lynn, made something of a pest of himself. i would call the detective that was assigned to the case and say, whatever you got in the standard answer to me was, i don t have anything. what do you got? i was like, well, this is your job not my job, you know. not like the way that met beyoncé hawley was thinking. she was upset, you know, that there was nobody s doing anything. yes, yeah, none of our family was interviewed. it was like they were letting it go. exactly. but holly had three children to race, alone. police versus corner politics was not exactly uppermost in her mind. to make ends meet, she took on two, sometimes three jobs at the same time. and through herself into coaching her children s little league baseball team. meanwhile, mark kept hounding investigators but getting nowhere. made me feel like there was nothing it made me feel like my brother s case was on the desk
world to stand up and pay attention and do something. when something like that happens, i want every member of the police department to be on it and over there and searching the house and everything. and i understand that it s not realistic but i wanted somebody to find out what the hell happened. and it seemed like nobody know, it didn t seem that way. and time started to go on. and i became extremely frustrated. matt s father, lynn, a former cop himself could see the problem. the case fall was stuck. it came a catch 22 situation. the coroner said he couldn t labeled it as a homicide without more evidence from the police. well, at the very same time. cleveland homicide was saying that they can t investigated as a homicide until the corner rolls it a homicide. and so, it remains, month after month, year into year . and still the manner of death was listed as undetermined. just like mark, matt father,
and if that phrase in the corners report was true, chronic ethylene glycol intoxication that somebody would ve done it several times. but, the one person who wasn t buying that theory was matt s brother, mark. he didn t have any enemies. matt had worked his way up from the production line to supervisor at the plant said mark. and he was well liked by the people and phoenix industrial. he wasn t this guy that was going around picking fights with people. he was loved by his coworkers. by then, solving the case of his brother s murder had become mark s obsession. he collected stories from mats factories coworkers, from the streets, from friends. he fumed won the official investigation seemed to go nowhere. and then, after three frustrating years, one small change that made a huge difference. a new supervisor in the cleveland homicide division took over matt s case. his name, detective sergeant mike queen. so, at the time, you took it
have jameson and from those words, jamison kennedy, hawley went into a kind of shock. and, then as quickly, even before kennedy walked into the courtroom came tears. something in her seem to crumble. the tears became racking sobs, as if she, in full blown terror panic, simply could not go on. all this happened as the attorneys were at the bench, conferring with judge bryant before kennedy s testimony began. holly left her seat. rushed to her sister chrissy in the gallery and broke down. and it all happened in front of the jury. mark podolak was not moved. in fact, he was disgusted. where was that emotion during the funeral? where was that emotion when your lover was dying in the hospital?
whole family infect suspected somebody at work headed out for him. but mark and his family, well, they were looking closer to home. how close? let s put it this way. the two sides of the family weren t talking anymore. and already existing miss truss ramped up in the hospital years before when matt was in the icu. that s when matt s brother, mark, began to wonder if hawley was in some way responsible for matt mysterious illness. my mom and i had a specific conversation, i remember. it just thinking that she could ve done this to him. and we were kind of like, i don t know, maybe. but at the time, we didn t know why he passed. and then, there was the funeral. halle s family said she was very upset, cried in the car before going in but when sergeant going red the old case fall. he found a curious statement from holly s friend rebecca vega. what sort of grief was this?