the following morning the tide of public sentiment continues to turn on the heenes with falcon s nauseated today show appearance. that s what he was referring to. oh! after the fact, we have since learned, as many of you have, that these people are actors. could you just say once and for all was this some sort of publicity stunt, was this a hoax, and will you talk to the police today? absolutely no hoax. i think it s horrible. i think we live in a very negative society. they said, look, we need a bad guy of the week and you re it. two days later, charges are filed against the heenes. the misdemeanor is false reporting to authority, the other charges are felonies. on november 13th, 2009, richard pleads guilty to a felony charge of trying to influence a public servant. his wife mayumi pleads guilty to filing a false report. richard serves 90 days in jail, mayumi, 20. they are also ordered to pay
saw all of the marks, you would have to conclude that the same person or persons had committed those murders. there was a reluctance to admit that these cases might be tied together. it might terrify the public if they believed that there was a serial killer out there. there is another piece of information the police have yet to reveal, that there may be more than one killer. there was an appearance of maybe two guys were involved in the moving of the body of judy miller because of how the body was placed in a flower bed. there was no drag marks, no marks on the heels of the victim to establish one guy dragged her there. people don t pick up bodies and lay them down. you know, they re dumping them. almost all the bodies appeared to be in a position where you would expect that there was one person at the feet and one at the hands, and that they basically flung the body sideways. as police continued their investigation, on november 13th, 12-year-old dolores cepeda and 14-year-o
wildfire seasons on record, it is now oklahoma s turn. the wildfires in more than a dozen counties are primed to get worse from low humidity, high winds and 110-plus-degree temperatures. so far, flames have eaten through 60-plus buildings and forced evacuations. what s worse, investigators believe one of the wildfires is an arson. i spoke earlier with a reporter from our oklahoma city affiliate koco. reporter: initially, they were looking for a man in a pickup truck because someone called in reporting seeing that man throwing wads of paper already lit out into pasture. so, they are still working to determine maybe who that man is, what those witnesses exactly saw. but again, that s so unsettling for so many people here in oklahoma. we already knew the conditions were bad. the governor issued a statewide burn ban and then you have something like that take place. the wildfires are happening as oklahoma is shriveling up under the severe drought conditions that s hitting near
to reveal, that there may be more than one killer. there was an appearance of maybe two guys were involved in the moving of the body of judy miller because of how the body was placed in a flower bed. there was no drag marks, no marks on the heels of the victim to establish one guy dragged her there. people don t pick up bodies and lay them down. you know, they re dumping them. almost all the bodies appeared to be in a position where you would expect that there was one person at the feet and one at the hands, and that they basically flung the body sideways. as police continued their investigation, on november 13th, 12-year-old dolores cepeda and 14-year-old sonya johnson go shopping at their neighborhood mall. when they don t return home, their parents report them missing. something as innocent as going shopping, looking for some jeans or sweaters or whatever it was, something any youngster would be doing on any given day. there was the belief for a
did. a shocking praise from a conservative radio host, and you will hear her side of the story. and will this surveillance tape bring police any closer to solving a missing case in missouri. the hunter for baby lisa. those stories are right here, right now on cnn. it is almost dawn in the middle east, and when the sun comes up, it will show cities and villages in the eastern part of turkey pulverized by a major earthquake. rescue workers are racing nonstop through the night to reach the victims buried under dozens of collapsed building in the city of van. with e no e that 138 people did not make it out alive. that death toll is expected to keep rising. we have a reporter on the scene and spoke us to by phone about the extremely difficult circumstances facing the rescuers and survivors. and nevsin mangu talking about how people were frantically searched for under the rubble. to recap the quake a magnitude 7.2, and at least 130 people are known dead and hun hundreds more