she couldn t go back to the apartment she shared with cody, that was a crime scene. so she called her mother in, shirley mccormack. how was nesreen? she was devastated. both shirley and there s rain had a bad feeling. with the killer still on the, lose they did not feel safe anywhere familiar. we did not go back to my house to spend the night, because. it s not safe? no. so we went to spend the night with some friends. nesreen slapped with me that night. and just cried. all night. calling out for cody. they nesreen, hunted by family secrets. there would be many more sleepless nights. coming up! investigators learned that gelareh may have had the own
i m not he did the right thing. he did absolutely the right thing. it s just that ever since he did that, donald trump has worked to make him anathema to the republican base that he s going to seek right now in a potential republican nomination contest, and his attachment to trump is part of his credentials, so he is in this very tough situation, and now, being asked to testify related to january 6th is only going to remind republican base voters about this divide with the former president. and listen, it reminds us about what happened that day and the situation that mike pence found himself in with the president calling on him to do something he couldn t even constitutionally do, saying he was a coward, that he didn t do it. there were chants of, hang mike pence. at some point, there was some sort of phone call and donald trump called mike pence a very vulgar name because he clearly knew that he couldn t go through with what donald trump wanted him to do.
the press conference yesterday the white van actually had stolen license plates on it. again, was this an attempt to try to avoid detection from police? when were those plates put on? this is the challenge that law enforcement has. there s all of these data points that they re putting together to try to get to that motive and start bringing closure to those the victims and victim s families around why did this happen. jonathan helping us understand it a little more. cnn law enforcement analyst, thank you. thank you. quick hits across america now. six people face charges inc including domestic terrorism and arson after protests in atlanta saturday. the demonstrations were over a controversial police training facility and fatal shooting of an activist by police. a 76-year-old woman could be charged with first degree murder after police say she shot her terminally ill husband to death at a daytona beach hospital this weekend. they say it was intended as a murder suicide, but she
she couldn t go back to the apartment she shared with cody, that was a crime scene. so she called her mother in, shirley mccormack. how was nesreen? she was devastated. both surely and nesreen had a bad feeling. with cody s killer or killers still on the loose, they didn t feel safe anywhere familiar. we can go back to my house to spend the night. because. it s not safe. we want to spend the night with some friends. nesreen sleep with me that night. and just cried. all night. and called out for cody. for nesreen, haunted by family secrets. there would be many more sleepless nights. coming up. investigators learned gelareh may have had her own run in with nesreen father. she said hello.
killed him and then she was going to turn the gun on herself, but decided she couldn t go through with it. we are told the woman s husband was 77 years old. she could be facing a first degree murder charge. cnn national security analyst juliet cayenne joins us. have you ever heard of a murder/suicide inside a hospital? obviously she didn t follow through on the suicide part. that was part of the plan. would it be relatively easy in most hospitals to get a gun into someone s room? yes. part of this is no matter how strong security measures are, you can t sort of plan for every scenario, including this one. it s just tragic anyway you look at it. i m not defending any decisions this couple made deciding they want to go together and she can t follow through and barricades herself.