Every Move You Make (57 page)

An X-ray taken later shows the handcuff key lodged in Evans’s sinus cavity.
(Photo courtesy of the New York State Police, Troop G, Identification Bureau)

This was the last photo taken of Evans before his escape on August 14, 1998.
(Photo courtesy of the New York State Police, Troop G, Identification Bureau)

Defiant until the end, Evans was found with his middle finger sticking up.
(Photo courtesy of the New York State Police, Troop G, Identification Bureau)

Jim Horton in 2004, with Gary Evans’s ashes.
(Photo courtesy of the author)

A portend of things to come, Gary Evans drew this picture of a man flying through the air, shards of glass around him, and sent it to Horton on August 9, 1998.
(Letter from which photo is taken courtesy of Robbie Evans, “Little Big Sister”)

Life-long friend and Gary Evans supporter Jo Rehm
(left)
, and Evans’s sister, Robbie Evans Stowe
(right)
, during happier times.
(Photo courtesy of Robbie Evans, “Little Big Sister”)

Gary Evans took this photo of Timothy Rysedorph, 39, who went missing on October 3, 1997.
(Courtesy of Robbie Evans, “Little Big Sister”)

Gary C. Evans is shown leaving a self-storage unit parking lot in Colonie, New York after cutting up the body of his final victim with a chainsaw and placing it in garbage bags.
(Photo courtesy of the New York State Police, Troop G, Identification Bureau)

Troop G in Loudonville, New York, where Senior Investigator Jim Horton worked during his thirteen-year ordeal with Gary C. Evans.
(Photo courtesy of the author)

Senior Investigator Jim Horton eventually got Gary Evans to admit to killing five people in the span of nearly fifteen years.
(Photo courtesy of J. Jevons)

Investigator Jim Horton arrested Evans on January 10, 1994, for stealing a 1,000-lb. marble bench out of a local cemetery.
(Photos courtesy of the New York State Police, Troop G, Identification Bureau)

Evans took this photo of himself in the early nineties. Some would later ask if it showed a secret life he had been leading for years or if it was a simple Halloween costume.
(Photo courtesy of Robbie Evans, “Little Big Sister”)