does she stick around the office? we started to think that maybe she just didn t want to go home and maybe because of harold. yet if there was trouble in the marriage, what toni never said so directly, never to, france never directly. what tom and rhonda were worried that they would say too much. he would control his his parents, her conversation that they weren t meant here, that he held divorce overhead. i ll divorce you. you won t see haley, and that kind of thing. that s probably the one thing that cut the deepest? not being able to see her daughter. exactly. and then there was a very strange episode that occurred a year before toni s death at a cabin that she and harold owned. did you tell you about the incident of the be at the cabin?
ainsley, over to you. ainsley: they are so good. i try to avoid them but they are so good. carley: they really are. ainsley: thank you so much, carley. nationwide staffing shortages are impacting everyone including law enforcement. the douglas county sheriff s office is 59 deputies short, making it harder to respond to all the calls down there and forcing some deputies to work nearly 80 hours a week. joining us now from the department is sheriff tim and lieutenant colonel who is the sheriff s nephew. good morning, gentlemen. good morning. ainsley: sheriff, i will start with you, why are you seeing so many officers leaving. pandemic has great deal to do with it. and of course the other part is money. looking for better pay. have you noticed that some of your officers say it s not worth it because they are not getting the support that they need and i m sure you are giving them the support but from some of our
i got a call, from christina in our office. and all she said was that toni fell. what did you think when that she fell? i said, is she okay? they said, no she died. i fell to my knees. my husband said, what s going on? and i said, doctor fell henthorn off a cliff. everyone was worried. for most of all, there are seven year old all their, haley. the moment that she knew this is it, i put myself in her shoes, i know her thoughts were of haley. about 150 people die of national parks in national parks each year. in rocky mountain national park, the leading cause is falling. before i wrote this park, i did not know that the national park had investigators. investigative journalist michael fleeman
mouth, and i m talking to an investigator. i said that sounds worse than my sister s case. and especially in light of toni s death they wished lynn s case have been investigated more thoroughly. the douglas county sheriff s office declined to speak with us. but michael freeman, who has written a book about the henthorn cases. said sheriff detectives did investigate, at least initially. everything was progressing as if it was suspicious. all of a sudden, the brakes were put on the investigation. it was declared an accident, and forgotten for nearly 20 years. detective charlie thinks the reason for that was the corners quick ruling that lends death was accidental. if you are a policeman and you re trying to investigate a crime, and all of a sudden the corner who really has jurisdiction overall says it s an accident. you are a little bit cut off. two days after a death like this to call it an accident is
did that make you kind of? sad that made me very sad and that s when i really thought, things are not right. tammy says that even though tony seemed to adore her daughter haley, she often gave up mommy time, staying late at the office instead. we would be gone, patients, gone staff, gone and she would still be on her computer. but it wasn t work related, it was playing games, so we thought that is so odd, why does she stick around the office? we started to think that maybe she just didn t want to go home and maybe because of harold. yet if there was trouble in the marriage, what toni never said so directly, never to, france never directly. what tom and rhonda were worried that they would say too