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Death in the Desert

By Carlton Stowers October 26, 2000

"Commit a crime, and the earth is made of glass. There is no such thing... More >>>

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Solving the mystery of Gary Patterson's disappearance required the cooperation of multiple law enforcement agencies. Clockwise, from upper left: Texas Ranger Matt Cawthon and Waco detectives Kristina Woodruff and Steve January each played key roles in the investigation.

Solving the mystery of Gary Patterson's disappearance required the cooperation of multiple law enforcement agencies. From top: Texas Ranger Matt Cawthon and Waco detectives Kristina Woodruff and Steve January each played key roles in the investigation.

Gary Patterson thought his flight to El Paso marked the beginning of the new life. Instead, it was the beginning of the end.

From top, Sammy Urick, Theodore "Ted" Young, and Lisa Urick conspired to trick Patterson into leaving the safety of Waco so he could be murdered.

Former Asst. U.S. Attorney Bill Johnson took time from his efforts to prosecute Branch Davidians to help solve the Patterson puzzle.

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From top, Sammy Urick, Theodore "Ted" Young, and Lisa Urick conspired to trick Patterson into leaving the safety of Waco so he could be murdered.

From top, Sammy Urick, Theodore "Ted" Young, and Lisa Urick conspired to trick Patterson into leaving the safety of Waco so he could be murdered.

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