Without new evidence or additional evidence, it didn't work.

In 2004, in a tiny Ozart town, a young woman named Rebecca Gold was brutally murdered.

She never got to be who she was going to be because they took that from her.

The outsider, you know, the language come down, you know, that she's supposed to be heading the Melbourne Ethel last,

that I'll hurry and back to my room.

Nearly 15 years later, her killer is still on the loose.

Essential suspects work everywhere so we could have already talked to the killer.

It's just really surreal that they're out and walking around.

I don't mention so much because I'm being ordered because I'm not scared.

People just say the die around her.

I haven't slept in about three days.

So obsessed at this point, I'm thinking I'm just going to stay for a while.

I left Arkansas, became an investigator, and now I'm coming back with my team to finally get justice for Rebecca.

There's two guys out there.

You ready?

Yeah, take a deep breath, dude.

It's a small town, and I know someone has a secret that will break this case wide open.

Are they all keeping so wide open?

Not everybody wants to talk, or wants this case solved.

We literally are back to the world where we were the day that they found everybody.

I'm not stopping until someone starts talking.

Am I right, my opinion?

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