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In May, 2018, the U.S. District Court in Alaska unsealed hours of investigative interviews between FBI agents and serial killer Israel Keyes. These are those audio recordings, spanning seven months in 2012 between the death of Samantha Koenig, a victim of Keyes', and Keyes's suicide in December 2012.

In this clip, an FBI agent and an Anchorage Police detective arrange a  meeting to talk about Keyes' demands in exchange for his willingness to talk. Keyes does not elaborate on his demands.

4.5.12 Contact With Israel Keyes At Anchorage Jail- Payne.WMA

Alaska News - KTUU

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