Eric Johnston

Paranoid and unpredictable, J.T. (Eric Sweeney) lives a solitary life of used tires and decaying trailers. Despite his situation, J.T. wins the love of Sara (Audra Smith), an innocent young girl alone in the world after losing the last of her family. Together they naively plan for a new life at the beach, operating an old amusement park ride. However J.T.'s landlord, Mr. Johnston (Sean Gullette), has other plans for him. He wants to keep J.T. tied to the dying trailer park and under his control, hoping to convince him to join his bizarre lifestyle. As pressure builds on J.T. to face his fear of change and of the outside world, Sara holds onto the hope that they can push forward together and live out their dream.

Soon after multimillionaire Bill McLaughlin's Dec. 1994 murder, Newport Beach, Calif., Det. Tom Voth and his partner questioned Eric Naposki. He eventually admits to dating Nanette Johnston and says he only learned she was engaged to McLaughlin after his murder. Naposki tells police he had no motive for killing McLaughlin.

In his first television interview ever, former NFL linebacker Eric Naposki discusses details of the case prosecutors built against him and his relationship with Nanette Johnston with "48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Troy Roberts.

Soon after multimillionaire Bill McLaughlin's Dec. 1994 murder, Newport Beach, Calif., Det. Tom Voth and his partner questioned Eric Naposki. He eventually admits to dating Nanette Johnston and says he only learned she was engaged to McLaughlin after his murder. Naposki tells police he had no motive for killing McLaughlin.