finally, enough evidence to arrest him. but they didn t. they let him go home just to see what he d do. let s just see if he reaches out to somebody because now he s scared. back at the restaurant frank waited for an all-clear signal from the detectives. and the waiter, who d frequently served the schockner family, stopped by to reminisce about lynn. she was very nice, very funny. putting frank in a very uncomfortable spot. there s nothing that anybody can say can he wasn t able to complete his thought, and soon fred would be having a very different kind of conversation with the police. coming up what a mess. and fred forgot to clean up. he didn t throw out his trash in time. no. when dateline continues. ws breeze drifting on by you know how i feel.
i wanted her to move out of the home with charlie. she wouldn t do it. she wouldn t leave her home. she wouldn t disrupt charlie. he was just starting high school. they d lived in the neighborhood forever. so she was a sitting target. did she understand that it was dangerous for her? yes, yes. and yet, she went ahead and did it anyway? that s how important getting out of that relationship was to her. she was willing to risk her life, and she told me that. lisa told lynn she should at least get a restraining order against fred. it wouldn t make a damn bit of difference. that s what she told you? uh-huh. hmm. if he s going to kim me, he ll kill me. restraining orders won t stop him. too late now, of course. but what about charlie? the detectives, worried about his safety, called lynn s brother mark. he d gone back across the country to georgia. and urged him to invite charlie for an extended visit with him and his wife susan even though they did not tell mark abou
you never think it s going to be? you owe no. it s surreal. very much so. what is that lost feel? like yeah, i can t put it into words it was tremendous, it was awful. i immediately called mark and babbling on the phone, i couldn t even speak. mark was charlie s uncle, lynn s brother. after the initial shock, here is disbelief. then burst into tears right away, i started screaming, i was just stunned. linda grew up in ohio, she was the baby of the family, the only girl. here she is with her two older brothers, john and mark, but lynn was not like them. she was a tentative girl, where is my brother and i were very outgoing. their father died young,
lynn all often fought with her mother. codefendant, love hate, call it what you want. she got married, moved to california with a brand-new husband, it didn t work out, it ended pretty quickly. but then one day she went to a ball game, dodgers somebody, who knows, and she found him. the right guy, her guy. fred shopowner. he was almost 14 years older than she was but it didn t seem to matter. it didn t hurt other that fred was a successful. matt anytime anyway, this time it clicked. they had an intimate wedding on a boat off the california coast. the captain did the honors. and they live together in that house and big speed knows. until finally, after 11 years, they had a son. who grew up to be charlie. as parents, they encouraged him to try new things. it was like it was the olympics, and we were watching gymnastics and i teach my parents and said, i m
it all came down to this place, this moment. after nearly a month of painstaking investigation, detectives had engineered a face-to-face meeting between the murder middleman frank jaramillo and the suspected mastermind, lynn schockner s husband, fred. this is where frank would attempt to get fred to say something to incriminate himself. except fred was late. had he finally realized they were laying a trap? 7:30. 7:33. 7:35. nothing. if he didn t show, this could all fall apart. then a signal from the surveillance van. there he was. the guys outside saw him coming, casing the place to make sure he wasn t being he was already really paranoid about being set up. clearly. came in with his notepad. hey, old man, how are you feeling? now all eyes were on frank and fred. and they both at this point