and guns are a part of that. even if you fixed all of the gun loopholes you might not solve the school shooting problem? no. we have to do a number of things to deal with the gun violence problem. we have to compromise and sit down and talk this out and not scream at each other the way we are right now. his work continues to this day still wearing his son s sneakers. i would like to think that by stepping into his shoes that i m cog what he would want me to do. reporter: column never asked for its newfound notoriety never seek out a dream catcher to ward off bad dreams after a collective nightmare. in march of 2005 column passed it on. i saw evil that day. reporter: missy dodds was
i had already told him that my husband, my first husband, was killed and things like that. and so he said, you know, maybe you need to minister to people. maybe you need to share your life with them to help other people. he also asked me what he should do. should he turn himself in and what should he do. i told him he has to turn himself in and maybe his purpose in life was to minister to people in prison. do you know whether he s now doing that the? i don t. you haven t had any contact with him. i haven t had any contact with him. but if i were to have contact with him, that would be the biggest question i would ask him is is he using his second chance. so, now we re getting ahead of ourselves. because we re still back on this night in march of 2005. you read him the passage. the night goes on. you wind up making him pancakes in the morning. how did you get out? he just let me go. i had been asking all night long from the very beginning, i was
police also found evidence that tracey purchased a new mattress for her bedroom and had the old one removed. police believe that money was the motive. tracey was complaining about david one time to her friend carol. she said, well, why don t you just leave him? she said, well, without him, i d be living in an apartment and driving a honda. in march of 2005, a jury took just four hours to convict tracey frame of first-degree murder. she was sentenced to 40 years in prison. she ll be eligible for parole after 20. police were looking at the totality of the coincidences. it was just too much for police not to determine that she was probably the one. the fact that, you know, she ran that card over and saved, i don t know, what was it, 34 cents, something like that? nice. science was this case, pure
her body. police also found evidence that tracey purchased a new mattress for her bedroom and had the old one removed. police believe that money was the motive. tracey was complaining about david one time to her friend carol. she said, well, why don t you just leave him? she said, well, without him, i d be living in an apartment and driving a honda. in march of 2005, a jury took just four hours to convict tracey frame of first-degree murder. she was sentenced to 40 years in prison. she ll be eligible for parole after 20. police were looking at the totality of the coincidences. it was just too much for police not to determine that she was probably the one. the fact that, you know, she ran that card over and saved, i don t know, what was it, 34 cents, something like that? nice.
gm documents that were submitted to investigators show that engineers did have a possible fix as early as march of 2005. gm didn t have a recall ordered for the fix because of what it called prices too high. lawmakers at this hearing on capitol hill will ask about whether the government s bailout of gm between 2009-2013 had anything to do with how this was handled. despite knowing about the safety problem at hand here, even government regulators didn t investigate what was happening around the time the complaints about the safety issue were coming in. gm just happened to be going bankrupt. the government swooped in and rescued the company. it really does raise questions if gm s financial situation was behind gm not taking action on