Eric Hanson was on his way toward his sister, Jennifer. Authorities believe he was planning to wipe out anyone who could be the potential beneficiary to his parents' estate and life insurance.

A wealthy young man will stop at nothing to hide his secret life from his family.

Lisa Junkin dated Chris Ryan, who would later die at his brother's hand, in high school despite his mother's wishes.

On what would have been his 14th bank robbery, police's long, resource-heavy operation pays off: They arrest Brett Ryan after he walks out of a bank without robbing it.

Journalist Wendy Gillis recalls a body in the Ryans' driveway covered in an orange tarp, while detectives remember the heat, humidity and an impending thunderstorm they feared would wash away evidence.

Ret. Det. Judy Burscheid says she used the "mother card" to get Eric Hanson to talk after the murders. He was more trusting of his mother, she knew.

Facing $60,000 in debt and with $200 in his savings account, Ryan turned to robbing banks, adopting a fake beard and even a shuffle to throw authorities off.

A judge gave Brett Ryan a relatively lenient sentence because he seemed well supported by family and community, and in hopes he would "find the right path," people who followed the case say.

Craig was as obsessed with exotic dancer Summer as a drug addict is with their substance, authorities said. He might have been planning to run away with her.

Police had to try to convince Eric to return after the slaughter of his family, while he traveled to other states. He was not behaving like an innocent person.

Friends asked themselves what Stefanie could have done to deserve being strangled to death, and Craig was the furthest person from their thougts when it came to suspects.

When Howley balked at having his name go public after securing a loan from Maasland and Verdant, it should have been a "colossal red flag," a Toronto journalist says.

Inventor Todd Howley was cornered — unable to complete testing and owing Paul Maasland $105,000, he decided the only thing left to do was kill Maasland.