is rattled by a horrible tragedy.
[Jimmy] It was four shots.
[gunshots firing]
Three in the head, one in the body.
This was an execution, just an ambush.
[Narrator] With no clear leads,
investigators must examine the lives
of several individuals on the fringe of society.
A lot of people just like, thought,
"Oh, this guy is just a drug addict."
But it wasn't like that.
[Trenna] He didn't like people to judge him.
He couldn't stand it.
He was an outsider. Nobody really gave him a chance.
[Narrator] The search for the truth will unravel
a twisted romance,
and expose the lengths two desperate people would go
to fulfill their darkest desires.
She wanted to find somebody that would do anything for her.
[Adam] They're romanticizing what they've done
and that they're outlaws together.
She didn't care which one of them died,
she just wanted someone to kill for her.
That's pure evil, I think.
[music]
[Narrator] In the shadows of the Appalachian Mountains,
Murray County, Georgia is an idyllic place
to get away from it all.
[Adam] There's just a lot of places
that you can just get by yourself and enjoy nature.
[Narrator] But on March 16th, 2020,
a disturbing 911 call sends ripples across the county
[Narrator] Investigators with both Murray County
and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation
race to the scene.
[Jimmy] Some of our investigators
had already arrived,
and there is a walkway down the shoulder of the road
to just a common fishing area near the bridge.
And that's where we'd seen the dead body.
[Adam] I received a phone call
from the Murray County Sheriff's Office.
Said, "Adam, we need you.
We've got a white male, unidentified, deceased.
He was found by fisherman."
I made my way down the trail,
and I come across this male layin' on the ground.
All black, black boots, black pants, black shirt...
Black hair, fingernail polish.
Not to be stereotypical, but maybe like a goth-type person.
Which in Murray County, is not normal.
Murray County's more, you know, country boys.
There's gonna be a lotta denim, outdoor wear,
that type of thing, especially if you're at the river.
He did have some distinguishing tattoos.
[Adam] I believe on the right arm,
it was a skull tattoo with an emblem in the skull.
We notice that there's blood pooling around the head.
It was apparent that there was some type of injury to the head.
And there was a, a wound on the torso.
It was apparent that the body
hadn't been thrown off the bridge.
It was too far away.
There were no drag marks,
anything like that around the body.
So, it was kinda like, "How did you get here?"
There's no wallet. There's no identification.
There's no cell phone.
There's nothing else around him that would suggest
who this person is.
So, I'm at a disadvantage at this point.
[Narrator] Investigators immediately shift their focus
to the men who discovered the victim.
[Jimmy] We don't know who done it.
And whoever was on scene was a suspect.
[Adam] You know, it's not uncommon for people
who have killed people
to call the police and say, "Oh, look what I found."
My mind was thinking, "Who were they?
What are they? Why are they here?"
[Adam] They were in their late teens, early 20s.
Three of 'em had went down this trail beside the bridge.
One had separated to go to a better fishing area.
And this is where he finds this body.
And his friends hear him scream for help,
and they run to him and call 911.
Their story was adding up for where they were at,
what they were doing, and why they were there.
So, they were pretty quickly removed from suspicion
for having anything to do with this death.
So that question of, "Who is my victim?"
That's just ringin' in our heads at this point,
like, "We gotta figure out who you are
to see what happened to you."
We're checking local counties for missing person.
Even Tennessee like, "Hey, do you have anybody
meeting this description
that's been missin' for a couple of days?"
We're just strikin' out everywhere,
every turn with tryin' to identify who this individual is.
We've just ran everything that we can,
and we all go home.
About five to six hours later, you know, I'm tryin' to rest.
Get settled in for the evening,
and I get an interesting phone call.
It was forwarded from Whitfield County 911.
Pat Colvard's callin', advisin' that her 27-year-old grandson,
Kenny Bunn, hasn't been seen,
and she had heard that their body had been found
on Carlton Petty Road, which is not far from where
Kenny's mother, Trenna Wilson, lives.
So, we immediately follow this lead down.
We go to Ms. Pat's house.
[Trenna] They sent detectives up there to talk to us.
They just introduced their self and everything,
and I mean, I was in shock.
[Adam] That was kind of a...
Huge ah-ha when, when we got to talk to Pat,
because she describes Kenny to pretty much a tee.
[Pat] He had a pair of black pants on.
He had a black shirt on.
He had black rimmed glasses on.
