just give me a name. reporter: mr. so was calm, business-like, like he d done it 100 times before. in fact, he was the voice for a violent separatist group known for executing prisoners, beheadings usually. we would like to tell you that we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. can you hear me? and i just was thinking, are you losing your mind? who do you think you ve got? just couldn t believe it. $10 million. from me. reporter: why would they think heiko had 10 million? perhaps they d watched the internet. in lynchburg the kidnapping was big news. tv crews set up shop across the street and captured heiko driving his used mercedes coupe. there you were in your fancy car. yes. you must be worth millions. that was a wrong, wrong impression.
there you were in your fancy car. yes. you must be worth millions. that was a wrong, wrong impression. i m not a rich person, but i will give whatever i can get together. okay? we need $10 million u.s. for the release of your family. okay? reporter: heiko was lucky in this. when mr. so made his demands, some of the most experienced fbi hostage negotiators in the country were right there, listening in. ready to point out the right way for heiko to respond. literally. these are for general visual prompts that we want heiko to think about. we have all the questions related to kevin and gerfa that we think are important for heiko to consider. and while we re doing them we re going to write notes down and pass them to heiko. he would read it and hopefully introduce it to the conversation. where s my wife? can i talk to her? if she s okay? where s my son?
post on the mueller conclusions? and raymond got back from l.a. and will tell us from the oscars had a bump in the and why the back lash over the best picture winner could have severe culture implications. first spike lee and the politics of me. that s the focus of tonight s angle. what is spike lee, aoc and jussie smollett and ill-mannered teens tell us about the modern-day liberals? a heck of a lot. spike lee is worth millions. over 30 years nominated no fewer than 5 times for an academy award. until last night he had never won an oscar. but he took home the award for adapting the screen play for his
well, they knew they had something but what exactly? it was just one of those cases where we knew we were on the right track, but we also knew that there was a lot of work left. and for the carliles, a lot of grief. elberta was a barely-functioning mess. i didn t lose just my dad. i lost my mom, too. because she wasn t the same person for a really long time. and adding insult, doug s secrets were exposed for the whole world to see. that big house on the south hill, heavily mortgaged. the fancy cars not paid for. the paperwork that claimed he was worth millions, a facade. doug carlile was flat broke. hadn t even bought life insurance. do you ever feel angry at all at doug for not providing more for like a insurance policy or something? no, not at all. because he was a very good provider every day he was alive.
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