it was like rubber necking at someone else is tragedy waiting for the nightmare to slip by. coffee, i still can t wrap my head around. it he said he kept trying to piece together what had happened. later, he went with officers to the station for questioning. i know it is difficult right now, a lot going. on detective larry interviewed derek. still on his firefighter uniform. said that the husband seemed willing to answer all of his questions, starting with how he had left him that saturday morning. you left the house yesterday morning? 17? you just started at 8 am, saturday? correct. do you go back home for any reason? nothing like that? is all about that point is that he s at work. and he works to the fire department. 24 hour shifts. they started 8:00 in the morning of the work to the following morning at 8:00. a story that would be easy enough to check out. next, the detective found asked directly found kennedy got home from work.
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floor. after all a couple of residents including bianca s husband were doing business with dolezsar. it felt like rubber necking in a car crash. wow, somebody you knew could be murdered. reporter: who could want a man as nice and generous as ken dolezsar dead? but then it s almost a truism of police work where money goes trouble often follows. the more money, the bigger the trouble. and in this case, an extra dollop. the man s fortune wasn t really his, strictly speaking. he married into the bulk of it. the fortune came from a company his wife founded with her former husband. the divorce had been nasty. family loyalties bitterly divided. and some family members weren t the least bit happy that ken was making investment decisions. detective carriger contacted ken s brother and broke the news. dropped down to his knees, and he said it s that [ bleep ] derrick. reporter: a moment of unguarded grief and rage and thus a possible suspect. derek mower, ken s adult step-son. it was a
of a squad car staring at the crime scene tape surrounding his home. it was like rubber necking at someone else s tragedy waiting for the nightmare to slip by. i still can t wrap my head around it. he said he tried to piece together what happened. later he went with officers to the station for questioning. it s difficult. a lot going on. detective larry koskowski still in his firefighter outfit. he said he seemed willing to answer starting with how he left kim that morning. you left the house yesterday morning probably about 7:10. shift started at 8 a.m. saturday. did you go back home for any reason? nothing like that? his alibi is he s at work. he worked for the fire department. they work 24 hour shifts. they worked from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 the next morning. a story ease enough to check out.