He had a little tattoo on his shoulder.
[Trenna] I showed a picture of him,
his most recent picture that he had taken of his self.
I could tell it was him
by the look on the detective's face.
[Adam] We were able to establish that Kenny lived with Pat.
And you could tell a great deal of concern was there, and love.
After speaking with Pat and Trenna,
I'm very confident that our John Doe at the bridge
is gonna be Kenny Bunn.
It was like a nightmare. It just didn't seem right.
It still don't seem right, you know?
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[Narrator] Born in 1992 in Dalton, Georgia,
Kenneth Bunn was a shining ligh to his large and loving family.
[Jeff] He was a handful when he was little.
You know what I mean?
He was always curious, and he'd do anything I done.
I mean, he just...
He'd run on my heel all the time.
Follow me everywheres I went.
[Trenna] You couldn't ever get him to settle down.
He'd always wanna do somethin'.
And he was just like a little ray of light.
He was always there to protect me.
No matter what, you didn't talk about his momma.
And I always stuck up for him no matter what.
Kenny spent a lot of time at my mom's,
you know, when he was workin'.
[Pat] I felt like he was my son.
You know?
'Cause he stayed there so much.
We always called him Little Kenny.
He was a sweetheart.
[Narrator] As close as Kenny was with his family,
he didn't always feel like he fit in with his peers.
[Trenna] He started doing the piercings and stuff
and everything,
I think about seventh and eighth grade.
They say that a lot of gothic, that's how they feel like,
they're loners or isolators or whatever,
they're just different.
I think he was tryin' just to express how he's feelin'
in the inside.
[Rachael] To people around here,
somebody who looks like Kenny looked would be very scary.
But they would have no idea that on the inside,
he is the sweetest person that you could ever meet.
[music]
[Narrator] After struggling to find himself,
Kenny had gotten his life on track by his mid 20s.
[Rachael] He's doing so well, he has a car.
You know, he's got his blue Mustang
that he was obsessed with.
He loved his Mustang.
He got a really good job in construction,
he was makin' a ton of money.
He really liked his job.
[Narrator] But something was missing.
[Rachael] Kenny was obsessed with love.
He wanted to find somebody that could love him
as much as he could love them.
[Trenna] He was strugglin' with a broken heart,
'cause his two girlfriends cheated on him.
He was lookin' for a soulmate.
He wanted him a little family and stuff.
He had a life ahead of him that he wanted,
and he was out to seek it.
[Narrator] But Kenny's life is tragically cut short...
When investigators find his boy near the banks of
the Conasauga River.
I didn't wanna believe it, you know?
I couldn't believe anybody'd do that.
[Trenna] You're numb. You don't know what to do.
You're just sittin' here thinkin',
"It's not, it's not him."
[Narrator] Detectives request an autopsy immediately.
The medical examiner confirms that Kenny has been dead
for nearly 12 hours,
and died from multiple gunshot wounds.
[Jimmy] It was four shots.
Three in the head, one in the chest,
I believe torso area.
They were able to confirm that it was a small caliber.
[Adam] He didn't have any defensive marks on him.
You can just kinda tell he just crumpled up and fell.
I don't think he ever really knew what was happening.
I'm not a medical examiner, but I would say yeah, execution.
[Erin] Since Kenny's personal belongings were missing
from the crime scene,
investigators couldn't rule out
if he had been ambushed for robbery,
or it was something more personal.
[Narrator] Coming up.
A witness exposes skeletons in Kenny's closet.
[Eric] He was gonna go buy weed from a drug dealer.
It caused a big fight between them.
[Narrator] And a suspicious couple
elicits concern from investigators.
[music]
[Narrator] Investigators in Murray County, Georgia
have identified the body found on the banks of
the Conasauga River as 27-year-old Kenny Bunn.
Now, authorities need to determine
how Kenny ended up there.
As an investigator, my next thing is,
"Who did this person hang out with?
Who was an integral part of their life?
Who did they spend a lot of time with?
Was there anyone that didn't like them?"
[Eric] Kenny's family had no idea who would wanna hurt him.
Kenny's grandmother had last seen Kenny leaving her house
about 7:45 the previous evening.
[Adam] Pat gives us information that
apparently, Kenny had left to walk to
a store that's not far from Pat's house.
He said, "Mama." He said, "I'll be back."
He didn't come back.
[Narrator] Kenny's family informs detectives
that shortly after he left,
Kenny's ex-girlfriend, 20-year-old Nadya Swartz,
had shown up at the house looking for Kenny.
