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Reporter: all right I just need you to go ahead
and put this on just put it on the lapel
perfect. I have it turned on.
I just need to do this right here.
Abby: Like that?
Reporter: Yeah.
Reporter: well we want it turned a little bit. How about this side?
Abby: Do you want this?
Reporter: You can put it in the pocket. That's fine.
If you want to put the cord underneath and zip it up.
that should look a little bit better on camera.
Abby: Ok.
Reporter: Does that work?
Uh huh.
Reporter: Ok. Good.
Isn't it gorgeous outside?
yeah I love this the season. it's my favorite.
Two cameras today?
yeah I'm gonna use them for my reference
do you have any other camera crew coming?
well unfortunately with the news station,
they don't really think that this is news.
I mean it kind I think it's too old... but
It kind of sucks. I think there's still a story
behind it, so I want to interview you.
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so I just gotta get these cameras set up
Can you look straight at the camera
I want to get a good focus on your eyes.
okay. all right. looks good.
Let's go ahead and get started.
all right. so...
Can you tell me your name and how to spell it?
Abigail Turley [spells name].
but you can call me Abby
that's what everybody calls me
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now tell me what it is you do and a little bit about your background
I work at a youth homeless shelter right now
and I do do quite a bit of um movie extra work. I'm a background artist.
that's fantastic.
So tell me about that dog
oh this is Murphy he's my my bodyguard
He's about 11:00, so
don't have too much time left but he's been a good boy
he looks very sweet and kind
yeah
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Interviewer: so I want to get down to it...
before we get into your story,
can you tell me a little bit about the murders?
Um... well I guess
the cops might think it is a serial killer at this point
Just because of how many
people have been killed and
the methods that have been used...
What do you mean by different methods?
well there was one woman who was strangled
with a rope and
Reporter: that's scary
with one guy there was there was an axe involved
there was a gun
obviously he's me there was bow and arrow.
there was a knife
Reporter: so... um. let's get into a little bit
more of the other people before we
talk about your story.
well I'd like to go through all of the
different stories and just the
correlation and what's happened to each one
one and then get to your story.
does that work for you?
okay, yeah.
tell me what you know about Cynthia Parsons
um Cynthia...
actually she was kind of well-known in
the area just because she owned like the
biggest real estate company
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[Sound of car pulling in]
I am her boss I am NOT her babysitter.
We all have deadlines, but we get it done.
You don't see me crying about it.
ABBY: You would see her face on all the busses...
driving by and like the billboards and
stuff so that was kind of a shock for
everybody just because everybody knew
who she was and she was just really pretty, and...
No. She needs to get it done.
Either have her step up, or be done. I'm done.
yeah how'd you get her shit together
[hangs up]
What the hell...
Megan... Megan, can you hear me?
I think someone's in my house.
there's a camera in my house
apparently this guy broke into her home
and strangled her one night,
that's how she was found
Reporter: that's scary. Abby: mm-hmm
Yeah... soemone put a camera in my house.
Can you come?
Hurry, please.
Reporter: Do you think there's a reason why?
Abby: well they didn't steal anything so
either it was like some personal mission
of theirs. they didn't get the house they
wanted or I don't know the offer
wasn't accepted... exactly
but I don't know she was really
well-liked so I have a hard time
believing she did dirty business or
anything
Reporter: now what happened with David Korman what
What can you tell me about that?
he worked as like a film grip or
something like that and they found him...
I guess the day after... the morning after he was killed
um... on a soundstage
he was he was actually struck by an axe
I kind of know he kind of had a shady past.
with like... I don't know.
I kind of know he harassing women and stuff so
DAVID: {humming a tune }
[Humming]
DAVID: striking!
Reporter: so so do you think he had it coming?
Abby: yeah I think I mean if you
believe in karma, I guess.
i probably shouldn't say that.
REPORTER: I don't know much about that kind of stuff
okay
god oh sorry
production is on soundstage a so the
[SCREAMS]
What are you doing? God dammit!
[SCREAMS]
Reporter: So the moral of the story is... don't harass women
well obviously.
Reporter: Yeah or Karma will come back and get you.
It should.
And in his case it obviously really
struck him the face.
[SCREAMING]
HELP!!!
SOMEBODY HELP ME!
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sorry
production is on soundstage A
Anchorman: reports from the coroner show she was probably strangled.
