The reason I'm stopping the car is this car hit on one of our cameras and said that there's a missing person attached to this license plate. Where you going to, dear? >> She's coming with me. >> I'm trying to figure out how the hell you guys are like why you guys are on the south side. >> Some people find themselves face to face with a killer with seemingly no way out and no one coming. But what happens when officers arrive just seconds before it's too late? >> one coming out. Who else is here? >> Charles, identify yourself. Police, search warrant. >> Who else is here? >> Yeah. >> You didn't sound too sure. Is there anyone else in here? >> Yes. >> These were the moments when cops saved victims [music] from killers just in time. We begin with the case of a routine alert that led an officer to pull over a vehicle only to realize that he had stopped a suspect traveling with a missing child. >> I'm stopping the car is this car hit on one of our cameras and said that there's a missing person attached to this license plate. >> DRIVER, WITH YOUR HANDS OUT SIDE. OPEN THE CAR DOOR. >> HE STATED that he kidnapped her from Georgia. >> Okay. >> Kidnapper from Georgia because she seen a crime happen and he didn't want her telling. >> On October 12th, 2025, officers in Ohio received a Flock alert for a vehicle traveling with a Georgia license plate associated with an active missing person investigation. When Officer Blair approached the driver's window to talk, the driver's reaction escalated quickly. >> I'm behind Georgia. >> Looks like this uh plate comes back to a missing person. >> Officer Blair 211 at 478 Blair for a report. Officer >> Hello. >> I'm Officer Blair with Lockland. Uh the reason I'm stopping the car is this car hit on one of our cameras and said that there's a missing person attached to this license plate. Do you have your driver's license on you by chance? Okay. Is this your car? >> No, that's my homeboy's car. >> It's your homeboy's car? Okay. Are you >> Where we going to where he at now? >> Where's he live at? >> Oh, he over here over there on Lincoln Heights. That's where we driving at over there meeting him. >> Okay. Where are you Where are you guys from? >> Oh, we from Georgia. >> You're from Georgia? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We're from >> too. >> Do you have your Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, yeah, I got you. >> OKAY. STOP! THIS CAR'S taking off on me. >> I have the vehicle fleeing from you direction. >> As the driver, identified as 49-year-old Randall Lamar Williams, pulled away, officers immediately went after it. What had started as a routine missing person alert was suddenly escalating into an active pursuit. >> We have a red vehicle. >> Open the car door! >> 5 1's on stop. >> Throw the keys out the window! >> HE'S RUNNING. >> DRIVER, WITH YOUR HANDS OUTSIDE, OPEN THE CAR DOOR! OPEN THE CAR DOOR FROM THE OUTSIDE! >> YOU JUST RAN your stop and stop. >> Push the door open and step out! FACE AWAY FROM ME! >> running red, failing to stop. >> Face away from me! KEEP YOUR HANDS UP! BACK UP! BACK UP! BACK UP! BACK [screaming] UP! BACK UP! GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES! GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES! PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK! >> I GOT YOU, GUY. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS THERE! >> MAKE CONTACT. COME HERE. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS THERE! >> Please do not move, okay? >> 5-11, taking the driver into custody now. >> Copy, driver being placed in custody. 885, check for 211 term referral and detail searches. >> Secured. 5-11, he's secure. We're clearing the vehicle. Vehicle is clear. >> The pursuit ended almost as quickly as it began. Randall was taken into custody without further resistance, and officers moved in to secure the scene. But what they were about to hear from the suspect himself would stop them in their tracks. >> Go ahead, step out, boss. Right over here. You guys got anything on you? >> Hey, we're not in a POLICE CRUISER BY THE FRIEND. >> You want to pull that back for me if you don't mind? >> Yep. >> There you go, sir. >> Yeah. >> For that young girl make a home say what? Kidnapped, man. I forced her to come. >> You kidnapped her? >> Yeah, Jane a part of it. From Georgia. >> What's your name? What is it? >> Randall. >> Randall? >> I'm wanted in Georgia. That's why I kidnapped her. Jane was 17. She didn't have nothing to do with nothing. I just I kidnapped her by force. >> Uh, give me a second. So, this girl was kidnapped from Georgia? Or she was kidnapped from What he's saying is he was kidnapped from She kid- He kidnapped her from Georgia. They put the one of person on the the license plate. I guess they don't know who it is. I'm getting in contact with Georgia to see what's going on with it. He's got nothing going right now. >> Okay. >> But his name is Randall. >> And he was the suspect in the kidnapping? >> I don't know all that. He was on He He just stated I kidnapped her. So. >> I've got her in my car. >> You do? >> Yeah. >> At that point, the suspect did something no one expected. He voluntarily confessed. Officers immediately connected the account to the Georgia missing person alert and began reaching out to authorities to confirm, but their attention quickly turned to the teenage girl. >> How are you? You okay? What's been going on? What is it? >> The [ __ ] is this? Kids in the white boy car. >> How they look like? >> This guy here. >> 11, go ahead. >> Uh Georgia got the flock kid called in. Uh looking for a Jeffrey. May have been a fire on the mistake. But he left out. >> As of right now, who we have in custody? It is a Randall. He doesn't have an ID on him, so I'm still confirming his ID. You have any ID on you at all? >> Um >> Or is everything in the car? >> Hey, my 13 code three. >> I don't have it. >> Hey, my 13 right now. >> Okay. Who was that? Who was driving? Do you know him? >> Yes, sir. >> Who was driving the vehicle? What's his name? Huh? >> Randall. >> Randall? Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Do you know his last name? All right. Give me a second. >> The teenager provided little information as officers continued working to piece together the full picture of that case. Meanwhile, Randall began explaining why he had taken the teenager. And the reason he gave would deepen the concern about what had really happened before this stop. >> Where are you from, Mr. >> I'm from I'm from here. I've been living in Georgia my life. I was born here. I left a couple of years, about 25 years ago. >> Mr. >> What up? >> I'm going to read you your Miranda warnings, okay? What is your relation to this young lady? >> Uh No no relation. She was just uh cool and she seen something that I didn't want her to tell, so I told her to come with. >> When you say she seen something, like she seen a crime or something? >> Yes, sir. That's why I say Georgia going to want me. >> Okay. >> How can I help you in any way, shape or form? >> First thing, I mean, I guess Blair's going to try to get a fingerprint standard down here and just confirm his ID. >> Blue Ash just got one, okay. >> Blue Ash, I think so. >> Okay. >> He didn't have an ID on him. She don't have an ID on her, either. >> Um I just Mirandized him. As soon as I put him in the car, he stated that he kidnapped her from Georgia. >> Okay. >> Kidnapped her from Georgia because she