[Trenna] Kenny and Nadya got together around October of 2019.
He met her on social media.
Browsing after he had split up from his last girlfriend.
[Narrator] According to Kenny's family,
the couple got serious...
Fast.
He felt strongly about Nadya.
I think Kenny just really, really wanted to be
in a loving, committed relationship.
[Pat] They lived with me three to four months,
and she broke up with him.
They was split up three or four months,
and she kept comin' up.
I reckon givin' him hope.
He'd tell me anything, I say. "I love her."
[Adam] So, asking Pat where she believed Kenny had went
when he had left the house,
Kenny liked to go to Harry's Convenience Store,
It's about three-quarters of a mile away from Pat's house.
Harry's has surveillance cameras,
and we go and the clerk allows us to review the video.
And sure enough, we see Kenny wearin' the clothes
that he had on at the bridge,
on foot, by himself, walk into the store.
And a couple minutes later,
you see a blue Honda CRV pull up,
and you see Nadya Swartz.
She parked at the gas pump and she walked in,
and there's no audio recording,
but you can see that they're talking.
And at the end of the transaction,
Kenny goes and gets in Nadya's car,
and you see them drive out of the parking lot.
Nadya, bein' the last person with Kenny,
I know that I need to find Nadya Swartz.
We need to have a talk.
So, I re-approach Trenna, Kenny's mom.
She gives us a brief description of where Nadya's mother lives
in Murray County.
[Narrator] When investigators
arrive at Nadya's mother's house,
they learn Nadya lives nearby with her new boyfriend,
20-year-old Justin Hooker.
We're able to establish that
Nadya and Justin have their own apartment.
We just tell Nadya's mother "Hey, you know,
we really need to talk to them about something serious.
The murder of Kenny Bunn."
[Erin] Nadya's mother called Nadya,
and she and Justin came over to speak to investigators.
[Jimmy] They appeared to be almost like a gothic type.
Just black clothing, hair in the eyes,
kind of maybe, maybe one eye showing so to speak.
So, we just go in and interview Nadya and Justin.
[Adam] I kinda ease into the whole relationship with Kenny,
and eventually what I end up asking Nadya
is if she had had contact with Kenny.
Nadya does say that she went and she met up with Kenny.
Well, when I asked that,
you see Justin, like, that tension.
You can see the veins in his arm.
So, at this point, I'm thinkin',
"Okay, is he upset that Nadya
has went and visited an ex-boyfriend,
and he's just now findin' out about it?"
[Narrator] But Nadya explains that her visit with Kenny
was anything but romantic.
She tells investigators that he had asked for a ride
to a friend's place on the nigt of March 15th.
She met up with Kenny because
she still considered him a friend.
And when he told her he was going to go buy weed
from a drug dealer, it caused a fight between them.
[Narrator] Nadya claims she has no idea where Kenny went,
because she returned to the hoe she shared with Justin.
[Erin] According to Justin,
he had stayed home most of the day and went to visit
his brother and his girlfriend around 7 or 8 that evening.
Justin claimed he stayed at his brother's house
most of the evening,
and then returned home around midnight.
[Adam] Justin and Nadya,
they maintained that they were together,
just hanging out at their apartment that night.
[Narrator] Still, Nadya insists that Kenny's death
could be connected to a drug deal gone bad.
[Narrator] Without evidence to connect Nadya or Justin
to Kenny's death,
investigators reach out to Kenny's closest friends.
They confirm that Kenny had dealt with conflict in
the small community because of his lifestyle.
When me and Kenny met it was kind of like...
We were just goin' into middle school.
So, what people thought of us is that we were just really weird.
We dress different. We acted different.
I think Kenny acted like he didn't care,
but I'm sure deep down...
A lot of the bullying and stuff got to him.
[Trenna] He didn't like people to judge him.
He couldn't stand it.
I think he tried to show people
that you don't judge people by their looks,
you need to get to know them first.
[Rachael] Kenny gets outta high school,
and immediately gets in a long-term relationship
with the girl he was dating before Nadya.
And they are like, not good for each other.
They were doin' drugs together.
Kenny was like, really big into weed.
I think a lot of people just like thought,
"Oh, well this guy is just a drug addict."
But it wasn't like that.
[Narrator] Kenny's friends explain that
he struggled with depression.
So in 2019, he decided to make a change.
