they seemed like the ultimate power couple. she told me, should be traveling on secret missions. he had all of the medals. the silver star, the purple heart. glamorous military careers, but, was it all camouflage? says the bs alarms are going off in my head like you wouldn t believe. did they have something to hide? we start doing surveillance. maybe a crime here? yes. something that made me say, this campeche. we were in disbelief. what happened to her last husband? whoever did this was evil. the hurt, the anger. it makes you question everybody. it seems alive, somehow, here in the foothills of tennessee s appalachians. the creeping tendrils of mountain mist that snake and swirl. like lies. there is gold in there, somewhere, so they say. the sort of place where you could strike it rich, or maybe get away with murder. very scary. shocking. and devastating. so, after that mysterious death here, who can anyone trust? dearest friends? the word bet
a missing woman. cindy, where s my mom? i instantly knew and i said call the police i m on my way. a loving mother. always there for me. a beloved friend. she was easy to like. something was very wrong. was she murdered? was a for her money? how much did she have in the bank? i think it was seven figures. it through him for a loop when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. police had a suspect in the case■ç is about to take an unbelievable turn. one of the most shocking things i ve ever seen in a courtroom. ia, hello, and hello, and welcome to dateline. deede keller made a comfortable life for herself, a successful realtor in southern california. she lived in a neighborhood where she was surrounded by family and friends then suddenly, she disappeared. as her loved ones launched a frantic church, investigators would follow the trail of clues to a suspect with a dark obsession. the final twist in the case would leave the courtroom stunne
Columnist Anissa Rivera sits in on a San Gabriel Valley institution's look back. She finds that The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens has big plans for its future.
Columnist Anissa Rivera sits in on a San Gabriel Valley institution's look back. She finds that The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens has big plans for its future.