Discretion is advised.

Ten-minute murder. Idealic locations seem to have a moment where everything changes for the worse.

Communities known for being comfortable and carefree are often tainted by unspeakable evils.

Asheville, North Carolina is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

It's an area of breathtaking beauty and is a popular destination for tourists.

Those who love the outdoors enjoy hiking on the trails where they can marvel at the numerous waterfalls and enjoy white water rafting.

The Blue Ridge Parkway is a 469 mile stretch of road that runs near Asheville and offers America's favorite drive.

Visitors flock to the region to tour the Biltmore Estate and enjoy the thriving local

art scene.

However, this vibrant region was cloaked in something more dark and sinister.

It was January 2000 when a teenager named Zeb Quinn mysteriously vanished into the night.

His disappearance left authorities puzzled and his parents heartbroken for 17 agonizing years.

Authorities learned that Zeb Quinn was murdered and they had a suspect named Jason Owens.

Shockingly, Zeb's murder was not the only one linked to Jason.

He also admitted to the gruesome murders of a local family.

What was once a place where people could live peacefully in homes, with their doors unlocked,

quickly morphed into somewhere people had to look over their shoulders and fear.

Zeb Quinn was born May 1981 and was remembered by those who knew him as a good kid.

Jerry and Denise Quinn, Zeb's parents, divorced when he was young.

Zeb lived with Denise, who was a pediatric intensive care nurse. He didn't really have much of a relationship with his father until he was 16 years old.

Zeb attended and graduated from Robertson High School.

He was a member of the high school's Reserve Officer Training Corps, or ROTC,

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