it was a really busy week so let s get to some of the conversations you might have missed. i want to call this session therapy with hillary, if i may, because she is now going to she needs another role, therapist, i know a lot of people answer ask this question, so i want to ask for our viewers about, not just abortion, which i will get to in a moment, and women s right, but about former president, donald trump, who is in criminal court in new york city for this hush money thing. meanwhile, the documents case is delayed. meanwhile, georgia, what is going on here? everything seems to be delayed and moving down the road, and there are even those who argue that this manhattan case, it is not as big, it is not serious and he might get off anyway, or not, and how do people manage their especially people who really love this democracy, who take it seriously? take the words that you just said on hours show very seriously that you can t just sit back and let democracy come to you
it has been extremely hard. the hardest part was the picture of our mom. i always told myself she didn t see it coming. a mother at work in her office, murdered. someone just shot her and let her die. making sure she was dead. who wanted this very nice, professional woman dead? police starts to dig. her new fiance. he was like i had to move on. it was just very suspicious. her final client. he owned a nine millimeter gun. her ex-husband. he was under deep suspicion by the whole town. he was. did you murder your wife? i know he was capable of doing anything. but we would know, we are his kids. a chilly case. agreed, hate, murder. with a riveting and. mom s killer is still out there. hello, and welcome to dateline. pam zimmerman was everything to her three children. cheerleader, confidant, mentor. a reassuring presence who was always there. then, she was gone. shot dead in her office. but why? in the search for clues, detectives f
and this is dateline. it s been extremely hard. the hardest part was the crime scene picture of our mom. i always told myself she didn t see it coming. reporter: a mother, at work in her office murdered. someone shot her and just let her die. reporter: four bullets. making sure she was dead. who wanted this very nice, professional woman dead? reporter: police start to dig. her new fiance he was like, i have to move on. it was very suspicious. reporter: her final client. he owned a 9-millimeter gun. reporter: and she was shot with one of those. reporter: her ex-husband. he was under deep suspicion by the whole town. he was. did you murder your wife? no. i know anyone s capable of anything but we would know. we re his kids. reporter: a chilling case. greed, hate, murder. reporter: with a riveting end. our mom s killer is still out there. hello and welcome to dateline. pam zimmerman was everything to her three children, che