And all for nothing more than a few hundred dollars.

He figured that he was smart, and, uh, he would pick on pensioners and people that were older and weaker.

He would wait till the end of the month to murder them, once they had their pension checks, right? And I mean, Dad was bad for that.

I said, "You know, there are debit cards, Dad," you know? 'Cause he would get his pension checks, and he would go to the bank and, uh, get all his money and put it in his wallet.

Well, he had a, a stack of money, I don't know, probably $1,000, that he would tote around with him.

And I think he figured that he had got away with Artie's, so do it again, right? That was easy.

Bill Vimastic's daughter, Sharon Beaven, said her family received similar warnings from police.

Well, he did apparently have a hit list that he left in his jail cell.

Sharon immediately went to meet her brother and saw the note.

It was written in big, big letters.

Well, Dad didn't print.

He, he wrote, and it was kind of tiny writing that he had, so I knew it wasn't Dad that had written it.

You don't know what to think.

You don't, you don't wanna believe that something's wrong.

But there were things that I knew were wrong.

But Sharon couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong