America's Most Wanted, Paul Bonacci, and Gary Caradori's Plane Crash

• 52:14Gary Caradori's plane breaks up in mid-air over Aurora, Illinois while returning with his son after obtaining photographs for the Franklin scandal investigation.
• 52:41Caradori was investigating victims of the Franklin scandal in the late 80s and early 90s, including Paul Bonacci.
• 53:05Tim notes how unsettling it is when documentary subjects' planes actually explode.
• 53:57Paul Bonacci comes across as credible despite being discredited due to multiple personality disorder, which psychologists say doesn't necessarily mean someone is dishonest.
• 55:00Lawrence King, the central figure in the Franklin scandal, is still alive and refuses interviews—he hung up when contacted.
• 55:37In trial footage, Noreen is compelled to admit Johnny came to her one night and expressed fear for his safety.
• 56:18Documentary makers initially planned to find Johnny Gosh alive, but realized that if he survived the sex ring, he may have been forced into complicity and couldn't safely come forward.
• 56:58Tim challenges the idea that Johnny's abduction was the work of a lone pedophile, pointing out law enforcement sources promoting this theory seem suspicious.
• 58:25Eyewitnesses saw more than one person talking to Johnny the morning he disappeared, ruling out a lone abductor.
• 59:16Thousands of abducted children vanish without a trace, and if child pornography is an industry, it requires a supply of child victims.
• 59:50Tim asks whether the documentary explores satanic elements in the case.

Johnny GoschFranklin scandalNoreen GoschGary CaradoriLawrence KingJacob WetterlingAurora, Illinois