missing. in her place, her trail of blood. my biggest fear was that we were going to find her. police found instead was a puzzle. and then in my 28 years i have not seen that before. a missing woman. a mystery with few clues. did you find any parting the prints? hairs? anything? but that one men have a motive? he steals $300, 000, and you re about to be exposed for it. with except without proof, how could anyone trust the jury? do you think that they had any evidence against you at all? did they have anything? could anyone solve the mystery? we the jury, find the defendant, david ok. hello, and welcome to dateline. when someone goes missing, one of the hardest things for those left behind is not knowing the truth. was it voluntary, or foul play? the three children in this story arrived home one evening to discover that their mother was missing, but for them, the truth about what really happened may have been the hardest thing of all. here is ke
my mom so much so that they re going to point to the most obvious suspect. but chelsa wasn t the only one in the small town who believed that dave hawk was innocent. i believe what he says, that he had nothing to do with her disappearance. and presume death. sandy brown is dave s longtime pastor and friend. this person who is portrayed as such a monster just simply is not. he is a man who has worked hard in the church. he is a good father. as their son prepared to face serious financial charges, dave s parents took over custody of chelsea and savannah. not the way that they expected to spend their 80s. anymore than they expected to have to defend their son. well, he has made some mistakes, but nothing of the scope that is generally expected in the community. stan establishments trust for his grandchildren. and says that they ve had the
she was short, and attractive, and a lot of fun. and pretty good sense of humor. he would say something and she would pop back out with something that you did not expect. they were married within a year, they built a home along his families almond groves. i think they both wanted to have a family, and i think that was the impetus for the acceleration, i would say, of the relationship. though debbie s big sister wasn t sure what she saw in him. he seemed very quiet, very opposite of my sister. then, before long, conrad, arrived, and chelsa, and savannah. i still remember christmases where my brother would run around and deliver gifts to everybody, and everyone was getting along. there was some happy memories there. but sadly, along of unhappy
conrad had no doubt that his dad killed his mom. a death he began referring to as dave. i tried to cut all ties that i had with him as much as i could. he was nothing to be now. but chelsa, has been, and it, is her father s staunchest defender. why do you think that your siblings have chose the other path? i think that they are just very upset about what happened. and their relationship was not as close to my dad. they were either not home, or not awake, when i was awake. and they were not around him the next day like i was around him. chelsa says that dave was asked-ing perfectly normal. after whatever happened, it happened. no odd behavior. nothing to suggest that he was up all night committing a terrible crime. so the things that convinced me of his innocence, aren t there to convince them. i think that they are defending