going to a city council meeting and i m going to get eight by ten pictures of pravin s and put it in their face. comments by citizens? yes ma am? i took a six hour train drive to be here today and i request your kind attention to me. she didn t damned them to hell, she didn t custom out, she didn t threaten. she said, please, i want answers. common courtesy. reporter: then it was monica s turned. i want to show you a few images of what we are being told here are not injuries. she handed out photos of pravin s injuries. one lady excuse yourself, another guy was crying. reporter: weeks later, a copy of the case file was handed over by city officials. monika and lovely couldn t believe what they found inside. reporter: coming up it s a relief. reporter: news welcomed by one mother that sounds another. i fell to pieces.
other students on her radio show who were at the party that night. this is our second show we ve done on this particular issue. they explained that from what they had seen pravin hadn t been drinking all that much. he was standing talking to me like i would talk to anybody else. it was that like he was leaning on me, or couldn t talk or think street. so, if pravin listen that drunk, lovely wondered how had he ended up lost in the woods? police had found his body hundreds of yards from the road. you can see them try to retrace his steps in this video. lovely walked the route, to. what s it like? very thick and full of thorns and finds. you have to kind of it.
singing, dancing, running. he had made varsity on his high school track team. his cross-country coach said, i don t know any kid that can run that fast and talk and crack jokes. reporter: personality, what are we talking about? funny, always joking, smiling, never held a grudge. ever. reporter: but his real dream was to become an fbi agent. the criminal justice program at southern illinois university was well regarded. and or something else the university was known for. when we looked at the college, my husband said, that s a party college. party boys? which college is not a party college, he said. reporter: a party was the last place pravin had been seen. did he fit into this party crowd, by what you could tell?
welcome back. accused murder gaege bethune testified that he punched pravin varughese on the night that teenager went missing. gaege s lawyer argued that the injuries his client inflicted were not life threatening and pravin later froze to death due to his own poor judgment. the jury was about to do liberal deliver its verdict. then a surprise that would leave the courtroom stand. here s dennis murphy with the conclusion of at the edge of town . lovely and her family waited patiently inside the jackson county courthouse as a jury decided whether to find gaege bethune guilty of their son s murder. one hour turned into two. then six. then seven hours of deliberation. it was about 10:15, we were callback. the jury comes in. several of the jurors were visibly shaking and looked like