stressful and dangerous job as a deputy in the wapello county sheriff s department. he found comfort in several ways. one was his occasional hobby. he d take out his sketch pad from time to time. and then he met and fell hard for a nurse named amy. before long, he was starting fatherhood all over again. with twin daughters. this time he was getting lots of help from lisa. she was the twins default babysitter. she was more like a second mom to the twins than a big sister. she was just a caregiver to anybody. you had a very close relationship? uh-huh, very. i would get into bed with her and we d watch old episodes of the golden girls. [laughs] that s a sweet relationship. yeah, and she always says
understatement. with his car and his mind both doing 90, marty raced to the house in under ten minutes. he slowed along the rise of the gravel country road and stopped in the driveway. he had no idea what he d be facing. his dashboard camera captured the scene as he approached the house. here s how you get in the trailer. what do you see, right about here? you could see seth techel up on the porch. he was wearing cargo shorts and a belt, and he just bent over, you know? what s he doing? sounds like he s crying, just sobbing. the toughest call of marty s career was suddenly so much more complicated. he knew the grieving husband on the porch, considered him a friend, knew his wife lisa too. and her father, todd, was a respected, fellow deputy. the unfolding tragedy had just become very personal. deputy, how do you set your brain in compartments, where you got to be very professional? this is the first time you ve
and i was like, what s going on? and he s like, lisa s been shot. i held her hand and i just said, my lisa. my lisa. everyone s like, do you want justice? do you want revenge? i just want the truth. lisa techel, newly married, pregnant, starting the career of her dreams. she always put everybody before she put herself. then, one morning, a single shotgun blast rocked the newlyweds home. she s been shot. a young husband, out of his mind with grief. it was a tragedy. but for lisa s dad, a sheriff s deputy, it was no mystery. he was sure he knew who the killer was. go get him. go get him now. a neighbor with a gun and a grudge.
it s about people feeling safe. rail industry bosses say changes need to be agreed to afford pay increases and modernise the railway. it s the worst time i ve ever known in the last 20 years of working here. i what s the future going to be for royal mail? . so, how long have you been a postie for? 24 years. was it yourfirstjob? my first everjob, yes. a postal worker in bolton. the onlyjob craig has known. when i firstjoined, me dad said it s a job for life. i don t think you can say that now to anybody who joins now. - and what are your fears for the future? what worries me most is members of my union losing theirjobs. - it s going to be drivers, - it s going to be agency workers, it s going to be casual staff. do you think people in the rest of the country understand your concerns? i think the working class . people should understand. all the costs are going up, - and the wages are not moving. it s disrupting people s lives.
this guy. i have kids that call me dad. i have kids that call me tate, papa, donor dad. elijah, he s the most amazing kid in the world. and we would never have him if it wasn t for ari. but not everyone approves. i see this as some kind of big experiment going on. do you think it s a dangerous social experiment? i do. you re breaking a lot of boundaries here. i mean, this is getting out of hand. when it comes to making babies, can there be too much of a good thing?