Hi, I'm Natalie Morales. Family bonds are well complicated. This episode took us

to Chicago where an immigrant family was seeking a better life in America.

Tradition, greed and ambition would lead to one and possibly two murders. It's a

story that took us all the way to the other side of the world. A story filled

with phony identities, twists and twisted loyalty.

If houses could talk, imagine the stories they tell. About the families who

live there, who love and trust and support each other. It would be nice to think

that trust and loyalty always lead to happy endings. But in the story you're

about to hear, trust and loyalty got twisted into something monstrous. And a young

man paid the price after he stepped out of his house one rainy September night.

It happened in Bucktown, a trendy little neighborhood in Chicago. A neighborhood

gunshots and then the squeal of tires. He came running and saw the body of 31

-year-old Robert Odubain on the floor of his garage. So right here. Yeah, it was

laying down from two obvious gunshots to the head. Chicago police detected

Bill Johnston learned Robert had spent the afternoon with his father and had

gotten home earlier that evening. It appeared Robert was heading out again when

he was shot. And the door was open. The overhead door was open. None of the

neighbors reported seeing anybody coming or going but they didn't hear the

gunshots. Detective Pat McCarthy had seen plenty of killings working in the

gang and organized crime squad with the Chicago PD. When Robert was found in

his garage, his vehicle was gone and his keys were gone as well. It was gone and

it just looked to be a sad but true thing. Another crime in Chicago. They found

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