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Previously, on looking for the Tote family.

He does know that he is being investigated.

We have executed a search warrant.

A guy came out of the room.

He showed me his badge.

And he said, I'm from the FBI.

Has he made any first toes of the children or the wife that you know of?

There's concerns.

Once that happened, I kind of knew that we were never going to see him again.

He tapped out all his finance resources and he has not contacted his family in over a week.

It has something to do with what he saw as a young man in that house.

He was awakened because he heard the shot, and he walks into his mother's bedroom,

and he sees her bleeding profusely with her head on the color.

If Tony Bennett's gone through that trauma as a child,

do you think that Reagan and your grandkids would still be a lot?

Yes. From the day in New London, Connecticut, I'm Taylor Hartz, and I'm Sted Spinella.

And this is looking for the Tope family. Anthony has cooperated with the investigation,

and he has confessed to killing his wife Megan and her three children.

Through all the twists and turns we've navigated in this case,

the typical whodunit question has seemed pretty straightforward.

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