife shot for the sake of my mother. But all these years I wanted to know who killed my sister.

The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office opted not to bring any criminal charges against Father Mascul.

I went down to the Baltimore City Court House several times. I went to the archives. We found not only Mascul, but there was virtually no priest in Baltimore that had been found guilty of sex abuse crimes.

Despite the Archdiocese list and vote two that had maybe 50 names on it. And when I go through the civil cases that were filed against the priest and the Archdiocese, everyone I can find was either dismissed on the statute of limitations, or it was settled by the Church with the cash settlement.

So there were no findings, no Catholic priest was ever found guilty of abuse there either.

Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profiles. This is Jim Clemente, former New York City prosecutor, retired FBI profiler and writer producer on CBS's Criminal Minds. And with me today is Laura Richards, former criminal behavior analyst, a new Scotland Yard and Founder and Director of Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service.

And I am Lisa Zambetti. I am the casting director for Criminal Minds where Jim Clemente is my colleague. We're at our eight of recording our series on the Keepers and I'm sweating and Jim is punchy. Laura is almost asleep because it's one in the morning where she is. So here we go.

It's only half past eights at night. I'm good Lisa. How could I sort of sleep with present company by a sky?

We're a little punchy. So at least one of us is punchy. Lisa, but the other two are very related in time and place. And we know exactly where you are. I'm here in California with you. Laura is in London and we're going to be fine. So here we go on episode six of the Keepers.

A series that has infuriated the three of us over and over again with some of the revelations that were made and we're now talking about episode six, the web.

And one of the important things that happens is that we do meet Edgar. Edgar being Uncle Ed Edgar Davidson, who woman by the name of Debbie Jan.

Believes that her uncle was implicated by his wife in the death of sister Kathy.

We see early pictures of Edgar, you know, when he was young back in the day and he looks like quite the hell razor. He looks like he's, you know, up to nothing but trouble sort of a Jimmy Dean character in in Rebel without a cause.

Yeah, I was thinking more like what's that guy? Edgar G Robinson. Anyway, but when we see him now talk about casting, he looks like ripped Taylor.

And when we see him now, he's got really long, scraggly hair. He looks homeless, homeless, indigent, you know, just a little vulnerable and fragile, a little bit to me. What about you, Laura?

I agree with Jim. I mean, he's a bit creepy and, you know, certainly the interview, I think it's quite interesting because they challenge him, don't they? And this is where the kind of the documentary breaks a little bit in style, where you've got direct questions being asked from, is it actually Ryan White? He's asking the question.

Yes, I believe it is him.

So he's actually asking him, you know, very specific questions. And of course, he's trying to get to the bottom of, I think it was the radio show, wasn't it? In August 1994, the jury Turner Radio Show had a phone in and a man called in claiming to know who killed Kathy and where sister Kathy's rosary was.

And so the first part is all about questioning Edgar about that because his niece was the one who actually says Ed's niece says that she believes it to be her uncle.

So that takes Ryan White. Well, he's in a, he's got a situation here, hasn't he? Because he, why would he not go in interview and ask those questions?

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