[Rachael] Kenny finally gets out of this relationship,
finally gets off of these drugs, and he's doing so well.
He was finally like a little less depressed,
he was sendin' me videos and, you know,
pictures of him smiling and dancing and having a good time.
[Narrator] Kenny's friends and family tell police
there's no way Kenny had relapsed...
Ostensibly ruling out the theoy that Kenny may have been
involved in a drug deal gone wrong.
I wouldn't believe that, because my son, he was sober.
He was gettin' his life back together.
[Narrator] So, why would Nadya make that allegation?
She knew that he had a problem with drugs in the past.
[Erin] Given Kenny's prior history,
investigators couldn't rule out the theory.
But there wasn't any drug dealer,
and there wasn't any connection to the drug world
that investigators could find at that time.
[Narrator] With few leads to go on,
investigators head back to the crime scene the next day.
[Jimmy] We did just a quick neighborhood canvass.
Stoppin' cars that, that were traveling the road.
"Hey, did you, have you seen anything between
this time and that time?"
Tryin' to get anything and everything.
[Adam] We actually talked to the farmer who owned the property,
and he was like, "Hey, at one point,
there was a guy with a shopping buggy
with an orange chainsaw in it.
There was a white female with him.
I'd been seeing them in the bridge area a lot."
[Erin] This guy had been acting erratic,
and he carried what could be considered
an extremely dangerous weapon.
This area of Georgia is just off US-411,
which is a highway that runs from Tennessee
through Georgia and into Alabama.
More than 300 miles of often rural highway,
where vagrants and drifters
can almost go undetected by law enforcement.
Sometimes these drifters turn out to be dangerous fugitives
and seek these rural mountain communities
to escape capture.
And I'm thinking, "Maybe we got a witness
or maybe the person that killed Kenny."
[Narrator] Investigators immediately begin
the task of searching for the man.
The following day,
they make a crucial discovery when they drive past
a small gas station.
[Adam] We see a shopping cart with an orange chainsaw in it.
We go inside and ask the clerk, "Who does that cart belong to?"
The clerk directs us to an individual
that's outside attempting to wash a vehicle for money.
What are the odds of findin' this guy in this rural area
at this gas station, when we just happen to be drivin' by?
We approach this individual,
and right off the bat, he's nervous.
Was very elusive in his answering our questions.
As an officer, it's automatically like,
"This guy's hiding somethin' from me."
[music]
[Narrator] Less than 48 hours after
27-year-old Kenny Bunn was foud shot to death,
investigators are speaking with a suspicious person
who was seen near the crime scene
in the days leading up to the murder.
Jesse was, in fact, wanted out of Tennessee,
and that's why he did not want to give us his full name,
date of birth, things of that nature.
[Narrator] As investigators continue questioning Jesse,
his girlfriend arrives.
[Narrator] The woman is quick to offer an alibi
for the Sunday night Kenny was killed.
[Adam] His girlfriend had explained to us that
they had been stayin' under the bridge,
but on this Saturday and Sunday,
they had been in Tennessee,
conducting some illegal activities.
They were stealing copper from an abandoned house.
Which did give them a good alibi.
That allowed us to eliminate who he was,
why he would have been out there at the bridge.
We did let local law enforcement for Tennessee know
who we were dealin' with,
and they were glad to have, Jesse come stay
at their facility in Tennessee.
[Jimmy] We're probably three days into it at this point.
We had already done like, the best you could do.
A neighborhood canvas on a stretch of highway,
you know, with a handful of houses
and just talkin' to people.
I remember goin' back to the office,
where we're trying to figure out what to do at this point,
what direction.
I remember Adam, on a white board, you know,
we kind of, we'd jot down everything.
And I remember receivin' a phone call.
From one of our local attorneys.
And the local attorney said, "Hey, I have a client
that I've just been talking to,
and he knows somethin' about the case that you're working on."
That's when things really started movin'.
We hightail it straight to this law office
and speak to this client.
He wanted to provide information on the possible murder weapon
for Kenny's death.
We know that Kenny was shot with a small caliber weapon.
Which is what the .22 was.
And so this was huge, this was paramount to our investigation.
This person tells us Justin said it was for home defense,
where him and Nadya were stayin' at their apartment.
They been having some issues and he just wanted to have this gun
for self protection.
[Narrator] But as news spread about Kenny Bunn's murder,
the informant tells investigators
that he became suspicious about Justin's motives.
