Where Is Robert Fisher? Page #9

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and hopefully identify this guy.

And so what they did was,

by pretending to book me,

there was a hallway, he came

walking out of that hall.

When he came out, he

walked down the hall,

he's standing with his lawyer.

And he's standing

with his girlfriend.

He looked up, and

he scanned the room

like anybody does when they

walk into a strange place.

Well, when he looked at

me and I heard his voice,

I knew it was him.

And he stopped.

And he did that little

look around the room,

and he scanned, and

he came back to me,

and he just sort of got this

instant look on his face like,

"What the hell are

you doing here?"

And I was looking at

him going, oh my God.

And inside just, that's

him, that's my old neighbor.

I see this guy recognized me.

I know he recognized me.

He stared at me for

a good 30 seconds

before his lawyer

had to interrupt him

and get his attention off of me.

They took me out after

I gave him the signal

and said, well, what do you

think, what do you think?

I'm like, that's

him, that's him!

Don't let him go.

I got in my car,

I went back home.

I called my parents, and I said,

yup, they got him.

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- He had a similar scar in

his back that Fisher has.

He had a missing left

bicuspid tooth that

Fisher had a gold tooth there,

but maybe it was gone.

- He has the same tooth gap.

He has the same exact build.

He has the same body language.

He had the same mannerisms.

He had the exact same voice.

That was Bob Fisher.

- So we knew there were a

lot of different traits.

His nose, his facial features

were very similar to Robert.

But his fingerprints

didn't match.

- Well, we found

out a few days later

they had let him go.

Saw it in the news like the

next day or the day after.

- I saw his picture.

And that was not Robert Fisher.

He did have the same

scar in the lower back,

which is a common surgery.

- I didn't believe

that it was my brother

from the get-go because,

what would he be

doing in Canada?

My brother doesn't

like to travel.

I couldn't come up

with a reason why

or how he got to Canada.

- He did his research.

He was a nurse.

I think he knew how to get away

with changing his fingerprints.

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- To this day, Wade swears that

those fingerprints were altered.

Do you buy that?

- I don't know.

That's a pretty

out-there theory.

And not being there, not

having looked him in the face,

I don't know if I buy that.

But you know, it's

one person's theory,

and there is a lot of

theories on this case.

- [Charlie] Can

fingerprints be altered?

- Sure.

Fingerprints can be altered.

We've heard of that happening.

Is it easy, no.

But has it happened, yeah.

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- Fingerprints don't lie.

I mean, people cannot

alter their fingerprints.

And if they do

try to alter them,

they leave behind

traces and evidence

that show that they

have altered them.

I think that's so

CIA-ish and think that,

I just, that's so

far-fetched in my mind that

it doesn't occur.

- This individual

was fingerprinted,

was identified in Canada

as having a criminal history.

They knew who he was.

And he was absolutely

was not Robert Fisher.

- They brought his mother in,

and his mother

identified him, saying,

"This is my son."

It was not Robert Fisher.

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- He may try and

change his appearance.

But the characteristics and

the things that he likes to do

will not change.

He likes to chew tobacco.

He likes to fish,

he likes to hunt.

And he's a control freak.

If he's involved in a

relationship with somebody,

someone may have a friend.

Their friend's got a new

boyfriend or a husband

that they never met,

he doesn't like to come out.

He's very recluse.

But he's a total control freak.

Those are the things

we wanna look at now.

Because the photos we

have out there now,

that's what he looked like then.

It's 10 years later,

he's gonna look older.

He may not be as physically fit.

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That's why we wanna look at the

characteristics of

what he's doing.

I stress to people,

if you see someone

and you really think it's him,

call your local police

department right away.

- Whether it's him or not,

we need to get called.

'Cause the more leads we get,

the better chance we

have of catching him.

- [Charlie] The public's gonna

solve this case, correct?

- Yeah.

Yes.

- There's gonna be some

woman sitting with him,

and she's gonna see this film.

She's gonna see

America's Most Wanted.

She's probably looked

at it and thought,

"Boy, he looks like Harry.

"Nah, it can't be Harry,

he's too good to my kids."

Well, he was good to

his original kids.

- Robert Fisher was

a good-looking man,

he was educated, he had

a military background.

So has he taken up with

somebody else in a

new relationship?

Sure, it's possible.

I think Robert Fisher is living

somewhere in the country.

He's living in a small

community laying low,

trying not to slip up.

But I think eventually

he will slip up.

Everybody makes a mistake.

- All these guys are the same.

Wherever these

guys commit crimes,

they take off, but they

get to an environment

that doesn't work for them.

And most guys that get caught,

get caught in the same

type of environment.

- This person needs to

answer for his crimes.

He can't be living a

life and enjoying life

when his daughter and his son

and his wife aren't anymore.

- Mama.

- [Mary] Just walking

home from the bus stop.

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- [Voiceover] If Robert

ever contacted his family,

would you, your

sister and/or your mom

immediately contact the police?

- Yeah, I've thought

about that a lot.

And in our different places

we've lived since the tragedy,

I have always made sure that

Bob called while the FBI guy,

his number is on my cell

phone everywhere I go,

and on my home phone number

so I can just hit a button.

- What's that?

What's that, Mom?

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What's that, Mama?

- [Mary] What is what, Bobby?

- No, you're bad, let go of me.

- [Mary] Do you like

going picking up sister

at the bus stop?

Huh?

- I've thought about

how I'd greet my brother

if he showed up at our door.

I've looked for

him on the streets

no matter where we've lived.

I know I would greet

him and hug him.

And I'd probably bawl him out.

But then I would

do the right thing

and contact the police

as soon as I could.

And I know my mom and my sister

would absolutely

do the same thing.

- [Mary] Where are you going?

- Cubbies!

- Cubbies.

- Bobby's going in Cubbies

and me join in Sparks.

- [Mary] You're going to Sparks?

And where are you going, Bobby?

- Cubbies.

- [Mary] You're

gonna be a Cubbie?

- Mm-hmm.

- [Mary] No way.

- Yes.

- [Mary] Yes?

How about your Cubbies motto?

- Jesus likes me.

- [Mary] Jesus likes me, good.

Do you know what your motto is?

- A friends of Christ?

- [Mary] Close, my

friend for Christ.

- My friend for Christ.

- [Mary] Good job.

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