sister she was just this sweet giving person. they called it a horrible accident, but here is the thing. accidents just seemed to keep happening, deadly ones. these things kept coming up, intuitions that something wasn t right. wife number two had a growing suspicion. and she also had a plan. i had actually watched an episode of dateline and i had a revelation. a dangerous mission, was her own life at risk? this is a mystery that won t and, you couldn t write the story. hello and welcome to dateline. the death of a young mother in my house fire was almost too much for her family to bear. then, years later another devastating accident and another loved one gone. was this just a string of bad luck or the work of a calculating killer? here is andrea canning with deadly deceit. snapshots of a time gone by. capturing a life that could have been. now all that is left or the burned out remnants of the life that is gone. i ve seen the destruction in my family. i have
details from washington. the department of justice investigation into the events that led to january 6th is expanding at a rapid pace. i am aware of other white house officials who have been reached out to by doj, and are planning to cooperate. former weiss out staffer elissa farah, telling cnn, the doj has reached out to more administration officials and the trump white house. top aides to bike vice president mike pence. cnn learning that cassidy hoskinson, a former trump aide to the chief of staff is the latest official from the last administration to start cooperating with the doj s criminal investigating. i think doj is keeping an eye on on who s coming before january six, and who may have helpful information. the news comes at the same time sources tell the washington post post and the new york times, that federal investigators have asked questions specifically about donald trump s actions. suggesting they are probe is getting closer to the former president h
home experiments, that the time to air dry influenced my decision. jurors are not supposed to go home and do experiments. in the end, the judge agreed. four months after ryan widmer conviction, evil that the husband would get another trial. the not guilty verdict on the aggravated murder count would remain, so the prosecution could only retry him on the second count of unpremeditated murder. his mother sprang together enough cash to post the 400,000 dollar bond for him. ryan was released from prison, but by then he had already spent five months behind bars. the quest for judge justice can deplete both bank accounts and emotions. how far are you prepared to go in this? i m prepared to go until the day i die, if i have to live on the street in a cardboard box at the end of this, i m going to do whatever i can to get my son out of this. had ryan and his family would end up not at the very brink of financial bankruptcy, but also at the edge of emotional collapse. he said he can
just of the truth is all i m hoping you re giving me. i am. melissa s friend jamie was there. when she came out of the interrogation room. melissa just dropped to the floor. when she saw me. and she had a little bit of blood on her. she just said, i didn t do this. i said i, i know you didn t do it. but jamie knew there were others and not just the police, who were very suspicious of melissa. she s the prime suspect. she s the wife. she was laying in bed with him. it is a makes sense that she was a shot. did melissa do it? well, i hope not. but i mean, she could ve. why was it she shot? i thought, if she did commit the murder, she s going to make a mistake. you can only live that life so long. coming up a new clue. what police believe might be a reason for murder. a 400,000 dollar life issuance policy. she had motivation to want this to happen.
time at her mother dawn s house. and one day, while she was there. ben s sister warned her about the stepmom sheet come to love. she told me that she thought my step mom killed my dad. that night. must be pretty weird for you to hear that. yeah, i didn t believe it. didn t believe it at all? no. but if alyssa didn t believe it, others did. and before long, they had more ammunition, because of something else detective elges discovered. 400,000 dollar life insurance policy. it sounds a lot like she had the motivation to want this thing to happen. and once again, melissa found herself answering difficult questions. i didn t even know there was an insurance policy. i guess i was sort of naive to it. we were looking at it for retirement. but while the investigation