it s the most frightening thing in the world. a young wife. she always saw the good and people. she had a way to make you smile. missing for nine days. it is so happening. she is somewhere she shouldn t be. it s hard enough when they didn t know. much worse when they did. i came over the tv that the body had been found. as long as i live i won t forget that. it did. had her troubled past caught up to her? it s going to freak out. or, was it something darker? he said that he would put it in her rebel. how did she change? she became more sexual with people. we wanted her dad? you found him somewhat of a player, but does that make him a killer? one night, she was supposed to meet her husband at their friends place for dinner, but she never showed up. and, never came back home. who was responsible for her disappearance? here is dennis murphy, with secrets and seattle. seattle a small tattoo at the back, a nexus with signs of strangulation. dete
trial for his wife s murder. he pleaded not guilty. when nicole married to the defendant she thought she had married the man of her dreams, but on january 8th 2006 that dream would turn into a nightmare. two prosecutors would handle the case kristen richardson and her fellow prosecuting attorney carl carlson, they promised a jury pieces of a puzzle pieces they hope would reveal a resentful hateful husband whose frustration had boiled over. it was actually, i hate this phrase but it was a crime of passion. at the core of the prosecutor s case david was a sexist philanderer who viewed his goody two shoes wife at a weight around his neck. so he put his hands around hers after an argument in their condo to free himself of the burden. david, they said, turn to nikki s problem with pills as his cover. why kill her? you know it wasn t a planned murder was something he planned to do sure he could divorce or, this was not a plan, this was
so mystically deadly as if the fear of it has come down through centuries in our genes and attached itself to a defendant named ken creamer. january 8th, 2006. early morning. sunday. a case that seemed to call for a passionate closing from prosecutor patrick connolly. the defendant took this crossbow, and he took this arrow. this crossbow. he loaded it, and with it in there and his wife on a treadmill, he stood behind her and fired directly into her back with malice, with premeditation, with deliberation, and he did it willfully. and you, each and every one of you know it s the truth. to which defense attorney
so mystically deadly as if the fear of it has come down through centuries in our genes and attached itself to a defendant named ken creamer. january 8th, 2006. early morning. sunday. a case that seemed to call for a passionate closing from prosecutor patrick connolly. the defendant took this crossbow, and he took this arrow. this crossbow bolt. he loaded it, and with it in there and his wife on a treadmill, he stood behind her and fired it directly into her back with malice, with premeditation, with deliberation, and he did it willfully. and you, each and every one of
on average. you know he s just here to use the bathroom. customers only. no gas, no bathroom. ok, i ll buy gas. [ father ] whoa, what are you doing? thought these were electric? what is it about the crossbow? so mystically deadly as if the fear of it has come down through centuries in our genes and attached itself to a defendant named ken creamer. january 8th, 2006. early morning.