The bench. So, Tom and Kathy decide, they are going to leave Florida, where Tom had the ability to play a golf year round

and move back to the Boston area to raise a family.

Dad was doing all of the semi-pro tours.

They both had jobs, lived in a really nice house.

I actually saw a photo of it for the first time last week,

and it was a pretty big sized ranch on some land.

I wonder how he was thinking about that decision at the time,

knowing that to be a professional athlete, he would be published in newspapers, he would be higher profile,

it just always seems like he finds a way over the course of his life to fly under the radar.

And that's something that I don't think I'd ever really thought about until you brought it up.

It's the early 80s. That's only a little over a decade after the crime.

And he would have been pretty visible. He sort of got to that point

where the next step would have been I'm going on these tours. I'm gonna be on

everybody's TV in the whole country.

Somebody might have recognized him.

Yeah.

Or like one of his high school friends being like, wait,

that's that guy I went to school with who went missing. He's a golfer now?

Finding Ted Conrad was John Elliot's mission. And could you imagine if he watched golf?

That would have, I mean, that would have been terrible

if that's how he'd caught him.

I mean, for me, as my dad's child,

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