He didn't know that's what he was gonna do,
but he is terrified that he's gonna get drug into this.
He thought he was gonna be in trouble for
providin' a murder weapon to Justin.
[Narrator] Investigators theorize that Justin
may have acted out of jealousy due to the fact that
Nadya and Kenny kept in touch.
It appeared to be maybe a, a lover's triangle.
So to speak.
[Narrator] Detectives are beginning to believe
that Nadya may have initially lied to them...
So, they press the informant for more details.
[Jimmy] After the interview was over, I said, "Hey, it's...
The, the, the sun ain't gonna to set today before we catch them."
It really took off at that point.
[Narrator] Coming up.
The hunt for Justin Hooker and Nadya Swartz intensifies,
leading investigators to face conflicting stories.
[music]
[Narrator] Three days into the murder investigation
of Kenny Bunn,
authorities have zeroed in on Justin Hooker
as their primary suspect.
We're able to determine that Justin works for
Whitco Produce in Dalton, Georgia.
And this company is actually owned by Justin's family.
We went there to try to find him.
He wasn't there.
[Adam] We start accelerating at this point.
I've got all these agents and detectives and investigators
from Dalton Police Department, Murray County Sheriff's Office,
special agents with the GBI, we're all out working.
Units went to where Justin lives and then kind of
set up surveillance on the house.
We had other units looking for Ms. Nadya.
[Narrator] When investigators
reach out to Justin's friends and family,
they say they haven't seen him.
But authorities do learn more about the troubled young man.
Like Kenny Bunn, Justin had always been an outsider.
Justin, when he was in high school,
he would get picked on a lot.
Just because of how he was dressed,
just because of how he talked.
Justin loved wearing black and growing his hair out long.
You know?
And he enjoyed chains and stuff.
Justin really wanted to shock people with how he was dressed.
He wanted people to look at him, but not look at him.
[Adam] At one point, Justin was homeless.
In his late teens he was livin' out of a vehicle.
He'd gotten in a few run-ins with law enforcement for theft.
And he was just kinda generally having a hard time
makin' good decisions.
[Narrator] Despite the hardships,
Justin never had a problem with romance.
[Whitney] I found Justin to be just like very empathetic.
You know? He's very sweet with it.
I had very, very deep emotions for Justin.
And...
When we broke up,
and I found out he was dating Nadya within a month and a half
of us breaking up...
It hurt.
[Narrator] Friends tell detectives that
Justin's infatuation with Nadya had developed quickly...
And intensely.
[Adam] At this point you're getting leads about
this relationship with Nadya and Justin and Kenny.
We're able to learn there was
an altercation between Justin and Kenny.
The altercation had taken place a few months earlier,
not long after Kenny and Nadya had broken up.
Words were exchanged, and allegedly,
Justin had threatened to blow Kenny's head off
if he didn't leave Nadya alone.
[Whitney] I really don't know exactly why Kenny and Justin
didn't get along, other than Nadya.
So, that was the common factor the two had together
is in between Nadya.
[Narrator] Despite the threats,
Kenny wasn't willing to give up on Nadya.
I remember him telling me about her,
and I think that Kenny knew that she's a toxic person
and that it was a toxic environment and relationship,
but he was also just in love with the idea of bein' in love.
So you know, he would do anything to try to keep
that connection and that relationship together.
[Narrator] As investigators widen their search for Justin,
they uncover one more important detail...
[Erin] Investigators spoke to Justin's brother
and his brother's live-in girlfriend.
They told authorities that Justin did not come by
their home the night of the murder.
In fact, they hadn't seen Justin in weeks,
which totally undermined his alibi.
[Narrator] On March 19th, three days after Kenny's murde,
the GBI's surveillance pays off
when agents finally apprehend Justin Hooker
as he tries to sneak back into is apartment.
[Adam] Law enforcement goes and takes Justin in custody,
transports him to Murray County Sheriff's Office for us.
[Narrator] When Nadya learns that Justin has been arrested,
she turns herself in.
[Adam] I wanted to interview them apart from each other.
'Cause you could kinda tell that together,
they were stronger.
So, I wanted to divide and conquer.
[Jimmy] Justin, he looked apprehensive, scared.
Like, "I wonder what he's gonna say."
He starts to say .22,
but he catches himself and says twenty and stops.
[Adam] I confront him with that.
And I kinda see Justin's posture.
His shoulders sink in,
and it's kinda like a defeat posture.
