minutes drive from the house. bailey, remember, said she heard gunshots, quote, at, like, 2:30. chris called 9-1-1 at 2:39. was nine minutes enough time to stash the gun? i drove that at speed limit, to the shop, and back, and taking into account that it would take a minute to go into the shop, it was only three minutes. woodford broke the gun news to chris. i m trying to figure out why that is? i mean, the gun that shot jan was your 12 gauge. it was in the shop. yes. i don t know that i can believe that. well, the reason i say that is we do forensic testing on the gun, and then, remember, the shells that were found. any ideas on that? you got my mind racing. his mind may not race for
so, with that new perspective on the case, doug revisited sandra s interview, hours of mostly useless chatter. how many times did you listen to that interview? at least ten times. and then it jumped out at him, right about here on the tape. sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says. listen to it again. this is my son s friend. this is my son s friend. one phrase in hours of material, but it got doug s mind racing. if the bartender was right about sandra, could that be the key? he tore through bags of evidence, and there it was, the day planner, seized five years earlier, just after the murder. i went through that day planner for probably a day or more, through every scratch piece of paper, every notation, everything put into place in that day planner was looked at.
useless chatter. how many times did you listen to the interview. at least ten times. then it jumped out. right about here she was going through her day planner. she looked at one and said my son s friend. this is my son s friend. one comment that got doug s mind racing. if the bar tendser was right, could that slip of paper hold the key? doug tore through bags of evidence. there it was, the day planner seized five years earlier just after the murder. i went through the planner for a day or more. went through every piece of paper, every notation, everything put into place in the day planner was looked at. there was a small piece of note paper with the name which appeared to me at that time to say schreiber with no telephone number or significance. just schreiber? yes.
gallon fuel tanks. communications area with tv production and audio recording booths. medical clinic with a dozen hospital beds and operating rooms. pharmacy, cafeteria, meeting rooms for the house and senate. this is a video of me checking out thickness of the blast doors. part of it is how they were hidden in plain sight. the more i saw, the longer my his of open questions. the bunker is said to be two underground football fields. why did i see only half that square footage? we were told today the bunker is used for data storage by csx, a division of the railroad that once owned greenbriar. did data storage necessitate replacement of power generators, filling of the water tanks or maintenance of diesel fuel. my mind racing, i returned to my
sleep. according to tyler the siblings accomplished the task by holding a .22 caliber bolt action rifle at the same time. right here. my stomach. tyler would later contend the story is false and christie is the real killer. he concocted the confession because he believes the authorities will show her leniency if he shares the blame. as the interrogation ends tyler expects to return home with his mother. instead he s taken to a jail cell. his mind racing. why are they doing this to me? my sister said nothing would happen to me. surely she didn t do this on purpose, you know. and then finally come to the real zais she had in fact done it on purpose. in toward remedy his mistake tyler says he send as letter to