seen a crime happen and he didn't want her to tell him. When I Mirandized him and asked him if he was going to answer any questions, he said he'll answer some. And that was it. >> So, he he goes by Milk. That's his nickname. And he's he's in a he's actually suspected in a in a uh theft that just occurred a few days ago um prior to this. The the story was that him and that girl left with the Jeffrey Jeffrey was apartment and then that's when the last time anything has been I've seen any of them except on the floor. >> Okay. >> And here all the way up through Knox Mill up through that way. And I we were all refreshing our phone. And I said, "Let me call you guys and at the exact same time y'all were in pursuit of it." >> Are you guys looking for a gun or anything like that and specific? >> Yeah, the Jeffrey guy had reported a firearm that would have been taken out of his apartment also also a few days prior to this. >> Okay. >> Y'all didn't find one? >> Not yet. I mean, I'm about to tell it, so I'm about to inventory the car if it's in there. I'm going to go deal with all this stuff and I will give you a call back. >> I appreciate it. >> All right, thanks, sir. >> Once the call with Georgia ended, the picture became significantly more alarming. As officers began discussing their next steps, Randall once again decided to speak up on his own. >> So, the missing person that is that was issued on this tag is the owner of that vehicle. They're thinking he did something with the dude. >> Oh, no. So, they're they're thinking that he Oh. >> They're trying to account for him and they cannot account for him and he is not in the vehicle. >> Well, he's Is he in the trunk? >> I don't know, but uh >> Well, let's go check that. >> The owner of that said that a gun was stolen like two or three days prior to all this happening. So, if there is a gun in there, it could possibly be >> What? >> I We didn't even search it cuz you mean you were here as I was rolling up, so Uh >> So, I told them they're like metal stuff hot or whatever, so I told them when I gave them >> We can't take control of car. Don't touch anything. So, >> Right. >> We're just scanning it with a little heater. So, when they get done >> I would I would say wait till that gets to the tow yard. Let >> Yeah. >> Let the uh the investigators, BCI, whoever do whatever they need to do with it. But, probably should look in the trunk before we do that. Yeah. >> do that. I'm Mirandaized him, so I'm going to talk to him and see if he gives me anything. I don't know. >> Y'all Y'all need to look for no gun cuz it ain't no gun. If you find his body, you're going to find the hammer. him with a hammer. But, you got to find the body. >> What What happened to you? >> Such a beautiful >> I mean, I appreciate it. >> When I say she seen it, that's why >> him with a hammer? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Where's he at? I mean, you already admit You're already admitting to it. >> He in Statesboro. That's all I He in Statesboro. >> He's in Statesboro? Where you from in Georgia? Huh? Hey. Hey. He just admitted to him with a hammer. >> Oh. Really? >> Yeah. He said he's in Statesboro, Georgia. >> Statesboro, Georgia? >> Yeah. >> I called Georgia back. >> Yeah, I called >> We're going to go check his trunk and make sure he ain't in there. >> Dude, holy I'm on camera, by the way. This is crazy. Yeah, I did and he just admitted to a dude. We checked the trunk. >> Yes. >> Did you guys see a hammer or anything in there? >> We didn't search for that. We were just making sure that there wasn't a body. >> Yeah. >> We didn't We didn't look through >> In the end, Randall was charged felony murder, aggravated assault, failure to comply, and endangering. The teenager's father was contacted and confirmed that she was never meant to be in that car. Officers worked quickly to help reunite her with her family back in Georgia. Next case, a routine traffic stop didn't seem about anything more than expired plates, but what officers were about to find in the vehicle would turn it into something no one had anticipated. >> Hold on. We'll talk to you later. >> What you doing all that? >> What do you mean all that? >> I got to talk to her. >> Okay. >> How much have you drank tonight, bud? >> Nothing. >> Smell it. >> I can smell it, dude. >> Come on, man. >> Where are you going to, dear? >> Coming with me. >> So, they've been lying to us this entire time. >> On March 2nd, 2024, officers from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, pulled over a Volkswagen after noticing that its license plate didn't match the vehicle. What started as a documentation issue quickly became something far more serious when dispatch ran the driver's information. >> Hello, Deputy Menard, Sheriff's Office. Reason you're being stopped is this plate comes back to a BMW and not a Volkswagen. Do you have any paperwork on the car? >> Um, I just >> You just bought it, actually? You just bought it? >> Yeah. >> Who'd you buy it from? You don't have a driver's license, boss? >> Yes, sir. >> You still have one from 21st? >> Yeah. I did. I don't have a 21st. >> Kenneth, can you hop on out? >> Huh? You don't have to see my ID. >> I bet. You got a warrant with us, bud. You got anything sharp on you or anything like that, man? >> What? You got a warrant? >> Uh-uh. >> Excuse me. >> Got a warrant. >> Hold on. We'll talk to you later. >> all that? >> What do you mean all that? >> I got to talk to her. >> Okay. >> The driver, identified as 36-year-old Kenneth Ray Hampton Jr., tried to talk his way out of being taken in, but officers weren't done yet. Because as they continued speaking with him, something else caught their attention. >> It's 300 bucks. >> How much is 300 bucks? >> 300 bucks. >> I got to pay it now. >> I can pay it right now. >> You can't pay it right now. You got to go down to the jail to pay it. >> county >> Anything else I need to know or anything about it? How much have you drank tonight, bud? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? Smell it. I can smell it, dude. >> I just turned. >> Today is his birthday. >> How much did you have to drink, dude? >> Nothing. >> I can smell it, my guy. >> Today is my birthday. >> Okay, maybe maybe your birthday, but how much did you have to drink? >> I didn't have a lot, man. You smell it off of me, man. Just give it up. >> He's just trying to ask you a simple question. Where are you guys coming from? >> Oh, we're in Calumet. We're going actually home. >> Where are you coming from? >> His cousin's house. >> Where is his cousin's house? >> no idea where my >> Tell me where your phone >> Okay. So, he came flying by me on 27th Street. That's what caught my eye. So, did you have anything to drink today? >> Did I? >> Did he Did he? >> I'm not sure. I just got with him. >> Okay. What do you mean you just got What do you mean by you just got >> got Like I know who he is, but like I literally just got to his cousin's house with him. >> Okay. Is that his phone at the under the seat? >> Uh Yeah, I probably won't get it. >> Hampton's story and the passenger's story weren't adding up. And the more officers pressed for answers, the less convincing either account became. >> What the hell are you guys doing on the south side? >> I'm not from here. I don't know where we're at actually, so I don't know. That's all I know is that where I live. >> Where are you going to, dear? >> Coming with me. >> I'm trying to