you have to tell yourself that god will take care of it. at some point, this person will pay for what they did. it s really the only way to be able to accept it. christie and rhonda s father, bud fleming, took it very hard. life didn t seem to be worth much to him anymore. he was under the care of a psychiatrist for the rest of his life and never recovered from it. he really really aged. it really took its toll physically, mentally. really only about one thing kept him alive. persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year, about every six months. and she d ask me, hey, steve, you know, what s going on with this case? you know, i m just calling to
long, grief-weighted purgatory without answers. you have to tell yourself that god will take care of it. at some point, this person will pay for what they did. it s really the only way to be able to accept it. christie and rhonda s father, bud fleming, took it very hard. life didn t seem to be worth much to him anymore. he was under the care of a psychiatrist for the rest of his life and never recovered from it. really only about one thing kept him alive. persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year,
you have to tell yourself that god will take care of it. at some point, this person will pay for what they did. it s really the only way to be able to accept it. christie and rhonda s father, bud fleming, took it very hard. life didn t seem to be worth much to him anymore. he was under the care of a psychiatrist for the rest of his life and never recovered from it. he really aged. it took its toll physically, mentally. really only about one thing kept him alive. persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year, about every six months. and she d ask me, hey, steve, you know, what s going on with this case? you know, i m just calling to see if there s anything new.
without answers. you have to tell yourself that god will take care of it. at some point, this person will pay for what they did. it s really the only way to be able to accept it. christie and rhonda s father, bud fleming, took it very hard. life didn t seem to be worth much to him anymore. he was under the care of a psychiatrist for the rest of his life and never recovered from it. he really he really aged. it really took its toll physically, mentally. really only about one thing kept him alive. persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year, about every six months. and she d ask me, hey, steve, you know, what s going on with this case? you know, i m just calling to
he was under the care of a psychiatrist for the rest of his life and never recovered from it. really only about one thing kept him alive. persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year, about every six months. and she d ask me, hey, steve, you know, what s going on with this case? you know, i m just calling to see if there s anything new. he d say, rhonda, this file is on the corner of my desk. years later this file is on the corner of my desk. i never forgot about it. you never lose hope on these things because you just never know when something is going to happen, whether it be technology, whether it be a witness coming forward, whether it be this guy doing something else to, you know, hurt his case.