and he wouldn t help them if they were on fire. craig said that he said the same sentiment to her. craig said that if his father was on fire, he would not put egg on his father to put him out. father and son, brother and brother, a husband and wife all square it up in the court. the story being told in the court was of the heidt family destroying itself. a match had been lit, as the prosecutor told him. and cut late august, an explosion was about to go off. robbyn told the jurors about a driveway altercation a week or two before the shooting. between her and her father in law. an argument that became physical. philip said, you know look around you. these are things that craig cannot give you. these are things that only carey can give you. and he said you don t understand how craig s. he has issues that you don t understand. and that upset me. i said, i m leaving. i m getting in the car and i m leaving. so i got in my suburban, the window was roared down, and i went to crank my
not disturb her husband. when she heard a sound. and i heard a very loud noise, a blast. so i went out and went in the bedroom. and i said philip! and when i said that, i saw a blast. when philip was shot. and then, i saw the blast as i was shot. and i must of blacked out. i remember waking up and i was laying on the floor, and i saw my teeth laying on the floor. and i must of blacked out again. and i, woke up praying. i said god if we are going to do this. i need your strength. because i ve none of my own. linda tried to call for help on the bedroom phone, but the line was dead. by now, she was bleeding profusely. she grabbed a piece of clothing and held it to her face. she doesn t know how she made it to the kitchen. but she was able to get her cell phone out of her purse to 911 dial. effingham, 9-1-1. help, someone? hello? help. help. help. please.
and they said, no, he can t. and i was trying to process, what am i gonna do so, don t hug me. that s kind of hug. that s suspicious. so, when he hugged me, i put my hand in front of me to guard the wires. crisis averted, they sat down. do you think he could tell anything was up? don t know. i mean, he said many times my attorney has told me that my friends would be wired. did that send a chill? no, i said, that s terrible. would they really do that? i could play the game. kim and her husband were told to not mention tony and to drill down on what really happened when linda died. so, this wasn t about you saying, did you do this, did you cause or death. it was marble catching him in lies and inconsistencies. right, right. then, harold said something that didn t make sense to tim. that he put his career on hold when the baby was born. and he and tony decided to keep that a secret. he told us the reason he didn t work. and didn t tell us that tony had asked him
anybody. but no one did, and no one ever checked the jack herald said wasn t working to see if it was really broken. no one ever checked if the restaurant that the henthorn were heading to or coming from. depending on which version of harold s story if any was true. i interviewed the restaurant employees to see if they actually did have dinner there that night. did they have a fight? were they getting on all right, or were they not there at all? whatever happened that night, by the time he met tony. harold was telling stories about linda s death that were entirely different from the original. once while addressing a sunday school class he said his first wife had died of cancer. and here s what toni s friend allison hurd. it was one of those cars or trucks or vehicles. where the back part opens up, it hit her on the neck and broke her neck. and she died instantly. what toni s family said they told them.