He would approach his victims in broad daylight and lure them in with a ruse, such as asking them for help in finding an app on his phone. These victims were surrogates for himself and his sister, respectively. By the time morning is upon them, Will assures JJ that it could have ended worse and that she made the best decision she could in leaving Francesca behind.īates targeted brunette minors, specifically boys with older sisters and teenage girls with younger brothers.
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Realizing she is still traumatized from the case, Will has JJ recount the entire story in full detail. in the process of taking care of their baby son. Moments after the two agents got out safely, the drums detonated, killing Francesca and traumatizing JJ in the process.Īfter the conclusion of the case, JJ returns home to Washington, D.C., in the middle of the night, where she catches her husband William LaMontagne, Jr.
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JJ and Alvez were able to free Roberto and Trisha but were then forced to abandon Francesca when the flames threatened to detonate nearby gas drums. Bates fled but was captured by Alvez after a short fight. He took all three hostages to a warehouse, doused them in lighter fluid, and set the building on fire, but not before Roberto alerted Garcia to their position using his cellphone. After torturing Francesca by burning her, Bates attacked her house, knocking her single mother Renee unconscious and abducting her younger brother Roberto.
Before or after that, he also abducted Trisha. The killings attracted the attention of the BAU, who had just finished another investigation.Īs the BAU's investigation progressed, Bates, who was close to his endgame, abducted another teenager named Francesca Morales. He then went dormant and remained that way until two years later, when he abducted a teenage girl and a young boy in Orange County (both being surrogates for Trisha and himself, respectively), took them both to Los Angeles, and killed them. Six months later, out of self-loathing, Bates killed a young boy with a teenage older sister, named James Jefferson, who reminded him of himself. There, he killed a teenage girl named Lisa Ruiz, who had a younger brother and therefore reminded him of Trisha. This latest rejection sent Bates over the edge, and he traveled southward to San Diego.
He emailed her in an attempt at reconciliation, but she sent him a verbally abusive response while rejecting him and then deleted her account shortly after. In 2014, Bates managed to find Trisha's current residence in Los Angeles, California. At some point in his life (presumably his childhood), Bates suffered an accident in which his arms were scarred by flames. Because of his attraction to fire, he found a job at a repair company that specialized in pyrotechnics, which allowed him a near-constant exposure to open flames. As he grew up, Bates managed to live a normal life and kept his psychopathy and pyromania closeted secrets. He was sent away to a foster home by his parents, who were concerned for Trisha's safety. He attempted to kill his sister a second time two years later, again without success. When he was twelve, he set the family home on fire with his older sister Trisha locked inside, apparently intent on killing her, but that failed. As an author, he has recently written his third book, “Inner Hearing”, which helps people hear God with greater clarity.Bates was born on Jin Carson City, Nevada, and was presumably a pyromaniac all his life. He is a graduate of Southwestern A/G University and has done additional Master’s studies at the University of Houston, Texas A&M, and A/G Theological Seminary. He has now been to 54 nations and has planted 9 churches located in Egypt and Honduras. He has conducted ministry in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, South America, and the Caribbean. Traveling to foreign countries for evangelistic work has been a constant in John’s life. In addition, he has a heart for the nations to see the world impacted with the gospel. After serving in various church staff positions, he held a ten-year pastorate in Corsicana, Texas before becoming lead pastor of Freedom Fellowship International in 2003. John has been in active ministry in multiple capacities since 1986. John Bates serves as the lead pastor of Freedom church in Waxahachie, TX.
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