schumer how one of the rioters got a tour of the capital capitol from a republican congressman the day of the insurrection. but no one in that group showed that type of aggression that day. committee member adam schiff is here on that, plus the planned hearing tomorrow focusing on vice president mike pence and the we live consequences of the big lie on a local election in new mexico. i have huge concerns with these voting machines. i really do. when all in starts right now good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we now have a blueprint for the violent insurrection, from far-right gang the proud boys, and it uncannily matches up in specific detail with what actually transpired on january 6th. today, we got the first look at the document titled, 1776 returns, when the lawyer for the philadelphia president of the proud boys, included it in a federal court filing. we heard mention of this document in previous indictments against members of the proud boys, some
i was shocked. it was the last place you would expect to find a gruesome crime scene. a quiet neighborhood, the lovely home, the friendly couple. they were very happy. it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. but nothing about this case was simple. of the marriage, and not the murders. the surprises just kept on coming. he said we have to ■çtalk to your father. what dark force claimed two lives? itet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband, brett, were both at home. hello, and hello, and welcome tonl datelin it was a quiet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband brett were both home when suddenly gunfire erupted, leaving two people dead and police racing to the scene. the sole survivor, which shared a tale involving an unlikely intruder in a desperate fight to survive. what story with the evidence tell? here is with mystery at ascot estates.■ç life seems to move just a little slower in south carolina. af
what if you were ripped away from your family? when you live in fear, it changes you. kidnapped by a killer? i came out of that just really messed up. held for years as a prisoner, and what if prosecutors never believed you? bobbi parker was not the woman she was portraying herself. absolutely. it was a mystery with a mind-boggling twist. this wife and mom taken hostage, was she really a hostage at all? their relationship was not one of kidnapper and victim, it was one of husband and wife. his prisoner, or his lover? i really do love you. sounds like a pretty heartfelt love letter. in this hour, she shares her side of the story. will you believe her? i was fighting for my life. hello, and welcome to you dateline . i m craig melvin. bobbi parker was a prison officials wife, a teacher, leading a quiet life with her beautiful family in granite, oklahoma. until the day she went missing. for more than ten years, her family waited and hoped. and then, b
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