marty s air force career would take them to exotic destinations all around the world. she just didn t imagine that world would be unromantic air force outposts in oklahoma and alabama and florida, to finally fayetteville, north carolina. they came here in 1999. marty was captain theer by them, flew one of those huge c-130 cargo planes. all that time alone, not so easy on a marriage. as she revealed during those tape recorded interviews with psychologist dr. debby leighton. michelle talked about a few problems in the marriage. primarily growing apart over the years. marty was away for extended periods of time. she had a hard time with that. it was getting difficult for her. she was lonely. sometimes he was gone for months and when he finally did come home, military families have come to know that adjustment period all too well. they bickered, they argued about
house. he couldn t stay away? going through, staying all night. not commonly the way widows grieve, spending the night with the person of interest in her husband s murder. michelle told psychologist dr. deb by leighton she needed support from someone, anyone. she felt more alienated from family and friends and more threatened by the police. the only person in her life that was willing to be there for her was john diamond. i was getting more and more depressed. i went to john for comfort. a few weeks after marty s murder, michelle and john drove to florida for a long weekend. michelle wanted to see a former professor for grief counseling, she said later. while diamond stayed with his sister, debby. he acted as if nothing was wrong. he knows he didn t have anything to do with it. he didn t shoot him. how did kill captain marty theer? is it possible john diamond
reporter: mind you, as police were soon aware, michelle had many opportunities to question her friend, john, after her husband died. witnesses said he parked down a little side street then walked through their yards going through the back door of her house. reporter: he couldn t stay away? going through, staying all night. reporter: not commonly the way widows grieve, spending the night with the person of interest in her husband s murder. michelle told psychologist dr. debbie leighton she needed support from someone, anyone. she felt more alienated from family and friends and more threatened by the police. the only person in her life that was willing to be there for her was john diamond. i knew that i was depressed. i was getting more and more depressed. i went to john for comfort. reporter: a few weeks after marty s murder, michelle and john drove to florida for a long weekend. michelle wanted to see a former professor for grief counseling, she said later. while diamon
witnesses said he parked down a little side street then walked through their yards going through the back door of her house. he couldn t stay away? going through, staying all night. not commonly the way widows grieve, spending the night with the person of interest in her husband s murder. michelle told psychologist dr. deb by leighton she needed support from someone, anyone. she felt more alienated from family and friends and more threatened by the police. the only person in her life that was willing to be there for her was john diamond. i was getting more and more depressed. i went to john for comfort. a few weeks after marty s murder, michelle and john drove to florida for a long weekend. michelle wanted to see a former professor for grief counseling, she said later. while diamond stayed with his sister, debby. he acted as if nothing was wrong.
opportunities to question her friend, john, after her husband died. there were witnesses saying that he parked down a little side street and then walked through their yards, going in the back door of her house. he couldn t stay away from her. no, he was going there and staying all night. not commonly the way widows grieve, spending the night with the person of interest in her husband s murder. but michelle told psychologist dr. debbie leighton thole, she needed support from someone, anyone. she felt more alienated by family and friends and more threatened by the police. the only person in her life that was willing to be there for her was john diamond. i knew that i was depressed and i was getting more and more depressed and i think i went to john for comfort. a few weeks after marty s murder, michelle and john drove to florida for a long weekend.