figure out how the hell you guys are Why you guys are on the south side. >> I dropped off somebody off on 23rd Street. >> Okay. That's why you pulled over abruptly on the side of the road. >> Right here? >> Yep, right over here. >> Yeah, probably. >> Okay. And who's car is this? >> It's my car. Oh, he did. Okay. How long ago was that? >> I don't know. That's what you got to ask him. >> Okay. All right, he said it was in your name, so clearly both of >> All right, it might be, but I didn't buy it. He did. >> Do you want me to scratch? >> I'm his girlfriend, so he might have put it in my name. >> That's weird. Can you run her offense for me? So, were you coming through the viaduct or were you dropping somebody off? >> Yeah. >> On 23rd National? >> Yeah, I guess so. >> Okay. >> That's a straight right from the street we were on. Sorry. >> Yeah, but >> motorcycle cuz I can go right. >> He's going to run your your information to make sure you have a valid to make sure you have a valid driver's license. >> not driving the car. I'm about to walk. >> Well, the other thing is we the state wants to know like who's in the vehicle cuz I'm going to run him through a field sobriety test. So, the state wants to know who's inside the vehicle when uh if somebody's arrested for OWI. >> Officer, can I call my son real quick cuz I mean that's where I was going to. He's only 7. >> Yeah, you can call your son. This >> The front seat passenger's answers continued to raise red flags, but when officers turned their attention to the girl in the back seat, the situation took a completely different turn. It became that there was something she wasn't ready to say. >> Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> I don't know. I think I lost it on the bus station. >> I didn't I don't remember asking you for an ID, okay? >> I don't know where it might be. >> I'm sorry? >> I don't know where it might be. I lost my phone and it had my ID in it. That's the case. I lost it on the bus station. >> Okay. Just give me a second. I'll be right back. Yeah. Last name? Quinn. >> I didn't mean to do that. >> Okay. Okay. Yeah. What's your name, ma'am? >> I already gave it to him. >> Can you just give it to me cuz he's busy right now. Middle name? What's your birthday? >> June 20 June 13th, 2000 2003, my bad. >> Sure? >> Mhm. >> Positive? >> What do you got? >> Okay. Do you have a Wisconsin driver's license? >> No. >> No? What What state? Or a Wisconsin ID? >> I said I lost it on the bus. >> But did you have a Wisconsin ID? Yep. >> All right, man. One of two things. Either you can tell us your real name or we can take you down to the jail, ID you down there and then charge you with resisting obstruction for giving us a fake name. This one's a gimmick. Okay, so then tell us your real name. Then what? That would Why you not telling us your real name? You're born in '03, you got some sort of police contact. >> They're both one and two, so if you're under 18 we're we can't just let you be, right? You're under 18, you know what I mean? Um what's your Don't worry about them. That's We're not We're not worried about them, okay? What's your um What's your last name? What's your date of birth, miss? What are you doing with Keep it up, tell me the truth. I'm being truthful. We're here to protect you. We're not We're not here to sell you out. And they trying to get you to do things? >> I was with him earlier this day. I was with him earlier this day. He brought over the Yeah, I was with him. >> Right. We We know that. >> We were going to go smoking He said he was going to take me home and put me in the back of my mom's car. >> He asked you to grab all your things? Did they ask you to do any like favors or anything like that? Don't lie to me. >> At that point, the girl began opening up and what had started as an expired plate violation had now developed into a far more serious investigation. >> How long have you been missing or >> I don't know. I was just with him earlier today and I slept there last night. >> We've got a missing juvenile through you guys. >> What's up? >> We've got a missing juvenile through you guys in the car right now and it looks like it's turning out into something bigger than than just her being missing. >> Okay. >> So, um I don't know. Can you just hang tight with us until we figure out how >> Yep. >> how we're going to deal with this. >> So, you were given oral him for hours, you said? >> Like an hour >> An hour straight or with a break in between? Do I need to get sensitive crimes out here? >> Yes. >> Can you get sensitive crimes out here? This is a trafficking case. >> It's a Okay. >> All right, just one. Yeah, I'll call the boss right now. >> All right, sorry about this, man, but this went this went from a simple stop to two warrants, a drunk, and missing juvenile that's been performing oral to my driver who's a juvenile. >> I'm going to call my boss right now. >> Thanks a lot, man. So, we're just in a holding pattern right now about sorry what's going on with everything, all right? So, just bear with us. >> Do you need one of my the group home worker's number? >> Do you have their number? Do you have a phone? You know it by heart? Do you have a phone on you? No. >> I lost my >> You So, you you you didn't You actually did lose your phone. Okay. Um What's that? >> my real ID. >> You had your real ID? Okay. What's your What's that group home number? >> It's It's one of the workers, but it's >> Okay. >> 414 >> Do you know that person's name? Okay, where's your group home at? >> 91st and Mill Road. >> 91st and Mill? >> But my my things are at his house. >> Your things are What are What are your things? >> Like the things like my my belongings. >> Your belongings and everything. Okay. Do you remember where his house was? >> The thing that was on his ID. >> So, it is set It's on the I think it was like 27th Street. >> Oh, wait. No. It's >> No. >> It's on Silver Spring. >> Silver Spring So, where's What she was saying? >> Yeah. >> Her house? Okay. So, they've been lying to us this entire time? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Did you So, you did >> know nothing about the car, though. >> You don't Okay. I don't care about the car at this point. The car is The car is the car. I don't care. >> [snorts] >> All right. Um Did you leave the group home like at the end of the month? >> No. I Well, I'm in and out. >> You're in and out? >> leave, go back, sleep for a couple nights, leave again, go back. But, um I've been there for the ever since Saturday. >> Is there any reason Do you think the city Do you think the group home reported you missing on accident? >> No. Every time I AWOL, they're going to report me. It's just people don't know how to press clear when I come back. >> I get it. >> On Friday, I left on Thursday. >> Okay. >> Didn't come back till Saturday cuz my worker called me and was like, "They're thinking about kicking you out." So, I She got me Uber home and I I've been at the group home since Saturday. So, I don't know why I was still having these >> Officers turned their attention to understanding more about the girl's background. And as she opened up about her situation, it became clear that the circumstances surrounding her were more complex than they initially appeared. Do you have any open uh juvenile cases do know about? Or are you just Or are you >> just because you're AWOL, you run away from home a lot, they put you in a group home? >> No, I