Suffolk County authorities have previously said the
cause and manner of death of 34 year old
Parsons was had reviewed the evidence
[Screaming from computer speakers]
Anchorman: and said the findings were consistent
with homicidal strangulation.
[SCREAMING]
Reporter: Talk to me about Jonathan Ackerman and what
happened to him
Jonathan he had gone camping alone
I guess one weekend and was found nearby
his campsite shot to death
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I don't know like... he had just been married.
just recently maybe like a year
I don't know like and a half, two years maybe
Abby: he was a nice nice guy from what people
say and he owned and operated a video
iproduction company. I don't know what
kind of stuff they made but they seem
like really nice guys and you know some
coward just shot him while he was camping
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Oh
ah
come on
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Anchorman: ...are confirming that David Korman was the victim
of homicide at the South Valley
film soundstage ont October 15 2016 and
[GUN SHOT NOISE] ...when his co-workers found his body.
[unclear speech] ...3 known victims.
Corman worked as a
professional film grip for the
soundstage for more than ten years.
His wife told reporters that he had gone to
work late evening to prep equipment
for an early morning shoot. Corman was...
Reporter: Now the next in line was you.
do you see any correlation?
I think at the time I was an easy target
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I used to go runnin in the same place
every day five six days a week
it's pretty stupid actually but and it's kind
of a secluded area
I mean why me nobody else.... you know?
I don't have the answer for that
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Reporter:so tell me about what happened when you
went through what you did
well I just
got back to my car and got a sip of
water to water and
Abby: I don't know I just felt this immense
pain in my back all of a sudden I'm not
I couldn't breathe. I couldn't move I did I
I didn't know what was happening
that was probably the worst part of it
was just this incredible pain out of
nowhere
I thought I heard something behind me
and you know I was trying to hang on to
the car. I was just feeling like really
woozy and just and I I fell down to my
knees I was just trying to just maintain
because I wasn't sure what my what was
happening to my body. I looked kind of
back and I saw I saw this guy just all
in black and he was pointing a bow and
arrow at me.
and that's when it kind of that's when I
realized that um he shot me
did you see his face?
No.
why didn't you see his face?
he was covered he had it all covered
like a fucking coward you know if you're
gonna shoot somebody in the back
at least have the decency to show your
fucking face to him
Reporter: yeah we can edit that stuff out.
so just feel free to let
out what you need to let out.
Yeah.
So he approached me and shot me a second time
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and I I mean I felt it but I was already
so much pain from that first shot but I
don't know if I was going into shock
But I was just screaming for
help and nobody nobody was around
obviously but....
[screams]
Reporter: Police remain tight-lipped about a camper who was shot near the Wasatch River.
despite South Valley News Leader
requests matter the long Warren County
Sheriff's Office local state police nor
National Park Service night yet provided
an incident report on the shooting of 30
year-old Jonathan Ackerman
Jonathan leaves behind his husband of two years
Justin Benton. Jonathan owned and ran a
video production company in southern Idaho.
speculation is circulating about
whether this is the third in a string of
murders in the South Valley County
I looked back and he had turned around
and he had dropped his bag and that's
when I knew kind of a survival mode just
kicked in you know like I'm not gonna be
this guy's victim. I'm gonna survive.
I'm gonna get out of here
yeah and so I just reached for the
biggest rock I could find that I had
this strength to grab and just like my
brother showed me I just took it and as
soon as the guy turned around I just
clocked him as hard as I could I mean it
was hard because I had these arrows in me.
but um he fell to the ground so I
know I got him really hard
I started to run away but after that it
just kind of it's a blur... um just
I what I was focused on was...
"Abby, you've got to get out of this. you're not going..."
"....to be a victim to this guy."
sorry. can you edit this out?
Reporter: yeah, yeah definitely.
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Reporter: so, Emily Boone... tell me what you know
about her um and what happened to her
well that one was weird because I guess
a bunch of people in her neighborhood
had reported seeing a drone flying over
her house or her backyard in the hours
leading up to her death or maybe after
she died I don't know if they were
watching but yeah
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[Drone whirring sound]
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Abby: and again probably the same coward goes
up and stabbed her in the back multiple times...
and just left her there that's
where they found her was in the backyard
Reporter: such a shame.
