I'm Mike King from the podcast Profiling Evil, a place where true crime meets behavioral science.

I spent my career investigating serial predators and studying the psychology behind them.

Here we don't just talk about what criminals did.

We explore why they do what they do. We expose

manipulation and control. Look at how offenders select their victims and uncover the ways that

they try to avoid detection. You can find profiling evil on your favorite podcast platform.

This is 22 hours, a second look.

At the end of this episode, you'll hear what happened

when I reached out to Darren Wint in prison.

You'll learn just how many prisons he's been transferred to

in the last 10 years, why he filed suit when he was inside,

and what it takes to communicate with a prisoner in a federal penitentiary. Before we start the episode, I want to speak a little about

Vera. I've spent hours trying to find and reach out to her family, specifically her children.

After the trial, a reporter at the Washington Post spoke with her son,

who was living in Guatemala at the time. But I've been unable to successfully contact either her

son, daughter, or Bernardo's daughter, Claudia, about this re-release. Nellie started an online

fundraiser shortly after the murders to allow Vera's children to bring her body back to her native El Salvador.

It raised nearly $20,000.

Vera's husband, Bernardo, also left the U.S. for El Salvador.

Unfortunately, Nellie says that he died there during the pandemic.

I wish I could relay more detail about Vera's family and how they're doing 10 years later.

I know from Claudia's testimony alone that Darren Wynne's actions sent ripples of loss and grief through her family as well, and I wish I could have spoken to them.

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