have had um um driving operating a vehicle without his consent. >> Okay. >> I've had AWOLs um with this thing, but a week before Christmas I was arrested for battery and not battery domestic violence and criminal damage to property and I was taken to county. But Pat got me out. >> Okay. >> And they said I had no follow-up court date, so I >> You don't have any warrants. So you're not wanted or anything. The only reason you're wanted is because you're a juvenile and you're not where you're supposed to be. >> [snorts] >> That's that's why they they reported you missing. >> got a warrant? >> No, no, you don't. Okay. What What time were you supposed to be back at the group home today? >> 8:00, but >> 8:00 p.m.? >> Yeah, when I left for school I didn't end up going to school. That's how I ended up meeting him, but I had went back. I don't know what time. I think around like 5:00. And I went in and grabbed some of my stuff cuz he told me to. And then I left and haven't been back. >> Okay. Where do you go to school? >> Here. >> Okay. How do you normally get there? >> The city bus. >> Okay. Okay. Awesome. >> That's where I lost my phone at on the >> 961 or just property? Okay. And then you lost your phone on the bus. And you said you lost your phone on the bus and it has your ID in it. >> Yeah, my actual ID. >> Officers made it clear to the girl that honesty was the most important thing she could give them at that point because the more accurate the information, the better the chance of holding everyone responsible accountable. >> So I want you to be truthful and honest with us this entire time, okay? Cuz if they did stuff to you Okay, they they need to be held responsible for what >> he did. [sighs] >> He He did stuff to you, but but she was trying to get you to do stuff as from what I understand, right? >> Yeah, like take pictures and post them on the site. >> Do you remember what site they were She was talking about or just said a site? >> No, she just said post them on a site. >> Okay. All right. >> [snorts] >> Okay. And there's no there's no way, shape or form that you you told him that that you wanted to do perform oral on him. You did not >> He just said come on and I was just like okay. >> You didn't want to do it. He kind of forced you to it. Did >> I didn't want to do it. He didn't force me, but I didn't want to do it. I was I didn't know if I said no what he was going to do. >> Okay. Did he threaten you at all? >> No, I just >> You didn't know what he was going to do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> [clears throat] >> And I don't like the word no. So I don't like telling other people no cuz I don't like being mean. >> Okay. Okay. >> In the end, Kenneth Ray Hampton Jr. was convicted on multiple charges, including causing harm and operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and was sentenced to 2 years in prison followed by 3 years of extended supervision. The girl was placed under the care of the Wisconsin Department of Children and [music] Families, where she received psychological and legal support. Next case, after a girl was reported missing, investigators uncovered something sinister because her digital footprint would reveal a carefully planned operation [music] that had been months in the making. >> How did you end up there first of all? >> He wanted me to knowledge his presence there. >> Does anything stand out to you that makes you believe it's his residence? >> Mhm. The window was tall and the curtains were blue. >> Step out for me. Police search warrant, ma'am. Please come out. >> On April 27th, 2025, officers from Wayne County, Michigan, arrived to speak with a 14-year-old girl and her family. Before the interview began, Officer Roy explained why they wanted to understand what had happened. >> Um so we're we're just here to talk to you real quick to see, you know, what how we're how you want to handle the situation here. >> Okay. >> Um Do you have any input this one? >> Okay. >> Any input for >> Um so, are you aware of everything that's happened so far? >> Um yeah, sort of. Um except for I mean, I guess I don't know how old the guy is or whatever or >> So, our our biggest concern obviously is to make sure she's safe and you know, she's okay. Um and we'll help her out in any way that we can. Um our questions we're going to ask her are not to get super into detail of everything that specifically happened at this moment. We're just trying to make sure she's okay and then if there was a crime that was committed, that we can handle the appropriate steps and do our investigation from there. Okay, we're not trying to we're not trying to like traumatize her or anything. We just want to make sure that we get the information we need and then we can go from there and then best direct you guys through how we can help you in the future, okay? We just want to make sure everyone's okay. Um we'll go from Okay? Sound good? You guys want to come in? >> Officer Roy made it clear to the family that the interview would focus only on what was necessary to determine whether a crime had taken place. As officers sat down with the girl, it quickly became apparent that her connection to the suspect, identified as 22-year-old Charles Lawrence Willis, went back much further than anyone had initially realized. >> Okay. Um and at any point while you guys were talking, did he ask you to send him any pictures of yourself or anything like that? Okay. When was that? Like roughly? Like was was it last night? Was it Friday? Was this before you ever came out there? >> Yes, she came before I did. >> Okay, like last like >> probably he's had me for a while now, like 2 years ago. >> Okay, so he hasn't been like at every all time asking you for pictures the last 2 years. Okay. Um okay. >> After the first night he kind of just started driving me. Driving me home. >> Okay. What why did he ask you to come out? >> We were just hanging out. I mean, I came over and then after night I stayed at his basement and then we watched movies. Like I said, he took me to Starbucks, we ate food, we walked around town. >> Okay. Um Were you did Were you free to leave at any point? Okay, he wasn't like keeping you locked in the basement or anything like that. I mean, I know it's you know, some of these questions you know, may sound silly, but just things that you know, that have happened to people and we want to make sure that again, we're covering all bases here. Um and his mom didn't know you were there at all? Okay. At any point over the time that you were there, did he try to touch you in any way? No? Okay. Um did he ask you to do anything while you were there? >> No. If he would have done that, I would have instantly told my mom, called my dad. I would have >> Okay. Um and do you have um would you be willing to show us like any of your text messages between you guys? >> not. I was just trying to show but the other PlayStation our texts are on Snapchat, but he blocked me, so I do not have his account anymore and it unfortunately won't show me the texts anymore. >> Oh, so you guys have only talked on Snapchat? >> No, we also changed the phone text, too. >> Okay. Yes. But, not a lot. >> Yeah. >> And then, on some This is just on Reddit, I think, when he sent texts and other people texts. Reddit is anonymous. >> What is you want to show with me OTP? >> On the phone. >> Oh. >> And I did not say yes to all of it. >> Mhm. >> It's a cool thing. One of the next ones That was just too, obviously. >> No, I get it. I'm just You're fine. Again, >> The girl walked the officers through her time at Charles's residence. However, the messages on her phone began uncovering a story that was far more calculated than what had been described. >> And he lied like trying to arrange things with me. Which is why I believe As you can see, everything he says is like Do you want to show on the phone? Which I forgot about and he asked me now, but >> Mhm. >> I didn't disregard it, but I can't really answer that question. And all these recent texts are just I'm freaking out. >> He was He was asking you that same time while in the shower? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is he ever asked you that before? >> No. >> Mhm. That was like before you came out here on Friday? Okay. That's the same time you were in the shower? >> Yes. >> And did he do that at all? Or did he ever offer you any alcohol or anything like that? He He didn't offer you any alcohol, but was Did Did you see any of it around or anything like that? No, I didn't see anything. Um And But, lastly, while you were there, did you happen to see if he had like a bunch of laptops, tablets, computers, anything like that around? Anything that normally be >> Tablets, his gaming stuff, but that's just >> Yeah. >> Normal like PC and just normal stuff like that. >> Yeah, but it's I understand it's not you know nothing crazy, but just something that I would take note of he's got multiple tablets or computer or anything like that. It's okay. Did he do have like a gaming PC set up is what he said? >> What? A normal monitor and TV >> Yeah. >> and just normal stuff like that. >> I'm just asking you if you recognize this residence. >> Yes. >> Okay. Why do you recognize this residence? >> I believe it's his house if I can see right. >> Okay. Does anything stand out to you that makes you believe it's his residence? >> Mhm. The window on the top looked familiar the way this is. Shoot right here next to that and then also and like like that the door right there and then this >> Okay. >> It's in the back. And then the back looks familiar. >> Okay. The one on the driveway looks familiar. >> Yeah, Scott driveway and the mailbox looks like his too. So >> Thank you. >> As officers worked through the messages on the girl's phone, a pattern began to emerge suggesting Charles' behavior had been far more deliberate than it first appeared. With enough evidence in hand, investigators moved to a search warrant at his residence. >> Police search warrant. Police. Police. >> I got one coming out. >> Man, do me a favor come step out. Step out for me. Police search warrant man, please come on out. >> Show me the warrant. >> Yep, we will as soon as you come out man. Come on. >> We have a search warrant. >> Come out of the house. Hey. >> Got them all? Yeah, over here. >> Over here. >> Who else is there? >> Charles, identify yourself. Police search warrant. >> Who else is in the house? >> Got this. >> Who's hiding in there? >> Yes. >> Police coming in. Police coming in. Police coming in. Police coming in. You good? >> I'm good. I'm holding basement. >> Is he upstairs? >> We believe he's upstairs. >> All right. CHARLES, POLICE DEPARTMENT. CHARLES, POLICE DEPARTMENT, SAY SOMETHING. OPEN THE DOOR SLOWLY WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> I've got two. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> All you got to do is walk out here. You're good. Anybody else in there? >> No. No. >> Awesome. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're good. >> You're good. >> Yeah, you're good. >> What's your name, man? >> Right. >> While Charles was detained without resistance, his mother was the opposite. But the officers' attention was focused on moving through the residence, and what they discovered inside closely matched the victim's story. >> We're going to show you the search warrant, take you out of handcuffs, and go back in. >> Okay. >> If you show me the search warrant, you can go back in. >> You're going to go go in. He's going to show you the search warrant in there. >> He should show up before you go back in. >> All right. >> I'm going to wait till I see the search warrant. >> Inside the house. >> You don't want to go in your house? Bring it out. Why don't you want to go inside your own house? >> I want you guys to give me the search warrant before you go in. >> Well, it's already in there. >> Well, how about you bring me the search warrant like this posted? >> It's inside of your house, which we are welcoming you back inside your own house. >> Thank you. Can I see the search warrant? >> Yes, that's what I'm telling you to come in the house to see. >> Why don't you before you go in, give me the search warrant? >> that's in charge here wants you in there. >> Well, he can come out and bring me the search warrant. >> Caesar. >> Collar thing. Feel dusty, man. Pillow. Beanbag chair. It's probably the only evidence we have left down here. His room, maybe? She told me that they watched a movie together, so like she at some point hung out when Mom was at home in the house. Cuz he would text her to tell her when she could come up, when she couldn't. Based on them being home. So, she was other places. >> The evidence at Charles's house proved that he hid the girl in the basement, and he controlled her movements in that house. With the search complete, it was time for the officers to turn their attention to Charles Willis himself. >> Can you just have a seat on that bench real quick? I think we checked a couple times. I don't think you have anything on you. Do you remember anything on you at all? Yeah. Can you stand up for me? Yeah. Yeah. Can you lift your arms up real quick? How's your vision? >> Uh I can't see. >> Okay, I got you. We're not going to let you fall. >> All right. >> Where are your shoes, Pete? Your socks >> Yeah. Where's stubby? >> It does work. Just a matter of procedure. >> [clears throat] >> Mr. Willis, remember what we talked about on the way over here? My partners that were there the detectives, they're actually going to be here in a very short period of time um and talk with you. Our goal, our number one goal and I mean this we don't want you here. We want to get you in and get you out as quickly as we can cuz at the end of the day you probably got better things to do and we're just trying to uh take care of what we need to take care of. So, they're going to be here momentarily, have a conversation with you. All you have to do is just have a seat in that cell number three right there. In the end, Charles Willis was formally charged with kidnapping and first degree criminal [music] sexual conduct. Prosecutors relied on evidence including electronic devices, communication records, and the victim's statements to establish planning, >> [music] >> ongoing contact, and control over the situation. On February 23rd, 2026, Charles was sentenced to 16 to 30 years in prison. In this next [music] case, officers responded to a call that left no room for hesitation because by the time they arrived a family was already running out of time. >> We're going to figure it out. Just come outside. >> No, I I do not Listen, I need you to come outside, okay? >> Who's there? >> Yeah, I'm just going to wrap this around. >> Why was she pointing the gun at everybody? >> She She busted in the back with her big ass shotgun. >> I seen the laser. >> Oh, heart. I'm like, "Get up. Get