tell you what is going on. okay. okay. your mom is deceased. hm-mm. okay? um, so, right now, we have got to be do a lot of things to try to figure out how, why, what is going on. . you have done that notification before, haven t you? yes. they are not pleasant. yes, would worse thing to do. was this different? in the response i received. there was no response according to the sergeant, just a blank stare. did he cry or was emotional? not at all. their conversation if that was this was continued. is your mom s car usually here? yes. it s not here? no. then eagerer asked a question that came out of left field. is she in one piece? yeah, i mean, i don t know exactly and then that, that s what we have to try to figure out. is she in one piece?
gifts that anna gave her like this nesting doll. but wonders as well. explain to me, how you were among her closest friends. hm-mm. i mean, you called her your soul seniister. i did, she was. ? and yet, there was so much of her life that she didn t tell you anything about. she never told you. no, no, she was very good at dodging things. that was dawning on investigators too. when was it clear to you that anna moses had parts of her life that she was not sharing with anybody else? i think through the interview process with friends and family, and the people that knew her. it seemed like she had her life compartmentalized and that certain types of people she let in to this section of her life and another type of people, she let closer and gave them more detail. as her friends and the cops continued to peel back the
hm-mm. you call this i read this in your article. you called this the no gift resistance, the resistance. that s right. here s the thing, i was looking over the national retail federation and people will still be shopping today, tomorrow. 4% of people will actually shop after christmas for gifts. what do you think about the last-minute shoppers who are trying to still be responsible with their debtor their savings, et cetera? here s the thing and i m really serious about this. if you have a credit card that has a balance on it that you have not paid off or you don t pay off every month, you should not be at the mall. you should be sitting home watching cnn about all this crazy stuff going on in washington. you can t do that. you can t do it all. i want people to start 2019 off on a better foot. what does any of us really need for christmas?
was supposed to die that very day. what was that moment like for you? i can t even describe it. doesn t seem real. it s like a movie. i sat there and spoke with them all day. and i d asked, can i call someone? like, i don t know what to do. they said nope. we have to take you into a safe home. call no one? hm-mm. not even your mom? no, no one. because they were afraid james would harass my family and friends to find my location, once he realized i wasn t responding to him i went into panic mode. he didn t know if i was working with the police, if i was dead, if i was on the run. the cops knew her husband was lurking somewhere out there. but they couldn t find him. he was harassing a lot of my friends and family, trying to see if they d heard from me, which they hadn t. now the cops were sarah s best hopes to stay alive. they tried a ruse to throw him off the scent. they drove me to the border in canada to make it look like i
but today with tighter restrictions on prescriptions, cheaper street drugs, crystal meth and heroin have become an alternative helping catapult kentucky into the top five states in overdose deaths. drugs are an open secret in this area. it s not difficult to find someone affected by them, but it is difficult to find someone to talk on tv. but we did. jackie is a single mother of a 5-year-old who has decided to leave beattyville and now she s agreed to share with me why. what s your daughter s name? gabrielle, gabby. people have substance abuse problems and you encountered that? i m a recovering addict. good for you. recovering is a good part of that. how easy it to find drugs? all you have to do is walk down the sidewalk. that s it. really? so you live in these apartments over here? hm-mm. are there people in this apartments dealing with drug abuse problems? yes. you see people do it in public? sometimes. you can t leave your doors