didn t hear anything from the colorado investigators. the kids assume the sheriff and his team had finally decided to leave their dad too. we didn t hear from them for three years. after that, i had thought, you know, i guess they re finished up their paperwork or whatever they needed to do. and then it was. over it wasn t over. we gotta go in fact, after fret interview with the cbi, investigators kept working. what drove them was a theory about a possible struggle. and that curious lack of injury on leslie s body. but the sheriff knew they needed more. and he put the photo of leslie behind his desk. she was my constant reminder. that photo was what was the notch that kept me going on this case. investigators decided to
of the ukrainian city for the first time. until now, it have been regard it is a safe haven for people fleeing fighting further east. the marilyn viva said the rockets were fired from near crimea. sky sally lockwood was in lviv when they took place. nowhere in ukraine is safe from russian aggression. moments after the sound of jets break up a peaceful afternoon in the western city of lviv. we watched flames ripped through a fuel depot, after two missile struck. the attack fell just short of the tv tower, it s not clear if this may have been the intended target. but, it wasn t over. with more strikes can you see? soon after, as we were preparing to go on air, behind us came the sound of more explosions. the second hit was a military depot on the outskirts of the
until now, it had been regarded as a safe haven for people fleeing the fighting further east. a mayor from the vivid said the rockets were fired from crimea. sally lockwood was in lviv as the strikes took place. nowhere in ukraine is safe from russian aggression. moments after the sound of jets broke a peaceful afternoon in the western city of lviv. we watched flames ripped through a fuel depots, after two missiles struck. the attack fell just short of the cities television tower. it is not clear if this may have been the intended target. but it wasn t over. there is more strikes! can you see? soon after as we are preparing to go on air, behind us came the sound of more explosions. the second hit was a military depot on the outskirts of the city. the smoke billowing behind us,
fleeing the fighting further east. the mayor of lviv said that the rockets were fired from in crimea. sally lockwood was in lviv when the strikes took place. no we re in ukraine is safe from aggression. moments after we watched flames ripped through a fuel depot, after two missile struck. the attack fell just short of the tv tower, it s not clear if this may have been the intended target. but, it wasn t over. with more strikes can you see? soon after, as we were preparing to go on air, behind us came the sound of more explosions. the second hit was a military depot on the outskirts of the city. the smoke billowing behind us, it broke the confidence that lviv is a city of sanctuary. this is a first strike on a
burglary. next was frank. he said he wouldn t have done it had not threatened his wife and his in laws. so he did it out of fear? yeah, he said literally he said on the stand that he had sacrificed his life for his family when we all know that he had sacrificed limbs life for his pocketbook. but that was the defense? that was his defense. the verdict, a guilty of first degree murder. now it was fred s turn. and the man had aged at least ten years, he looked so frail. but this wasn t over just yet. when fred schockner took the witness stand, he told the jury he could explain everything. do tell. telcoming, up he was very defi, and completely maintained his