He s trying to already and he s sophisticated he knows how the criminal justice system works because he studies it. he wants to set up the idea he didn t work alone or they ve got the wrong guy. or scariest of all, that perhaps he s suffering from a disassociate identity disorder and an alter committed these crimes so it is interesting to get a better insight into his psychology. and mary ellen, over to you, along those lines, look, the police chief said i believe we have an individual in custody who committed these horrible crimes, i do believe the community is safe at this time. you could read into that. but all of the elements that we do have, and again they re desperate threads, everybody is trying to put everything together, but who he was and what his background was that he know up until this point. we still don t know the motive behind the killing. is it likely this was a random murder or must he have had some sort of connection to the students? well, when you use the word
Candidate whose campaign has been plagued by a string of gaffes and controversies including domestic violence investigations amplified again by one of his accusers in an exclusive interview with vaughn hilliard. joining me now is vaughn hillyard and tremayne. vaughn, let s start with your interview and some of the chilling statements from cheryl carson. give us her back story. reporter: andrea, walker s a complicated figure here. he s a complicated senate candidate and this is a man here who has acknowledged having disassociated identity disorder in the past. he says he is no longer going through routine therapy, that he s doing okay, but with that said, over the course of the last three decades, there are numerous women who have come forward with serious allegations from infidelity to lying to multiple women claiming he paid
told me you want to see a man? i ll show you a man. but it was from it was the deepest, most guttural, painful, angry delivery of those words. that shook me still to this day. and he was pressing his forehead against mine. my head was against the wall. he was speaking with so such force that his saliva was all over my face. and he had his hand on my throat and my chest. and then he leaned back to throw a punch. and luckily i was able to avoid that. and the punch landed on the wall instead of me. reporter: much of cheryl parsa s story is directly tied in to the identity disorder which herschel walker directly acknowledged having. herschel walker says that he is no longer going through routine