Anchorman: authorities have been searching the
soldier summit national park area for
the perpetrator of ban odd attempted murder.
police were called to the region
when a passerby found Abigail Turrley
passed out off the side of the road.
She was barely visible behind some trees
Abigail was out for a daily run in the
area when she was assaulted by an
unknown assailant. the person shot
Abigail twice in the back with a bow and arrow.
One of the arrows missed her spine
by two inches. Abigail was able to escape
the assailant on foot leaving her
vehicle in the area.
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Reporter: now let's talk about Walter Carlson
Do you know him? what happened to him?
I don't know Walter but just like kind of
through the movie business I kind of had
heard about him. he was a documentarian
and he made like... I don't know if you saw
"Social justice" or "the same old"
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they think his body was actually he was
killed somewhere else and his body was
dumped at the South Valley mall parking lot.
[Mumbling]
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[Mumbling]
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[Mumbling]
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His throat had been cut.
No. I'm not slating you tying me up.
Hey! FUCK YOU!
Let me out of here!
Okay. Be gentle.
okay roll eight scene six take one
Hey! Have you ever heard of Soft Sticks, asshole?
I don't know it's like none of these
people like had a chance to fight back
at all... like there's no blood under their
nails or anything, so it's like this person just...
I don't know... didn't even give anybody a chance
to escape.
Reporter: so are you saying that it was just cold blooded murder
in every single case?
yeah that's exactly what I'm saying
Anchorman: Emily Boone 28 was found murdered in her back yard
in her rural hometown of Fountain Green.
She was stabbed several times in the back and left outside.
she was discovered hours later by her neighbor
police are searching the area for the killer
and have asked the locals to stay
alert and on the watch for anything suspicious
there were three sightings of a drone
flying in the vicinity of Emily's home
close to the same time as her slaying.
police speculate that the drone may have
been used by the killer to scout out the
area previous to the murder.
There hasn't been a killing in over six months.
why do you think that is?
I don't know... I mean
you see those crime docs where the
serial killer kind of goes on a spree
and then goes into hiding for an
extended amount of time and I mean it
could be something like that where he's
just enjoying the media coverage and
I don't know or maybe he's scared he's
gonna get caught
[moaning]
Man: Ohhh... my head hurts.
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he's gonna come back but honestly if he
comes out of hiding...
good luck.
Reporter: What does that mean?
I'm gonna be ready for him
I'm going to shoot him right in his face.
[moaning]
Reporter: So I see you've got something right there
can I go ahead and zoom into that?
The gun?
Reporter: yeah yeah so tell me about it
this is my 9-millimeter Glock I got
so I don't go anywhere without it
Reporter: so you feel safe with that then?
yeah damn right I do
Last time. I wasn't prepared and
it's not gonna happen again
Who are you?
Reporter: Now.... here is the burning question
do you see any connection or
correlation with all the killings?
Who are you?
Abby: you know I've thought about it a lot and
the only thing I can think of that kind of
connects us all is...
Man: What are you doing?!
like we were all
kind of in some form of the movie business.
like I'm a background artist
I think Emily was actually an actress like
I think she did some local local theatre
and like local stuff like that and then
obviously Walter and his documentaries
that he makes and Dave he worked on
movies and I think I don't know but I
think Cynthia might have modeled it was
kind of the same thing I mean it's kind
of a waste of a pretty face if she didn't model.
WHO ARE YOU?!
Somebody help me!
Help me!
Abby: but yeah that was the connection that I came up with.
and that seems to make a lot of sense.
Reporter: so tell me what your recovery was like
in the hospital.
Abby: Oh god.
I was there for about three weeks
they had to do two surgeries
because the one arrow the one arrow was
so close to my spine so they had it....
that was kind of tricky for them to get it out
without causing a lot of nerve damage
the other one was just kind of
more in the flesh so that wasn't as bad
People always ask me if they can see the scars
Absolutely.
let's go ahead and get a close-up on this.
Reporter: Wow. they're pretty big
Those look like some good war wounds.
Yeah I mean they're supposed to
fade but I kind of scar bad.
Why are they so big?
um so the guy used like
razor arrows so they're kind of they're
shaped like that so when they go in
actually make that same shape and then
to get them out they had to cut further
around him mm-hmm so I just yeah I mean
I'll have him forever but at least it's on
my back so...
[choking]
Reporter: you're really lucky that you made out.
Abby: Yeah.
