and the ambulance arrived and policeman they all arrived and we had to leave the house so they could do all of their work. so we went outside and waited in my truck. because it was cool. that just huddled together and just talked much? just shock, mostly silence. i remember dallas kept saying, she was going to be okay. he didn t really know what had happen. because he didn t see her or nothing. no one was really saying what happened. my dad was just sitting over in the passenger seat, just a mess. that was the first time i had ever seen him cry. those news of the sort spreads very fast. but often in confused or incomplete, or fuzzy bits. so when brad s sister marcia heard something happened at the farm i didn t realize the gravity of it. i thought there had been an accident and she was on the way to the hospital. it was anything but an
regrets gave way too much wonderful memories. today there is a plaque at a local doug part, both remembering and honoring a woman whose big heart wouldn t ever let her turn away a stray. that is all for this edition of dateline, i m craig melvin, thank you for watching. k you for watching i m craig melvin. i m natalie morales. this is dateline. i see her laying there, my dad is kneeling, that was the first time i ve ever seen him cry. they had a tumultuous marriage. there would be yelling, and maybe slamming doors. according to him, he sees lisa with a gunshot wound to the head. so initially it was ruled a suicide. her sister went to the majority
remembers every dreadful detail. just shock. obviously very upset, but didn t know what to do, you know. yeah. it was very hard. and the ambulance arrived and the policemen. they all arrived and we had to leave the house so they could do all their work. so we went outside and waited in my truck because it was cold out. just huddled together in there? did you talk much? just shock and mostly silence. i remember dallas kept saying, she s going to be okay. he didn t really know what had happened because he didn t see her or nothing and no one was really saying what happened, and my dad was just sitting over in the passenger seat, just a mess, and that was the first time i had ever seen him cry. news of this sort spreads very fast, but often in confused or incomplete or fuzzy bits. so when brad s sister marsha
just grieved we probably wouldn t be telling you this story. but doing nothing? that s just not tex mciver. coming up a media firestorm, and tex provides the match. tex s comment gets blown up into, he ace making this up to get out of the fact that he shot his wife. could this have been more than an accident. there were no tears, there was no i never saw him cry. when dateline continues. tis save it slimeball. i ve upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i m good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. oh, come on. flo: don t worry. you re covered. (dramatic music) and you re saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we re all here for you. all: all day, all night.
the car were homeless people or some kind of street criminal or a black lives protest gets blown up into bonfire of the vanities, larger than life and he is making it up to get out of the fact he shot his life. and it morphed into black lives matter. that s correct, which he never said and i never said that he said. the story with its racial overtones went viral. while tex was fighting to repair his public image, diane were questioning after her death. there were no tears. i never saw him cry. ken ricker is the company s general counsellor. i never heard him say it was an accident, i m so sorry. tex look crushed, sad? i didn t detect any of that. he was he was just kind of matter of fact. diane s colleagues also thought tex seemed way too interested in how his financial