up. Get up." I do not This crazy. >> On August 6th, 2025, Ohio officers were dispatched to a residence after reports of a domestic incident, but the details that came over the radio painted a deeply alarming picture. >> Eight people inside, six upstairs hiding. Female with a shotgun and female in the house with a gun. Said it's her friend's sister, female not letting people out of the house. Saying someone stole her gun. Black female braids, army outfit, military green. Uh, okay. Kids are crying, everyone ran upstairs, said she is not letting people leave the house. So much yelling. Points at the laser beam on the rifle at everyone. >> According to the call, eight people were inside the residence including children with a woman armed and refusing to let anyone leave. What seemed a tense and potentially dangerous situation was about to unfold in a quite complicated way. >> Akron police. Hello, come outside. You guys come outside. No, no, come outside. We want to see you all to come out. Come out. Where's the lady with the gun? Hey. Where's the lady with the gun? Step out. Step out. Okay. Okay, hey, come down here. You're fine. Come here. Okay. COME OUT HERE. OKAY, COME OUT, COME OUTSIDE. GO. GO. No one can pull the gun off on y'all. Who was the one with the gun? Right here. Come on out. She was the one, hey, 13 her. Who? Who? >> Although the suspect was in handcuffs, piecing together what had actually happened inside that residence was another story entirely. >> We're going to figure it out. Just come outside. I I do not. Listen, I need you to come outside, okay? Okay, come outside with your daughter. It's fine. >> She had the the the the the I don't know what type of gun that was, but it had a red light on it. It was on her. >> Do you know where the gun is? >> No. >> Is this the only guy in the house? Who? You bro, ain't no other Is there any other males in the house or is it just just you? All right, well you know when I was on dispatch that she put the gun up? You told You told him to that Do you know where the gun is? Ma'am, you want to come down here? You want to bring your kid down here? Ma'am. I'll explain to you when you just come down here. Now we're just talking. Yeah, we got a call saying that someone's out here pointing a rifle at people. So can you go down there? Okay. Please. Can you release? Walk me in to get my kid my son. Where is your son at? He He's up He's upstairs screaming and crying. Ralph. Okay, what's his name? Yeah, I'm just going to walk this around. All right, we're good. Yep, this is quick. Everything coming from those inside the residence was scattered and no one seemed able to give officers a clear answer to what had actually taken place. But slowly, the pieces were starting to come together. Is this her house? Yes, this is her house. Why was she pointing the gun at everyone? One person, one person. Let me just step over here with us. There's just a lot No, there's just a lot going on. What am I being arrested for? Uh so, we're trying to figure all that out right now. So we got a call But you I don't have any Okay, well you're being detained. You're not under arrest. Okay, but you don't have any uh You know, uh what is it called? You You don't have any right to search my house. >> Okay, well we got a call that there's a female inside matching your description with a gun. So, yeah, we do. >> No, y'all don't because y'all don't >> Get in there. Have a seat. No, it's good. Let me check under her real quick. Gun's right here? Do you know of any other multiple guns that are in the house? >> No, I don't even >> Only got the one that you >> I This is my first day meeting her. I don't know her. I don't know her. This is my first time. >> We always see her hanging out every day. She hanging out. She said somebody said She said somebody She said somebody said [laughter] She goes in the bathroom, she come out with this big ass I seen a laser and her kids I'm like, "Get up. Get up. Get up. How you not this Why did her kids go in the Listen, why did her kids go into the mother closet under the bed? In the closet. They said, "No, no." crazy. But, man, her kids is upstairs under some beds. >> Okay. >> And you see in the closet? They finally out here. You see them? Kids crawl under the beds in the wall. >> Right. >> They was scared and >> I understand. >> That That's crazy. They already How How was your kids able to go in the closet under the bed? And you And you How would they know? >> I got >> That That's crazy. I don't never be over here anyway. >> According to two of the women involved, the disappearance of a firearm was the center of the dispute and the homeowner was going nuts about it. However, the suspect's sister was about to give officers a different version of events. >> What happened today? >> My sister >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> And which which sister is What was she wearing? >> This is her outfit. >> Okay, is this the one in the camo? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's her house. Okay, this is what happened. So, her guy friend or whatever had a a gun that was in her top left drawer of her room. >> Okay. >> We left and we went and got you know our little friends to come back because our kids my kids her kids here whatever >> [crying and laughter] >> and an extra friend her her daughter is also here. You know what I'm saying? So, we didn't want to be out and running could just been here in AC. >> Mhm. >> You know, chilling whatever whatever. Extra necessity people came or whatever and she didn't know why we was gone that her dude came and got his gun. >> So, so her baby dad came over here to come get the gun or something like that? >> Or her dude she didn't know that, okay? >> Okay. >> But regardless, you know, >> When did she grab Did she grab the gun or something like that? I'm sorry. >> house, okay? So, she's able to stand her ground. Correct? >> So, she's got her gun to defend herself from the boyfriend. >> No, she got her gun cuz she wasn't aware that the boyfriend came and grabbed his gun out of things. So, nobody's leaving until I know where the gun is. >> She thought one of you guys took the gun. >> but one of She thought >> She thought somebody took a gun, but it was actually her boyfriend who took it. So, >> And so, when she came in and confirmed it, everybody was here. >> So, she was there and then said um no one's allowed to leave until uh Right, you guys cough up the gun. >> Right. Because, you know, at the end of the day there ain't no nobody's name if something come up and if anything happens >> I understand why she's worried about where her the gun's missing, but it's also illegal. It's called unlawful restraint. If they tell you people >> They said they talked to us about kidnapping. [laughter] >> Yeah, yeah, so it'd be a lot it'd be a lot Yeah, be a hostage So, that that's the situation we came into. We came into a hostage situation. That's what we thought we were going to. >> According to the suspect's sister, the situation escalated after the homeowner discovered that an ex-boyfriend had brought something he shouldn't have brought to the house. It was becoming clearer why tensions had risen so quickly while a few questions remained unanswered. But, the suspect herself wasn't making things any easier for officers. >> Do you want to Do you want to talk about what happened? No. Did you uh Did you have a gun or anything like that? Cuz what they're saying or