48 hours in CBS News present season three of My Life of Crime with Aaron Moriarty.

This season join Aaron for extended interviews with convicted murderers.

Go beyond speculation to the evidence. Did our Toro Gotti really commit suicide?

And what happened to Jennifer Dullos? The Connecticut mom still missing almost four years later.

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He was convicted of a monstrous act. Eric Smith has served 28 years for the killing of four-year-old

Derek Roby in 1993. We never forget our boy. He was in a wonderful child and we miss him terribly.

Yeah a lot of people don't know the full gamma of what we go through and Nor should they.

Right. I wouldn't wish this on anyone. It's the first time I've ever let him go anywhere alone

and it was one block down the same side of the street.

When you have a family member that has been murdered every time that inmate is at for parole

you relive I think what happened.

There are clearly people who make choices which reflect pure evil.

In my view this heads the list. The events of that morning of August 2nd 1993.

Right in through the woods. He gave me a kiss and I said I love you and he says I love you,

madam. He won't happen off the sidewalk. At some point during the midday I learned that

my child was missing in the village of Savona and that's going to be a search for Derek began.

Late in the afternoon the body of Derek Roby was found. It was just a brutal, brutal killing.

I've lost my boy. You know we've lost him. He's gone.

Our instinct was to believe the killer was some adult evil person.

And it's another kid.

So you find a dependent guilty of murder in the second degree?

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