Episode 9
A toy company delivery man is working on a Sunday and packs a gas cylinder on his way out to "make balloons for the kids." At a shopping center, an 8 year-old boy and his mother are shopping. He's mesmerized by action figures, but his mother tells him to get one when he's with his father. A call of nature separates the two, and he sees a boxed action figure on the restroom counter. The man entices him to a secret meeting in the huge parking lot for a different action figure. The boy is abducted, the parents are frantic, but no ransom demand is given. Much later, the boy is found 40 Kilometers from the abduction site with only a pinpoint strangulation mark and the letter "A" painted on his body with only-visible-under-UV-light paint. Who is this killer and does the painted letter suggest more killings are planned?
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