I don't know, but I just think
just think there was a reason you know
did the police offer you any protection
yeah while I was in the hospital they did.
because they thought this was done
by the serial killer they thought was
out there. they had security at the door
like 24 hours a day but as soon as I was
released kind of was my responsibility
if I wanted further protection so I mean
the first night they did actually patrol
outside my house but after that if I
wanted it, I had to hire somebody so um
Reporter: that's tough
yeah and it's expensive and kind of
invasive of your privacy so
I figure well between Murphy and my gun
and other ways I can protect myself like
I should be fine.
[choking]
Reporter: so this is going to be on TV. a lot of people are gonna be
watching this and possibly the killer.
do you have a message for the killer?
yeah
I.dare you to come after me again. I dare you.
I'm ready and it's not gonna end pretty for you.
Reporter: wow that sounds like quite a threat.
yeah
it's meant to be. I survived for a reason.
Reporter: well I want to thank you so much for
taking the time for us to go ahead and
interview you and Ik let you know when it will be airing.
awesome. thank you so much.
Reporter: yeah thank you
yeah thanks especially for telling your story.
I realize it can be kind of hard
we'llll go ahead and wrap up here
and then get out of your hair
Okay
Wanna want to know the stupidest thing about this?
how many people have said,
[mocking] "oh you get a new lease on life. make it count!"
"Oh Abby, what are you gonna do with your new lease on life?"
God.. no shit.
obviously I'm gonna make it count
there's a reason I'm the only one that survived.
who uses a bow and arrow to
hunt somebody anyway? what am i? a fucking deer?
What kind of a dipshit thinks he
can get away with killing this many people?
Reporter: Stupid piece of German crap!
Reporter: [laughs] Uh... no.
piece of shit
Who's a dipshit now?
hello everyone. thanks for watching my movie.
I'll have you know that this movie
is mine. I produced it. I shot it. I edited it.
and I wrote the soundtrack for it
and you may be thinking... a found footage film
with a soundtrack? yeah it has music
the reason why? music makes a movie more intense.
I guess you could call it a
found footage film. but really it isn't.
I shot it.
and I'm delivering it. I guess you
could consider it found when you find it online.
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everything you watched is real. you can
check the news stories on the people you
saw in this movie. the news stories will
match up with the names and the images
you saw in this film. now that I'm
finished shooting I'll finish the Edit
and then I'll post it on YouTube, Vimeo
and a few other places. so you can
download it. I'll just give the heads up
if you're one of the few people watching this,
you're gonna want to download it right now.
honestly, after a certain point
you're not gonna be able to find it
feel free to torrent it, share it free
online on all the other streaming
services and servers because once the
public realizes what's contained in it
it'll be taken down immediately
it'll likely be co-opted by the authorities
for evidence or whatever else
[Indistinct talking on phone]
Lady: No, no. I'm in for the night.
I'm having a little Chardonnay and I'm out.
Just get him to sign that doc.
Yeah. And then we're done.
All right. See you later.
Reporter: Just couple of technical things you should
note... I have titled the movie 4K Killer
Now, the authorities called me the
South Valley killer I hate it when
authorities and news stations give you a
title that you didn't ask for and you
didn't want and they have no idea of
your motive. I am NOT the South Valley Killer
I was very deliberate in what I did
wanted to record all the killings and I
I wanted it to be a really high-quality footage.
so I shot everything in 4k
now that the footage is being released
and the feature film is available, I want
you to call me 4K Killer
Why 4K killer? well it's high quality footage.
I shot it in 4k. in layman's terms, 4k means
really high resolution. I wanted the
picture to look good for you guys
so that means all cameras, cellphones, drones,
GoPros, everything I used was shot in 4k
I mean you gotta have high quality when
you have a feature film and plus the killings...
you want to get into that nitty
gritty detail. that way this
entertainment is of utmost highest quality
I only want to do the best so
that's what I gave you
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4K Killer: a bit of a disclaimer. Some of the
cameras I used don't actually shoot in full 4K.
Lady: [coughs]
They were UHD formats or Ultra High Definition
Lady: [breathes heavily]
a lot of people mistakenly call it 4k and it's
technically not you know there's about a hundred pixels difference
what we're used to seeing is called HD or high definition
that means the resolution or
actual amount of pixels is 1920
horizontal pixels by 1080 vertical pixels.
