that meant, a motive for murder. and, did one kill the other to steal his wife? i wouldn t do that to my brother. in court it all came out. scandalous passions, jealousy, greed, lust. he said, he was the black sheep of the family. a family saga, turned riveting courtroom drama. i cried the whole time. the time we received the call was around three. effingham 9-1-1? help, please. what s wrong? gun. shot. you re shot? yes. where you at? the sheriff s office 9-1-1 operator, could barely understand the voice on the other end of the call. how did you get shot ma am? i don t know. you don t know? no. andré, get james, 10-18, hurry up. the dispatcher, calling for sergeant james to help out. where did you get shot at? face. in your face? yes. it was difficult to hear what she was saying. you could hear her gargling, due to blood in her throat. it sounded as though, she was not the only victim. husband. shot. too. your husband s
About the troubles in her marriage, and about something else. I just told craig that there was something i needed to tell him. And, he listened. And i told him that i had feelings for him. And he said that he had feelings for me. And that was about as far as the conversation went that day. The next night, robbyn stayed over at her in laws, philip and lindas, because she was scheduled to take him to a doctors appointment in the morning. And craig was at the house to. Did you and craig have an Internment Relationship that night . We did. Where was that . That was in philip in linda s living room. Where were philip and linda . They were asleep. The relationship continued from that night forward. Robbyn said that craig would call her, often using a cell phone that a friend had gotten for him, to set up a rendezvous. They would often meet at the Hunting Lodge that craig was cashing at, after moving out of his girlfriend, tina. How many times were you intimate . Probably 20 times. A few week
christy campo s story, of craig asking to show him some territory. i showed him the house. he said he was going to purchase some more horses to start training them. so he said, he s asking how much more land he can buy with the house. but state suggested that craig s house hunting showed premeditation. he never did own any land to sell off, as he told the realtor. so other than the family for the inheritance, how else would he get the money to close in on the new house and live with robin? the prosecutor asked her just that. to your knowledge, did you have any means to go by a quarter million-dollar piece of property? no. i don t think so. where was he going to get the money for you to live together? i couldn t answer that. he would have to. but did he have the money? not myself. no. then came that day in late august, the week before the murders on early monday morning. the countdown to a double homicide was about to begin as the prosecutor sides. that friday night, r
craig out of the will. and philip s son, carey, had already taken his life name oft or 3 million dollar trust he had set up for his children. it s not clear what craig or robbyn did or did not know about these papers. but then, prosecutor michael said financial concerns were definitely on craig s mind. money is not a small factor here? money is a large factor. meaning, he knew he had to provide for carey s wife like carey had been providing. and the only way that he was going to get any financial means to live the life that he wanted to live with robin was through an inheritance. and he has enough sense to know that he is not going to inherit anything if both parents are dead. they also heard the realtor