what we got in the notes basically is that someone that fits your description had a gun and was not letting anyone out of the house. Did that happen or anything like that? No. >> Hey, is it Jazz? Is that what you said your name is? So, where's this Where's this other gun that you think someone took? >> What? >> Did you take Did someone take another gun from you in your house? >> No. >> What kind of What kind of guns do you have in the house? >> have any guns in the house. >> We already found a gun. Found two guns. So, what >> What kind of Like what kind of guns do you have? >> It's like that. >> Guns? You tell me it's your house. >> I mean like but you guys didn't have a warrant. >> We went in there to see if there's anybody hurt >> But you went through >> because because you were threatening Next, no. Listen. You're not letting me >> But I wasn't so It wasn't a warrant. >> Listen. It's not about We're not searching your house. >> Yeah, you did. >> There was guns sitting out. Do you understand me? >> There was guns sitting out. It wasn't guns sitting out. >> Well, there was. >> No, it wasn't. >> There was because you were threatening people with the gun, a shotgun. Okay? Plain and simple. You can't do that. >> I was in my house and it's called Ohio >> Don't Don't do that. >> Okay. It's called Ohio standard of law. >> You're also wasted right now. >> I am I mean I'm in my house. >> You're intoxicated and you're handling a firearm. Are you even allowed to own a firearm? >> I mean, yes. I don't have any warrants. >> no felonies? >> I don't have any felonies. >> Okay. >> And you all are here arresting me because I'm in my house and it's that won't leave my house. >> People called us saying that you were pointing a gun with a laser on it to Evan. >> What? >> That's what people are calling about. And then you you held them in your house. >> No. I was not. No, I wasn't. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> Okay. >> Uh >> [laughter] >> So, you guys didn't have >> you're ready to talk to me, you can come and talk to me. >> First, the suspect denied the allegations against her. But when officers came up with evidence from the scene, her focus quickly shifted to challenging the investigation itself. The more questions investigators asked, the more defensive the suspect became. And what happened next suggested this wasn't the first time those around her had witnessed this kind of behavior. >> Is the Are you Were you ever married to the biological father of your children? >> Why does it matter? Stop talking. Shut the talking. I'm going to yell anyway. >> Because I'm trying to figure out if your kids are going to get to go with CSB or if they're going to get to go with their dad. >> to go with They going to go with their mom. My my mom. >> That's not a decision to make. >> What? >> You are not making that decision. >> You trying to make the decision for my kids. >> So, the biological >> So, the biological father Get your foot back in. All right. >> You can Whatever she got going on that's That's my own kids. They got my last name. They're mines. >> All right. >> So, I should be I should get my kids. But But don't let no one hurt them. That's her. I can't even pick my kids up. >> Okay. >> So, I don't I don't care what those grown I want my kids. That's all I want. It's just no grown to my god damn kids. >> Oh. Oh. >> They're mine. Like I I like I like care about my kids. You got kids? >> I do. >> So, tell her she I'm telling her I'm coming for my kids. I don't care what those grown At the end of the day, all I care about my kids. >> All right. That's a fact. >> I've been through the before. That's why I'm going to put with her now. All I want is my kids. I don't care what you do. What she did, she got a nasty You don't do that for the kids because >> You okay? >> Because that comes back and they see that [ __ ] >> What the hell is it? >> Yeah. They don't need to go through that. I went through that [ __ ] before with my other kids. >> In the end, the homeowner was arrested and faced charges related to threats and the welfare of children. This case, officers arrived at a property that would leave even the most experienced investigators speechless because what seven children had been enduring there for years was something no one could have imagined. We begin with a case where an anonymous tip about a landfill in New Mexico led officers to something they weren't expecting to find. >> Hello. Hello. New Mexico State Police. >> Is what they described can be okay? >> My biggest concern is like if the kids are staying outside. There's a lot of concerns but just like there's no light barrier. >> On October 23rd, 2024, officers in New Mexico received an anonymous report. Seven children were being held at a landfill, forced to work, and allegedly being mistreated in a way no kids should endure. When they arrived, they found a scene filled with scattered trash, but what they didn't expect was to uncover one of the most disturbing cases involving children. >> Take it easy. Are they big dogs? >> No, but I mean they seem kind of scared. >> scared of us. >> Okay. >> So, I'll obviously spray them over there. >> Oh, my >> All right, we'll go hot. >> I'm hot RIGHT NOW, SO MERVIN CORDELL AND VALERIE CORDELL. >> MELVIN? >> OH, MELVIN. >> YEAH. >> OKAY. Let's try to make contact with them. Hello. >> Hello. >> I don't see the white van. Just say hello. >> What are they driving? >> Like this old white van that's out here. >> Yeah, maybe they Maybe they parked it back here. Let's go. Let's go look. Hello. Hello. New Mexico State Police. >> The dogs are back there. >> Just be I don't I don't think they would be trapping them when you guys already know just 48. There's a white van? Oh, okay. >> I'll just grab them. >> HELLO. HI, BOY. HELLO. NEW MEXICO STATE POLICE. >> WELL, IT LOOKS LIKE A BUNKER. >> SEE IF THEY'RE HOME, but we need the attempt. >> You know what to >> See if they're home. >> Well, nobody. Oh. Oh. Oh. This ain't right, dude. This pen? >> Yes. >> Hey, Barry, this is also 73. >> You said county didn't have anyone to go to? Please. Please. This one went just up over there. >> Officers searched the area in an attempt to locate the people responsible for the children, identified as Melvin Cordell and Valerie Cordell. With no answers, they continued their search, only to make a shocking discovery about the harsh conditions the children were likely living in. >> Hello, guys. Hello. New Mexico State Police. Mr. Cordell. Melvin Cordell, Valerie Cordell. We want to talk to you guys real quick. We have CYFD here. HELLO. HELLO. HELLO. NEW MEXICO STATE POLICE. ARE YOU GUYS HOME? I'M NOT sure if this down here is your guys' residence. We're trying to make contact with you guys. Hello. Hello. >> That's right. >> New Mexico State Police. Hello. >> What are they doing? >> They're right here. >> What are they described as? >> Hello. >> Is that their well? >> Oh, yeah. >> There's part of this bathroom stuff over here. We're just trying to make contact with you guys. Information, let's go. Hello. There's another one. This can't be okay. What's that? NO, STOP, PLEASE. WHO ARE YOU HERE? >> [screaming] >> NO, NO. THIS IS A TRAMPOLINE. THERE'S A TRAMPOLINE HERE. OKAY. So Let's go in. There's two more Hey. Yeah, there's two more. They're holding something up. I don't know. They might lead to something in the scrub. I see. Yeah, there's the bed. >> Officers were aware of the dangers