heard her story change, become more elaborate, the investigation was dropped. and tana, riven with guilt for ever suspecting jack abused his granddaughter, went back to him and begged forgiveness. the man i ve been married to for over 30 years and went to high school with and then doubting him and knowing i shouldn t have. but marc and michelle, believing the girl, never spoke to his mom and dad again, cut them off from the grandkids, disowned marc s sister when she took jack s side. i believed dad 100%. i don t believe he had anything to do with it. so that was the ugly backdrop to the murder investigation. and detective brooks would have to figure out if this years-old unproven allegation had so eaten away at marc s dad that it pushed him over the edge. time to meet potential suspect number 1. i m going to close that door, mr. despain. detective brooks sat down with jack in an interrogation
raise the kids. jack and tana hope one day those kids will want to know them, that they ll want to hear about their dad and their love for him that came before all this hate. some of marc s friends told us that you were his hero, jack. yeah. you knew that? god, i loved him. i m sorry, jack. jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime. it s called marc s place. we re going to try to move forward with something positive that we think marc would be very proud of. and on a fall sunset they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. i tell people all the time
present. you know, it s very unusual because usually they just go out and buy whatever they want. not anymore. that summer 2011 jonesboro real estate was far from recovered. many of marc s rental properties were underwater. the bank was closing in. tenants were being forced out of their homes. so was anybody upset with marc? was this any of his tenants? could this have been somebody like that? and then an ugly little surprise crawled out of marc s own troubled family. marc and his parents were lobbing lawsuits at each other over some shared property. the prosecutor heard that marc s dad, jack, was a hothead. jack was very, very angry at marc for mishandling this it property that they co-owned together. yes. but it went deeper than that, went to a very dark place, as you will see. and because of it marc hadn t spoken to his parents in years. so when jack showed up at the
to run. and then the individual just started shooting. i had heard that he had been hit in the back of the head. the shooter fled. marc s called 9-1-1. marc was declared dead at the scene. for michael, it was a crushing loss. what did you think of marc? marc is a tremendous human being. another friend of marc s, harry crouch, was also devastated by the news. i wish i could describe his smile. he enjoyed life. everything to marc was an adventure. he was afraid of nothing. you know? go climb pyramids in peru. party in las vegas. wherever he was, the world was better off for it. harry and marc where leaders of the national coalition for men. a controversial organization that argues men are often the victims of discrimination, in
we will see how it plays out. this is sort of like the first quarter of this thing. people are on holiday. if they re going to be on holiday through the first of the year but after the first of the year pressure is going to get ratcheted up. democrats are going to come back. nancy pelosi will put a bill in the house to reopen the government on january 3rd and then they will put the pressure on trump, why what you sign this, why won t you do this? there won t be any border funding and that s when it s going to heat up and we will see was that the leverage and where the pressure points are and whether marc s scenario plays out for trump conflict is on them and say i m negotiating in good faith, you guys are not negotiating it also now it s your shutdown. but it is going to get serious in about a week. bret: next up, a huge day would have led any newscast except for the trip to iraq. where is the u.s. economy added? next. wifi