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here's ryan owens. ryan owter: tonight, the bear s in one of these cages, caught by returning to the scene of the crime. they placed a trap right next to ohe tent where she mauled to to h a 48-year-old man. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> hi, i'm in cooke city right emergency? have someone that has r, n attacked and bitten pretty badly by a bear. >> reporter: minutes earlier, she tore into ronald singer's tent and sank her teeth into his teeth into >> it was on my leg and i punched it a couple of times and then it was gone. >> repor >> reporter: deb freele was >> repor >> reporter: deb freele was xt.t. >> i remember opening my eyes and thinking, something's not and thinking, something's not right, and then crunch. >> reporter: forensic crews took >> r crews and hair samples from the bear and the the victims. lab results are due back tomorrow. if there's a match, wildlife officials say they have no grizzly,ut to kill the grizzly, and likely her three 1-year-old cubs, who watched and learned from thei

ryan owens has an on corps presentation from our series "faith matters." ♪ >> reporter: late friday night at the pure country bar in paducah, kentucky, a fight breaks out. but this isn't your grandfather's bar fight. >> hurt. >> as soon as i tape you -- >> reporter: some of these fighters give bible beaters -- >> father, we just thank you for the opportunity to go out tonight and to train and compete -- >> reporter: -- a whole new meaning. >> lord, we just pray you protect our fighters as well as the other guys and pray we be a representation to you. i was fighting as a brand-new christian and through bible college and trained the army on how to fight. this is a part of who i am. my dna. >> reporter: the leader of this unorthodox group of warriors is john ranken, an evangelical pastor and founder of xtreme ministries. it is slashed between the good will school and beauty school in a clarksville, tenure, strip small mall. at this church let's just say they don't quite believe in turning the other cheek. if jesus christ walked into a bar and saw you in a cage bloody with another guy also bl

ryan owens reports from cooke city, montana. >> reporter: steel cages dot this usually busy campground on the edge of yellowstone national park. inside one of them, a nearly 400-pound grizzly bear that wildlife officers say mauled a 48-year-old man to death as he slept in his tent. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i am in cooke city right now and we have somebody that's been attacked and bitten pretty badly by a bear. >> reporter: it turned out three campers have been attacked earlier this week, each asleep in separate tents. ronald singer was the bear's first victim. he woke up to the grizzly biting his leg. >> it was on my leg and i punched it a couple of times and then it was gone. >> reporter: life long camper deb freel awoke to the animal sinking its teeth into her arm. its powerful jaws crushing several bones. >> i remember opening my eyes and thinking, something's not right. and then, crunch. >> reporter: after those three attacks here in montana, one fatal, officials had no choice but to evacuate the campground and set traps. one of them right next to the mangled tent where th

ryan owens is in cooke city, montana. he has the latest. ryan? >> chris, good morning to you. authorities here are really going all out. they want to be absolutely certain they have the right bear that they have captured here, to be sure they are using dna testing, and if there is a match, the bear will be put to death and it may not be the only one. inside one of these traps sits the nearly 400-pound female grizzly that wildlife officers believe mauled three campers, one fatally. she got caught by returning to the scene of the crime less than a day after 48-year-old kevin hammer was found dead, dragged 25 feet from the tent where he slept. >> we won't be satisfied until we prove that we have the right bear, and we catch all the cubs, we've got every one. >> reporter: the bear will be put to death. and officials fear the same fate awaits her cubs since they likely learn predatory behavior by watching their mother. 21-year-old ronald singer was the first victim of that behavior. he woke up to the grizzly biting his leg. >> about 2:00 in the morning, i felt the entire tent just