that s what he was trying to do, was protect his family. that s all he ever wanted to do. even when the man was dying, that s what he was doing. on a quiet family night at home, shattered by intruders. a devoted father and husband, dead. she just kept saying, they killed him. someone murdered her husband, but left her alive. that left police suspicious. was it possible she was involved in her ■çhusband s murder? chances are, it was the spouse and not a random act. but why would she kill a man that she obviously loved? this was a family affair, all right. but it was another family that was keeping secrets. have you ever seen anything like that before? no. one father who tried to save his son, and another father that used his son to save himself. he was a monster. hello, and welcome to dateline. joe morrissey was a respected scientist who loved his work. that s where he met kay, who shared his passion, and would eventually become his second ■ç wife.
family. tried to protect her anyway we could. family-turned army, when she vanished. this is how many people we have right now. we just started searching. they just wanted to find her. that kind of emotion really drives you. where was she? was someone following her connected someone attacked her? after scrutiny, the ex- boyfriend, and three others she encountered that night. scared. how many times did they talk to you? 30, plus. tantalizing clues, a handprint. there was blood on their hand you could almost see this happening in real-time. ■ç could she solve her own mystery? she s fighting him off. it was so emotional. i wanted to jump out of my seat. never in 1 million years would you expect something like that. on long island, about 10 miles down the shoreline from the mansions and fancy cars, and the elites of the hamptons is a blue-collar beach town some call the poor man s paradise, but life was rich for these brothers and sister
details. that was the worst day of my life that i found out about my mom. a loving couple. a romantic hike. a secluded spot. she was turning to look at the bird. it s like her feet just went out from under her. all of a sudden i hear yelling coming from downstream. there was mrs. muller floating face up. a wife falling to her death. her husband falling apart. he was panicking and shaking. crying. the evidence at the scene makes you believe something entirely different happened. he told me she fell 20 feet. where were the injuries? why did i not see what i expected to see? a search for truth in the woods and water. if your theory is right, it is. loo like she was being hunted. almost like a hare and a wolf. two chilling accounts of what happened to the mom they adored. one seemingly unsolve able mystery. you either believe crazy story a or crazy story b. both stories are crazy. which one do you want to go with? winding down a mountain in southwest col
, harold ford junior, shannon greene and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. scor donald trump going scorched-earth on his guiltyg verdict and joe biden doing a victory lap on the successful law fair. the president telling millions of republicans they have noe right to call the trial rigged. the american printable that no 1 is above the law was reaffirmed to.ry donald trump was given every opportunity to defend himself it was a state case not a federal s andand its reckles dangerous and irresponsible fors anybody to say this was already good to just because they don t like the verdict.th he sported a goofy grin as hr ignored questions from reporters watch this. reporter: mr president can you tell us sir as donald trump refers to him as a political prisoner and blames you directly what s your response to that? do you think that conviction will have an impact on the campaign? we would love to hear your thoughts. before the lecture on norms
same page? and breaking news in arizona, six people shot, two killed, including an officer. first, support for the former president, gop leaders rushing to his defense, house speaker mike johnson calling for the supreme court to step in to overturn his conviction, senators threatening to grind the senate to a halt, donations pouring into the trump campaign, nearly $53 million since the guilty verdicts. m . clashing comments on the gaza cease-fire plan outlined by president biden. is the plan already in trouble? tonight israel s prime minister calling it a nonstarter, insisting the fighting won t stop until israel s conditions are met, including the destruction of hamas. dangerous weather taking aim at the nation s heartland, seven states from the gulf coast to the plains, some facing flash flooding, hail and possible tornados in what has already been one of the most active tornado seasons on record. our weather team tracking it all. boeing s histolaunch what went wr