high-end marijuana. as well as $5,000 in cash. it was all just left there with the bodies in that heretofore unsolved truly gruesome crime. but today a state prosecutor in florida has released what is said to be the written confession of someone who admits to having been in on that murder. do you want to see this written confession? we have a picture of it. here it is. admittedly it s kind of hard to read because of the giant block of redacted whatever. but they tell us that this is the written confession. this confession which because of the redaction is basically just a picture of a piece of lined paper. right? it s part of a voluminous report released from a florida state prosecutor investigating the shooting death of this man. he initially came to law enforcement s attention because he was a friend of the older of the two suspects in the boston marathon bombing. it was, of course, april 15th last year that the finish line
and dignitdignity, and it sound mumbo jumbo until you look at the detail what they re accusing him of. they are focusing heavily on mr. newman s record as a u.s. officer. they say that he engaged in espionage, subversion and sabotage activities during the korean war and also significantly during a short period after the war ended. in a taped and written confession, mr. newman says that he did train and advise a covert and clandestine group of anti-communist parties and guerrillas who operated behind enemy lines inside north korea. that unit is the sixth infantry regiment a group that military historians say was controlled by the united states and also the united nations and also coordinated closely with the cia. fast-forward, then, to oct of this year, and that is when the north korean authorities say that mr. newman returned to north korea on this tourist
just minutes before his plane was about to take off from pyongyang to beijing. here s the latest from tokyo. reporter: miguel, state media report that the north korean authorities are accusing american retiree merrill newman of hospitalities towards north korea. they say he infringed national sovereignty and dignity and also slaunderred the socialist system. now all that sounds a little like political mumbo jumbo until you look at the detail of what exactly they re accusing him of. focusing heavily on mr. newman s report as a u.s. officer. they say he engaged in espionage, submergs and also significantly during a short period after the korean war ended. in a taped and written confession, mr. newman says that he did train and advise a covert and clandestine group of anti-communists who operated behind enemy lines inside north
short period after the war ended. in a taped and written confession, mr. newman says that he did train and advise a covert and clandestine group of anti-communist party who operated behind enemy lines inside north korea. that unit is the 6th partisan infantry regiment, a group military historians say was controlled by the united states and united nations and also coordinated closely with the cia. fast forward then to october of this year, and that is when the north korean authorities say that mr. newman returned to north korea on this tourist package and attempted to re-establish contact with some of the former guerrillas that he had trained and also with their families and their descendants. in his taped confession, mr. newman does say that he asked the tour guide to help him make contact with some of those people. now, of course, we don t know whether this statement by mr. newman was made voluntarily or
amongst our family members, there was never any suspicion of cathy during the early weeks of my brother s murder. she was a victim just like my brother, meaning that she had lost somebody she loved, somebody she planned on spending her life with. andrew s written confession was at least a ten-page written statement that included many of the details of the crime that only andrew suh, only the killer would know. it was a critical piece of evidence in the state s case against him. when you kill someone spontaneously out of maybe a