Utah woman survives deadly first date

On Aug. 28, 1996, 18-year-old Yvette Rodier was shot four times by a stranger who later told police he wanted to "watch someone die."

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Zach Snarr and Yvette Rodier, both 18, were out on a first date when they were attacked.

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Zach Snarr wanted to take photos of the full moon at Little Dell Reservoir outside Salt Lake City, Utah, the night he was murdered. This is the photo equipment he was never able to use.

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Detectives find the gun shells left behind after Zach Snarr was brutally murdered and his date, Yvette Rodier, was shot four times.

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The killer stole Zach's vehicle. He left his old, broken down truck at the crime scene.

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Jorge Benvenuto, 19, was captured within days of the Aug. 28, 1996, shootings. He told police it was a "thrill kill."

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Zach loved his brothers and sisters. Here he jokes around with his sister, Sydney.

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Zach was also very close with his mother, Sy.

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Zach's parents, Sy and Ron Snarr, will always keep their beloved son in their hearts.

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Today, Yvette works with victims of crime. She makes sure that Zach, pictured at right, will never be forgotten.

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