He did seem to intentionally show his (blurry) face on the (grainy) security system, where he also flipped off the camera, before leaving.Ī gift shop owner also identified Maitland as the man who came into her shop and picked up a book no other customer had ever touched.

He never bought a ticket or got on a train like he claimed he was going to. The cab dropped him off at the Amtrak station at 8:28.

Maitland did not go to the nearby Urgent Care however. But she couldn’t smell any liquor on him. He made it a point to have her call in his fare, as if to create an official account of where he was and when. Like the other witnesses the driver instantly recognized him seemingly everyone in town knew him. Taxi to the Train StationĪ few minutes later on the night of the 30th, at 8:05 pm, Maitland got into a taxi outside the strip club. It’s not clear how they got there or when. Those clothes were seen abandoned in a farm at the end of the second episode. When he came out-clean-he was wearing new clothes: a white shirt, jeans, and a huge belt buckle. Terry was carrying a large brown paper bag. Claude noticed the coach had blood on his back, which would have been hard to get from a broken nose. Maitland said he had broken his nose and needed to clean up before taking a taxi to a nearby medical center. The venue’s security camera captured this conversation. She saw him drive away in the same van.Ĭlaude (Paddy Considine) saw a still-bloodied Terry at his strip club minutes before 8:00 PM. He told her he had broken his nose on a tree branch. The coach’s nose and mouth were drenched in blood. That happened at exactly 3:00 in the afternoon she remembered because she heard the church bells play.Ī young girl saw Maitland near the woods where Frankie was found. She also saw the coach put the boy’s bike in the back. He got into a white van, with out-of-state plates, driven by Maitland. Mary the school teacher was the last person to see Frankie alive. Most importantly, Maitland’s DNA matched the DNA from bite marks on Frankie Patterson.įour different eyewitness clearly and without equivocation identified Terry Maitland from the day of the Patterson murder, March 30. Police also found AB positive blood, the same as Maitland’s, in the van, at the crime scene, and on the victim. The boy’s bike, as well as the tree branch used to sexually assault him, also had Maitland’s fingerprints on them. Police discovered Terry Maitland’s fingerprints, over 70 of them, on both young Frankie Patterson’s body and the white a witness saw him entering the day of his death.

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