times. then a month later this was april now the sheriff came to call at dale potter s gun and pawn. and he said, i m here to seize the jennings gun. then a few weeks after that a guy in a tee shirt and khakis walked in. told me he was a sergeant with the missouri state highway patrol and said, i m here to investigate the murder of lisa jennings. i said, what are you talking about, murder? it was in the paper, it was ruled a suicide. and he said, no, he killed her. but that wasn t all. then he goes, what did jennings say to you about his wife having an affair? i said, he never said a word to me about his wife having an affair. why, was she? he said, yes, and we can prove it. i said, well, that explains a lot. he said, you mean why he killed her? i said, no, why she did this. i said, maybe everything caught up with her, you know. meaning, thought dale, something about the affair pushed her over the edge. then dale offered the sergeant a little fa
lisa had killed herself. even so, some in her family believe she was the victim of foul play. lisa s sister was a bt to take those suspiciouses to authorities. but could suspicions ignite an investigation. once again, here s keith morrison. it is a sweet little piece of america, buffalo, missouri. population 3,000 or so, where people tend to know each other s business, and where brad could have a best friend he met when they were both in diapers. so, of course, dale potter rushed over to see brad that very christmas morning. he just kept saying, why, dale, why did she do this? he was a mess. all of those guns you see in the background there? dale owns buffalo s only gun and pawn shop. so when lisa s death was declared to be suicide and the sheriff returned brad s gun, the one that killed her, brad called dale. he said, i don t really want
g it is a sweet little piece of america, buffalo, missouri. population 3,000 or so, where people tend to know each other s business, and where brad could have a best friend he met when they were both in diapers. so, of course, dale potter rushed over to see brad that very christmas morning. he just kept saying, why, dale, why did she do this? he was a mess. all of those guns you see in the background there? dale owns buffalo s only gun and pawn shop. so when lisa s death was declared to be suicide and the sheriff returned brad s gun, the one that killed her, brad called dale. he said, i don t really want the gun back. i can t imagine why he would. he said, do you want it? i said, yeah, i do. i cleaned it up. i just put it in the safe and
about, murder? it was in the paper, it was ruled a suicide. and he said, no, he killed her. but that wasn t all. then he goes, what did jennings say to you about his wife having an affair? i said, he never said a word to me about his wife having an affair. why, was she? he said, yes, and we can prove it. i said, well, that explains a lot. he said, you mean why he killed her? i said, no, why she did this. i said maybe everything caught up with her, you know. meaning, thought dale, something about the affair pushed her over the edge. then dale offered the sergeant a little family history. i said, you do know, don t you, that her dad killed himself. he goes, you re full of crap. he said her dad is alive, and he lives at windyville. i said, no, you re full of crap. her stepdad lives at windyville. her real dad killed himself out in kansas years ago.
some one in the white house want you to serve in an important role. my family were not nixon people. to put my family were not nixon people to put it mildly. at the same time i covered him. i knew he had extraordinary political skills. he was a very complicated man in so many ways. can be passed across my consciousness. and there was some anxiety, i was starting my career as a political reporter. for a kennedy person or a johnson person. and you got to get me out of this. and nbc, head of the network, he went quietly and privately and to pursue his career and it went away. you want to hear the follow-up? there are two that are pretty intriguing. after the resignation of the president, and in the nixon years and water bait, i was embrace from behind a big bear hug. i was bob haldeman who could have sent him to jail. it never comes up again. there was a camera crew to get the reaction to a lot of people and a camera crew came back to my office, and richard nixon standing in f