not give them to anyone, just make them go away. make them go way? fulsome said there was no mistaking what frasch meant, he wanted him to get rid of those golf clubs which would include the one frasch used to hit samira, the murder weapon. did he tell you a specific golf club? yes, ma am. big club like a driver, big fat one. and now, the court, a real live moment, investigator new men took a big fat golf club out of an evidence box with the jury could have a good look. this is the golf club. purple club head? yes man. how did newman get that club? well, fulsome never did make it to the house, so newman got a search warrant and went for a little look around. i went to the master bedroom and there is a golf club
the raid after she took on s murder case. he would have to be seeing two patients simultaneously, 24/7 to account for the amount of building that he was doing. so that was pretty flagrant. busy guy? yes. the feds investigated but did not press charges. and then as frasch s trial date for murder approached, prosecutors offered him a deal, plead guilty to manslaughter and serve a maximum of 15 years, adam said no. he was innocent. he wanted his day in court. adam how are you feeling today? fine. and so almost three years after samira was found at the bottom of the family pool, her husband went on trial for murder. his father, alvin, was there. a bad situation for the whole family and for him to. because it destroyed his life.
wrapped up in a tidy sum package. but did the doctor really confess? this was after all still a story coming from a jailhouse snitch. this was the golf club and the golf club with samira s dna on it, maybe not so obvious after all. defense attorneys were about to take on, dale fulsome and his story, and they couldn t wait. coming up. the prosecutors timeline on trial. the absence of wrinkling of fingers and toes speaks to the likelihood that she has been immersed for a very short amount of time. testimony that samira may have died later than the prosecutor contends. the greatest possibility is that she died after 8 am. in other words, after doctor frasch had left the house. when dateline continues. when dateline continues. uld be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum.
apparently could afford. it he was doing very. well how wealthy was? he probably one of the wealthiest podiatrist in the state, or i believe the country. it was true, at the, time doctor frasch was one of the leading practitioners of a cutting edge skin graft procedures for diabetics. people poured into his clinics in southern georgia. so in 2012, for example, couple of years before samira died, the doctor received more than 1 million dollars in medicare payments. he would start on the clock and then work till whenever he 7:00 before he got done. his sudden my have come by the stacks another way too. at the gaming table. he got started in texas hold em, poker, and when he got involved like that, he won a goal until he was the bus.
face. were you able to observe actual tears? none that we saw, no. then the prosecutor called a man who could comment directly on adam frasch s state of mind. that man was named stephen wilson, he helped samira set up a website to celebrate his daughter. he recounted something that he heard from his own ears less than two weeks before samira was killed. did you hear an argument between that mr. and mrs. frasch? yes on the phone. and during the time that mr. frasch was on speakerphone, did he make any threats to harm misses frasch? he did. whether he? say he said i will kill you. i will kill you, the words of a man that looked guilty at every turn. of course the evidence was circumstantial. but there was one more player rating on the wings, and what a story he would tell. coming up, that tail would lead investigators back to the frasch house and to a dramatic