jessie fell for vince, a man in uniform holding the fort during his long deployments. my hat goes off to all military wives. it s not easy. it s not. she was a good mom. she loved the kids. reunited at last, they celebrated. then, on the drive home there was a car there,
there was a connection between them two tjat they loved each other to death. they would argue, i think they had just argue to make up. some people say that that s the best part? it is. after the wedding, kids soon followed for the happy couple. two girls and a boy. as a sergeant in the army, vince spent a lot of time overseas, so it was up to jessie to handle the home front and take care of the kids on her own. it s not easy having a husband who s away. it takes someone special to be able to endure that and get through that. tim says somehow jessie and vince made of work. when we d see him and jessie, them as a family, they looked like a great family. by 2012, vince and jessie had been married for six years. despite some bumps, tim thought that life was good for vince in his family. but shortly after returning from afghanistan, vince s second tour there, tim got an unsettling call for him. the sound of his voice, it was if something happens i want you to know. but he
doing something mischevious. and tim recalls the mischief he and vince got into in the small michelin town called cadillac. we would go play in the creeks, go fishing. we actually build a rough out of old barrels that we threw in the water and tied sticks to it, never floated but sounds like huckleberry finn. yeah. but vince s childhood story wasn t always so idyllic. vince is mom, left at eight -month-old. so he was raised with his dad. i think his dad was married to six times. that was a little tough on him. janet madison considered herself into surrogate mom. she says growing up, he spent a lot of time at her house. her son was vince his best friend. he was just like one of the other boys. he was always there. they did everything together. it seems like you two had quite a connection? we did. what was that all about? i think a lot of it was i
no. or where these people were from? no, never said a word about that right there. later that day, the detective stokes said that she convince jessie that she should talk to military investigators. tell them what you told local police. it turned out to be a fateful decision. jessie gets in with the friend and they go to cid headquarters. with kay ray sitting next to her for support, jessie gave a detailed explanation about why she turned down that deserted road. she said as they were driving home, she was at the wheel and she started to feel sick. vince suggested they pull over. he said there s a road, turn down there. i turned down the road. he told me to drive until there was a spot we could pull off. she said that s when they saw the vehicle and vince got out to help. not long after she heard gunshots. i heard like, two, maybe three popping sounds.
interview rooms were filling up. in one of those rooms, jessie goslyn. when you have drug dealers that are after you, you never know what s going to happen. jessie had given law enforcement a possible motive for her husband s murder. she said vince owed money to drug dealers. a lot of money. do you know who the drug dealers were? no, i don t. prosecutor pryor was getting regular phone updates about all the witness interviews. but to her, jessie s was the most important. jessie gave police a key new detail. she said on the night of the murder, one of those drug dealers contacted her. did you have to talk to the drug dealers directly? she was getting text messages from this man? that s what she indicated. yes. and that he would do harm or kill her and her family, her children, if she didn t comply with what he was telling her to do. that s when jessie admitted it she didn t drive down