the family business like his brothers, but nevertheless, he still made his father proud. craig was always working. i never remember him not working. when we spoke, mark said that he vividly remembered seeing craig for the first time after the horrible murders. and insisted craig s reaction with that of an innocent man. he and i held each other and cried. it was a horrible thing. it was killing him. he said, i could see the hurt in his eyes. as for mark, there was not a shred of doubt that craig s emotions that day where the real deal. that s as genuine as it gets. i m tearing up. mike believes authorities felt pressured to make an arrest. and so they targeted the easiest person in their midst. namely the one relative with a healthy blot on his reputation.
hills or tails of the investigation. and because craig was as flabbergasted as everyone else. i said craig, i never would ve thought we would be talking like this through a glass. and he said, i would not have either. craig was really scared. he said, mark when they pulled me over and they arrested me. he said that he could not believe, he was shocked. mark says to know craig is to love him. and to know that he could not have done this. he was like a data. when he came into the room he would make a point to speak with you. shake your hand. mark and craig grew up like brothers. growing up, if he wasn t at my house spending the night or recants. i was at his house on weekends. always together. mark says just like the rest of the heidt, craig was raised to be an actively involved citizen. we farmed dreamed about farming together. as teens, mark and craig held possessions in the future farmers of america charter. they were involved in the local church. and in school, he say
while back. residents felt helpless behind crime scene tape, including a cousin. mark. it was a horrible day. down the road, hundreds gathered for philip and carrie heidt s funeral. cousin mark was a poll bearer for philip. it was a full house, we had standing room. but people couldn t get it. it showed how much we were loved, how much people thought of the family. double caskets, the tear streaked faces of mourners drawn taught with grief. no one wanted to send the father and son off like this. it was terrible, i lost the best friend and a person to talk to. james had known carry so well, and for so long. he basically was the person that was always worried about everybody else, i reckon. he made time for you. carrie was the babble in the family, there were two older brothers. chris. and craig.
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residents felt helpless behind crime scene tape, including a cousin. mark. it was a horrible day. down the road, hundreds gathered for philip and harry s funeral. cousin mark was a poll bearer for philip. it was a whole house, we had standing room. but people couldn t get it. it showed how much we were loved, how much people thought of the family. the tear streaked faces of mourners drawn taught with grief. no one wanted to send the father and son off like this. it was terrible, i lost the best friend and a person to talk to. we james had known carry so while, and for so long. he basically was the person that was always worried about everybody else, i think. he made time for you. carrie was the babble in the family, there were two older brothers. chris. and craig. they ll carry would be the one to follow his father into real estate and like his father,