response to that. called her on my lunch break. and she didn t answer. i said, if you do not call me back or message me, i m going to call the police. a now frantic susan reached karlyn s commanding officer at his home. he promised to have someone on the base find her. i hang up with him. and i put the phone down. and i hear a ruffle in the front rock we have river rock. so i looked out and i saw three uniformed soldiers. oh, gosh. and i knew. that just made me yeah. sick. that s what it did to me too. it s what any relative of a somebody in the military dreads. i mean, i m a marine corps wife myself and it s it s the last thing you don t ever want to have to see that. i yelled my husband s name and i just i dropped to my knees, and i said something happened to karlyn. and then they knocked. she was right. something had
of course a hard look at the spouse as homicide investigation 101. so the day after they found karlyn s body detectives flew to south carolina to talk with maliek. he d been placed in an interview room and he was waiting for us. they started by asking about karlyn. what can you tell us about her? she was the love of my life. maliek s superior officer had given him only the vaguest of details about what happened to karlyn. did he tell you how she passed away? i don t know what happened. i miss her. the way she was murdered. why? that s what we re hoping you can help us with. i don t know. i don t know anybody that didn t like her or had anything against her. they wanted to know maliek s whereabouts the day of the murder. he told them he worked his usual shift monday, leaving
all, it was her gun disposed of by her ex-boyfriend that killed karlyn. and with karlyn out of the way she d have maliek all to herself. maliek s lawyers showed the jury a text from dolores to a friend sent before karlyn s murder. crazy (bleep) is going to be put out. but the jurors didn t buy it. they quickly found maliek kearney guilty. karlyn s mother had been in court every day. how did that feel? yes. hearing he was so glad because with the guilty verdict i don t have to worry that i m going to have to have any dealings with him. at his sentencing the judge called maliek kearney a predator and sentenced him to life plus another ten years on top of that. dolores delgado was sentenced to 17 years for her part in the crime. why do
about everything that he tried to avoid talking about, which is he had a very long marriage with his wife brenda. he was on the road. she got left alone. that led to her not being able to pursue her dreams. she became in an alcoholic, and he became a cocaine addict. it was harrowing for his daughter. they finally worked it all out. it got sober. it s tough, but beautiful story. his image onstage changed over the course of his life and career from clean shaven and suits early on to the ponytail and beer that we kind of remember him as. let s have a listen to the part of the film about that. karlyn s transformation was not a transformation. sign in, please. if anything, the karlyn that was on stage was a persona. that is what you didn t show business. it s like he did transformed into what he was actually was.
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