the children might be facing. According to the report, the seven children were allegedly being subjected to physical and emotional violences, as well as living in inhumane conditions. >> Where are the kiddies? Where are the kiddies? I don't think they are. Let's just make that effort of the door that we can knock on the door in case they We were in the trailer. YEAH. >> [groaning] >> CRAZY SMELL, THOUGH. ALL RIGHT, SENORITA. UM I can't We checked the trailer. Trailer has stuff stacked up. The door's not secured. Uh we can't check this trailer. There's stuff stacked up. The door I I could probably push it in, but it I'm knocking nothing there. So the only thing that I can think of the residents is what was described, which is the bed, cuz at least that's true. That's known going true. Um so the little poop containers that are everywhere. >> My biggest concern is like if the kids aren't safe. Like there's a lot of concerns but just like there's no like barrier. You know, one of the little ones can just really fall in that little hole and really >> Yes. >> hurt themselves. That's like my biggest thing right now is like that big old drop. Cuz even myself trying to walk through that is a little >> Yeah. So, it's your call. What else did you need? Um [laughter] >> That was it, dude. We could check out the other address that we have where the other lady the other girl stays. >> Is there an electrical pole somewhere? That's it. Oh, that's the Is that the free food that they get? >> Yeah, but look, this isn't edible. Like these yogurts >> 100% you're right. Yeah, look at it. It's probably out in the sun. Yeah. One more time or Deming's hot. Okay. There's open stuff. >> On October 24th, officers returned to the property after locating the couple. They showed no signs of surprise. When questioned about the holes scattered around the area, their response attempted to portray a normal family simply living a modest life. >> I was told that I'll be meeting Officer Carillo. >> He's on his way right now. >> Okay. >> So, maybe another 5 minutes or so. >> All right. I need to get my wife a chair. >> A chair? >> And she's probably thirsty. Does she You guys want to sit in the car for a second? I mean, that way you have there conditions and stuff and then you can be seated. Cuz they'll be here in about 5 minutes and then you guys can talk to Agent Carillo and stuff. I um I think they mentioned yesterday it was certain My name is My name is Melvin. >> I appreciate it. So, this is all you guys' property from from you guys' house up to the road? Is that like all you guys? >> Not Not this. This is private. Oh, is where And so this belongs to us. We haven't talked to him in several years. Oh, okay. He had offered to sell it to us, but at the time Yeah, he's back east. I still have his information, but we weren't able to at the time and so I I suppose the offer still stands, but vegetable garden for the most part. I or rather See, we're not interested in marketing produce because we would rather just be self-sustaining and then be able to feed others, you know, be able to share. >> We had a lot of horses for a long time and left after they I Whoever threatened my kids Every time they came back, one of our horses was >> Yeah, yeah, we lost livestock. Lots of it. We had We had a uh I think pretty good collection of dogs ourselves. And they kind of protected our livestock for a while, but then Um Cuz they were taken as soon as they were taken, we started losing our livestock again. It's really sad. >> We actually didn't grow any crops. >> We had my little garden. We grew a lot of corn, cucumbers, potatoes, onions. >> As the investigation progressed with conflicting accounts emerging, the children's statements began to suggest a different explanation for the holes. According to them, they were used as makeshift shelters, a way to survive during extreme conditions. When officers returned to the area for further analysis, something else caught their attention. Several trailers scattered across the region. >> You two with me. State police, search warrant. If you're out here and hear me, make yourself known. >> [panting] >> STATE POLICE, >> SEARCH WARRANT. >> IF YOU'RE OUT here and hear me, MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN. >> LOOKS LIKE THAT AREA RIGHT THERE IS USED AS a little bedding area. >> Watch me. >> Right here. It doesn't seem like it, but there's a bunch of >> State police, search warrant. If you can hear ME, MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN. >> STATE POLICE, SEARCH WARRANT. >> STATE POLICE, SEARCH WARRANT. If you're in here, make yourself known. The only people here should be the adults, right? >> Yeah. >> State police, >> State police, warrant. >> [snorts] >> Door Let's move on. Stay put. Search warrant. >> Authorities located what appeared to be the couple's residence situated far from where the children were living revealing a disturbing reality shaped by the couple's cruelty. >> Police. Stay put. Search warrant. >> [snorts] >> Door Let's move on. Stay put. Search warrant. Clear. What are you doing in here with Good. Good. What do you Help. Stepping out. >> Team one, what's the detail? >> His kids. >> What's it called? His kids? >> Yeah, they're Stay put. warrant. Where are the bath? You want to check that door? Stay put. Please. Room to the left. Is that room to the room? >> With all the evidence gathered months after the investigation began, officers had no doubt about the crimes that had been committed against the children for years. >> Oh, okay. So, so this is okay. Okay. All right. So, this is the one that you guys were on top of. Okay. Oh, the laptops are found back here. Oh, my oh, no. And and these are the ones that you use like um You never used them? What happened to the one that or do you still have the one that you did use by any chance? >> No, we don't have one that we We had one years ago, but it doesn't even belong to me. >> It doesn't? I don't even know where that's at. >> You still have that one? >> I don't know where it would be. >> You don't know where it would be at? >> No. Um >> Okay. >> I'm trying to remember when >> Okay. >> When did it >> Oh, there's still the boxes and everything. >> Stop. Stop. Stop it. I have taken this one out and I tried to um I tried to connect it with our phone. I don't think I ever did. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> going to, but I don't think I ever did. >> Okay. >> Um this one I have charged it and I powered it on once. >> Okay. >> Do you need it for the box? The box is dirty. Or when we parked our van this morning >> the boxes and everything. Yeah, I think so. Yeah. We'll keep everything together. We'll take the box too and everything. >> All right. This is just um the key that my wife gave me for this. >> No, no, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you're good. You're good. >> I'm sorry for the mess. As soon as we parked As soon as we parked this, we got overrun with mice. Oh, no. >> My boy. >> Oh, jeez. Okay. >> They have to stay clean, too. Look at >> Yeah. >> The fans are going to be all >> Yeah, you're good. They're good. It's the end of the day. >> In the end, Melvin Cornell was charged with 24 felonies, including 16 counts of abuse, as well as criminal sexual contact with a young person and [music] evidence tampering. Valerie Cornell, who already had a history of similar offenses, faced 18 additional charges related to crimes