UHD has literally double that resolution.
so 3840 horizontal pixels by 2160 vertical pixels
so the horizontal pixels are actually 160 pixels short of
4k or 4000 pixels But you know...
It's really close enough, so people just say 4K.
and besides UHD killer... that really
doesn't have the same mm as 4K Killer
I don't know. maybe they're both
stupid names but I'm not letting the
media or other people decide my name.
I decide that.
Lady:[gags]
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Lady:[gags]
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most of my GoPros are GoPro 4's but
there was one scene that I just wanted
that other angle and aso I only had one
more GoPro 2 so technically that's
only an HD and not UHD I had to up-res it.
so I mean don't get your panties in a wad
over it. I mean it's not that big of a deal.
Lady: [gags]
so I'll be officially releasing
my movie in u HD or 4k. so when you're
googling my movie to download it
definitely do not download the HD version.
and seriously do not settle for SD
I mean people are gonna try to
compress it and I mean it's just not
worth it especially when you have the
UHD version available and it's free okay
enough about that. let's move on to the killings.
[phone buzes]
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make sure my hair looks good. all right
okay. slate. eight
okay sorry I had to
head out. I mean my phone dinged. I had
to get the camera equipment back because
otherwise they charged me for an extra day
and I mean seriously this has
already cost me an arm and a leg.
heh... arm and a leg
yeah I'm funny
no but seriously... camera equipment is not cheap.
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okay anyway I wanted to show you
everything that I've done so this is the mask.
I know it's kind of crude, but you kind of get
kind of get the feel of it. so initially
what I had done. I got some burlap sack
and I put it under so you couldn't
distinguish my eyes. but dang that stuff hurts.
I mean it started unraveling
it wasn't working and then I got in my eyes
and started itching my eyes then my eyes
got red and I don't need those problems.
so I switched to this
handy-dandy pantyhose and I mean it's
amazing you just easily put it on and
then put it in the mask and no one can
identify you
no one saw these baby blues
but another part of my costume was this bad boy
you see this? that's my stomach
you may think, oh you could look pregnant
no, It just made me look fat so I wore the
stomach plus the mask, so no one could
identify me at all. so yeah I never
intentionally made the connection with
all those that I killed. they were
somehow apparently linked to the film
industry. I didn't know I didn't realize that.
but good on you, Abigail for doing that.
Hey. Have you ever heard of soft-sticks, asshole?
It just basically comes down to--
they were in close proximity to each other
you know a lot of people... they operate in patterns.
routines. so I'd watch and I'd observe.
and I'd see if they fit my profile.
Abigail's detective work?
She obviously put some heavy analysis and
thinking into this. her conclusion was a
bit of a stretch because they all
weren't involved in the film industry
I mean apparently some were but when you
start putting enough time and energy
into figuring out your killer or your
attempted killer, then it kind of makes
sense how she came up with those conclusions.
I suppose you have to start
finding answers so you don't go insane
but honestly the main thing that
connected them all... they all lived within
100 miles of each other. it was just a
fact of mere convenience for me.
that's it. nothing more. I selected them based
upon how often they were alone
I watched them. I observed them.
I checked out out their routines.
I couldn't have others close by when I
was gonna kill them. there are several
people that I watched and then they just
really didn't fit my profile. that's it.
plain and simple. one thing I did find
funny is that a lot of people gave me
motives that honestly I just didn't have
they thought I was out to get someone or
I had revenge or that it was something
from when I was a kid that I'm pissed off about.
what's my motive?
I wanted to make a movie.
and I did.
I made this entire movie.
I guess I should give some
credit to those who died. I did a
shit-ton of work so give credit where credit is due
I tried to be creative in my
killings and with my weapons. it was
tough getting an SMG and flying under
the radar. I figured after Abigail got away,
that wasn't gonna happen a second time
it just pissed me off that it didn't work.
Borja.
if you're watching this, watch your back.
Cause I'm coming for you.
you sold me an automatic that cost a
shit ton of money and didn't even work
Fuck you!
Anyway... I release my movie out to the world.
I hope you find it shocking and entertaining.
and as good as a movie should be.
I realized that my face is going to be out there.
but I can guarantee you will never find me.
This project took a lot of patience on my part.
to bring everything together.
It's been a lot of work
but it's my contribution to the art world
Thank you.
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All right. Dang, I'm good.
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