at the scene from the car that killed burdette. according to the deputy, quote, there was radiate or fluid all moefr the road, meaning a broken car yet no indication the deputies checked local graunls at the time to see if a car had maybe come in for repairs, brought possibly by a driver claiming to have hit a deer or something. and then there s this. between leaving his mother s house and his killing, garrick burdette was seen someplace too far away to get to on foot. but no one, apparently, canvassed his mother s neighborhood for anyone who might have known where he was heading that night or who might have given him a lift. again, these new details come in a story that the sheriff s department fed to the local paper. new details more than three-and-a-half years since his death. and, again, they continue to avoid answering our questions, and they re sure not talking to drew griffin, who i spoke with moments ago. drew, the new information that the local sheriff s department is now rele
gary burdette s steps that very night through his relatives to find out where he was, where he was going, what he was doing. it s all very, very curious. made even more curious by the fact that this sheriff s department, for whatever reason, refuses to return any of our calls, anderson oh. and they talked to you about not wanting you to stir up trouble, which, again, is just i find stunning they would say that to you. the first officer on the scene, the deputy sheriff billy lambert, is quoted by the local paper saying, this man was a citizen of this county and deserves the attention that anyone else would get. but i mean, is there any indication that burdette s death got that attention? because, i mean, what he says is certainly true. but doesn t seem like he got that attention. it certainly seems that he didn t get any attention. for three-and-a-half years. perhaps now he s getting the attention that he and any citizen in this situation would. we can only hope that is indeed t
doing the due diligence that should have been done to try to, you know, solve this mystery right now. but for three-and-a-half years, this burdette family just wallowed in a sheriff s department that was doing nothing, not even contacting them. it s incredible. drew, we ll stay on it. thanks very much, drew. there s a lot more happening tonight. isha is here with the 360 bulletin. president obama and it s really prime minister benjamin netanyahu facing reporters today. the two leaders met for hours after president obama s arrival in tel aviv. they say they share a common assessment of iran s nuclear program, and they announced new talks on extending u.s. military aid. and 360 follows guilty verdicts in the corruption case against the former mayor of bell, california on five felony charges for misappropriation of funds. prosecutors accuse him and other former city officials of treating the city s treasury as their own piggy bank. a team of researchers raising a set of rocket e
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