would be a good place to do it. and he concluded this letter with, and i don t know if he had listened or not. apparently he did. if michael wolfe had really not known anything beyond that point, it would get him off the hook and leave it all in the hands of harry britton. so michael was pinning the murder on no one but harry, who have safely dead and could tell no tales. but now detective velasquez believed she had enough evidence to bring michael wolfe back to florida to stand trial for the murder of david jackson. we did the arrest warrant and within a couple of days we were flying out to kettering, ohio, to extradite michael wolfe back to florida. how did he react? he said some pretty harsh words. it s not very ladylike if i said it, though. you can say it. he said, i m [ bleep ]. this was it. velasquez had her momentum. finally, after 15 years, she had made sure that someone was going to be held accountable for the death of david jackson. it was the culmination
where david s bones would later come out of the ground. he said, he pointed over to that plot of land and said, if you needed to bury a body, that would be a good place to do it. and he concluded this letter with, and i don t know if he had listened or not. apparently he did. if michael wolfe had really not known anything beyond that point, it would get him off the hook and leave it all in the hands of harry britton. so michael was pinning the murder on no one but harry, who have safely dead and could tell no tales. but now detective velasquez believed she had enough evidence to bring michael wolfe back to florida to stand trial for the murder of david jackson. we did the arrest warrant and within a couple of days we were flying out to kettering, ohio, to extradite michael wolfe back to florida. how did he react? he said some pretty harsh words. it s not very ladylike if i said it, though. you can say it. he said, i m [ bleep ].
welcome back. barbara brittto was charge would the murder of her first husband, david jackson, a man she claimed to still love. in a jail house confession barbara s second husband, convicted killer, said barbara had led him into a deadly trap. but there was one more surprise in store. here with the conclusion of our story is keith morrison. barbara britton, the woman who sobbed at the mere mention of jackson s name was now in jail for killing him. she made it happen, she was the instigator as well as being the one in the middle? i had no doubt in my mind that she was the catalyst. barbara meanwhile maintains
why, they wondered, had david gone to the motel the night he was killed and then a twist no one could have imagined. the convicted killer was about to reveal everything, including the accomplice he said led david straight into the ambush. here again is keith morrison. in november of 2007, the man who shot david jackson to death was found guilty of the crime and sent to prison for the rest of his life. but a couple of days after he was sentenced, wolfe sent out word that he was ready to tell the rest of the story. sure, he said, he was the trigger man and yes, his father-in-law was determined to get rid of david permanently. but to set their trap, to lure david to the kill site, the motel, they needed bait. and that bait, said wolfe, was barbara. barbara who did not require persuasion. quite the contrary, said mr.
lauderdale, the day the mystery began. when a young man named david jackson failed to meet his brother, mark, at the airport. it was a gut feeling something was wrong. and i knew it. 15 years later, detective donna velasquez relived that puzzling time. david s ex-wife, barbara, by then remarried and living in arizona, as she told detective velazquez, got a call from david s worried mother. barbara said she wasn t worried, not then. i thought, okay, he was was with one of his girlfriends. and she was like, no, we re doing a missing person report. and i said, no, he s going to call me in a couple of days, i know he is. he s going to call me in a couple of days. and he never called. he never called. one day turned into the next. police, family, everybody tried to find him. couldn t. started look, searching.