And I'm kinda at the edge of my chair
waiting for him to say the next thing.
And he's like, "I want an attorney."
And it's like...
I'm deflated.
[Narrator] In another interrogation room,
investigators hope Nadya Swartz is more willing to speak.
I like to just let people tell their version of facts,
but then, while we were interviewing Nadya,
some of the things were not adding up.
Kenny wasn't an abuser, that's not who he was.
[Narrator] Nadya claims that on the night of Kenny's murder,
she and Justin decided to confront Kenny together.
Nadya claimed that when she picked up Kenny
from the gas station, Justin was in the car.
[Narrator] But investigators aren't buying Nadya's claims.
[Adam] We were able to disprove that
Kenny got physically violent with Nadya
by doin' a search warrant to photograph Nadya's body.
She had no injuries on her that would suggest she was being
strangled or had been gripped, violently in any way.
So, I knew Nadya was lying to me.
[music]
[Narrator] Nadya Swartz and Justin Hooker
have been arrested for the shooting of
Nadya's ex-boyfriend, 27-year-old Kenny Bunn.
While Nadya has implicated her new boyfriend Justin
as the killer,
she claims that the murder was committed in self defense.
Well, there's a lot of force that comes with strangulation.
There should be some marks on her body.
She didn't have any injuries.
[Narrator] Kenny's friends and family are also adamant
that Nadya's allegations of abuse are fabricated.
I think it's important for everybody to know
who Kenny really was.
Kenny was not violent to her or anyone.
[Trenna] She is a manipulator.
She was, I think she controlled the relationships.
I think she actually was the, the abuser in the relationships.
[Erin] Justin Hooker had very strong feelings for Nadya
and seemed devoted to her.
If he believed her accusations,
he would have had a very strong motive
to commit this crime.
[Narrator] Investigators charge Nadya Swartz
and Justin Hooker with murder.
Facing a mountain of evidence,
they both decide to take plea deals.
[Adam] If they were gonna accept this plea,
they were gonna have to provide the court with information
that the investigators needed,
mainly where was this firearm.
And they also have to tell
what they did that caused Kenny to be murdered.
[Narrator] Nadya and Justin agree to the terms.
Based on their subsequent statements,
authorities believe Kenny's murder was premeditate.
[Adam] My opinion with Nadya is that she plays on
the jealousy of Justin to hype him up, to say,
"Hey, if we're gonna have a good relationship
and love each other forever, Kenny can't be in the picture."
And I think she came up with
this plan to ambush and execute Kenny.
[Rachael] I think Nadya had a very weird
dark romantic fantasy about murder,
and it seemed to me like she was just playing a game of,
"Who would kill for me".
What we believed is Nadya took Justin to the bridge
with his gun and left him there.
Nadya then goes and picks Kenny up.
She was able to lure Kenny back to the bridge
with the understanding that
they were gonna try and get back together.
Using this ruse, gets Kenny down the path to the bridge,
and then that's where Justin comes out.
[Narrator] Due to the lack of defensive wounds,
investigators do not believe there was any sort of
confrontation between Kenny and his killers.
[Adam] This was an execution, just an ambush.
Kenny didn't know that it was coming.
We're able to learn later that Justin sold the gun.
But we were never able to establish
where that firearm went.
[Narrator] In March 2021,
Nadya Swartz and Justin Hooker receive their fates.
The 21 year olds are each sentenced to life in prison,
with the possibility of parole.
I hope to God they don't never get out.
[Whitney] In less than a year,
the Justin that I knew went from being a loving and sweet guy...
To a killer.
Within six months.
It's shocking.
I believe we all have the potential to kill somebody,
but I believe that Nadya is
the one that brought it out of him.
Gave him that whole, "I can do this," you know?
"I can go and shoot a guy." And so, he did.
[Rachael] Nadya was very insecure.
And so, she wanted to find somebody that would do
anything for her,
including killing someone.
She didn't care which one of them died,
she just wanted someone to kill for her.
She was a puppet master with the strings, so to speak.
I don't think Nadya's remorseful for Kenny's death at all.
I just... I think she's evil.
They left him in that...
Like he was garbage, and my son wasn't garbage.
[Pat] Lord mercy, I wish Kenny hadn't went off
with 'em that night.
I lost my everything.
[Trenna] I want him to be remembered by his good heart
and his helpfulness,
the way he made people smile.
He was more than a murder. He was, he was a person.
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