been talking to. we spoke to a woman named delia wilson. she s lived here 83 years. she was at a different church on sunday when her daughter got a text there had been a shooting and multiple people injured. her instinct was, where would there be multiple people in sutherland springs? everybody is at church. and the hardest part for her, i spoke to her as you mentioned earlier this morning. the hardest part for her and so many other people is that the authorities, as of yet, are still in the process of positively identifying everyone and making sure their next of kin is properly and formally notified. everybody doesn t know who has died. everybody doesn t know. so you walk into the few stores that are here and you can actually hear people trading names and trading information and trying to confirm once and for all whether or not their friends, their loves ones are among the living or among the dead. that would happen in other places but when there are only a few hundred peopl
[cell phone ringing] - let that go to voicemail. carissa. - right. carissa. look, she calls me that night. okay? she s hysterical. she says that you were inappropriate with her. frankly, right now, i kind of see how she got that impression. - she lied. i never touched her. - well, then, you missed out, m ijo. she had a real thing for cops. - did you tell ganzel what she said? - it never came up. but after, carissa she calls ganzel on his private cell, right? i don t even have that number. and after that, ganzel tells me he s worried about her. says that she sounded a little jinky. - is that when ganzel told you to keep an eye on her? follow her? - what? what are you saying? what what, you think i killed her? - it wasn t cragen. - course it wasn t cragen. cragen got set up real good. and so did she. - right, and your boss sent her to cragen. - look, my money my money s on delia. - carissa was ganzel s girl. - carissa was everybody s girl! all right? grow up! so delia bl