think it is long apologise for what happened? i don t think it is long enough apologise for what happened? i don t think it is long enough watches i apologise for what happened? i don t think it is long enough watches put people think it is long enough watches put people through, the heartache. i think it is long enough watches put people through, the heartache. lam not the people through, the heartache. lam not the judge, but there are people out there not the judge, but there are people out there with real issues of cancer, out there with real issues of cancer, otherfamily out there with real issues of cancer, other family members, out there with real issues of cancer, otherfamily members, i have a family cancer, otherfamily members, i have a family memberthat cancer, otherfamily members, i have a family member that is purely, that is real a family member that is purely, that is real life a family member that is purely, that is real life stuff, she hasjust lied is r
until my last breath. now, looking back, lam pleased that it fell down when it did, - because i have been able to tell you what happened. also my family can get by with me being also my family can get by with me being here also my family can get by with me being here in also my family can get by with me being here in prison.
her country. the other high profile actress on saturday posting this video that has gone viral of her without her head scarf, tying her hair up in a ponytail when she s out on the streets in iran with a message, max, that read this might be my last post. from this moment on, if anything happens to me, know that i ll always be with the people of iran until my last breath. less than 24 hours after posting that video, she was arrested. both actresses are being accused of creating chaos in the country, spreading propaganda by the iranian regime. they are the latest in a list of very high profile figures, athletes, journalists, directors, musicians who have been arrested by the iranian regime for coming out and supporting the protest movement. they are also among more than 14,000 people, who according to activists and human rights groups and the united nations,
was he shot while he was in the car? in the car. who lives there, why would he be there? the only trouble that he would ever get in was with women. he was texting, making phone calls, all at the same time. you finally see that video from the police camera. i can t get that image out of my head. our son is on the ground dying. my family immediately went into action. you found out a lot of things on your own that police didn t tell you. yes you need to keep investigating. i knew that i had to do the work myself. you ll only have a 26% murder solve rate. yes it s the community dealers failing here. my son deserves justice. i will keep fighting for him until my last breath. hello, and welcome to dateline. courtney copeland was larger
investigation. the podcast was a finalist for the pulitzer prize, but shapearl is not sure the people she really wants to hear her are listening. i have no faith in chicago police department that they will solve my son s murder. so your mission is not over? no. i will keep fighting for courtney until my last breath, until they bring me a convicted murderer. you know that won t even the scales. no. but i feel like my son deserves justice. that s all for this edition of dateline, i m craig melvin. thank you for watching. k you for watching i m craig melville and this is dateline. that must be a pit in your stomach when you hear that your inmate is gone. yes, he s a very, very