behind the trees and he shot me. what in the world was going on? that s what i wanted to know. this wife was brutally beaten. did he hire somebody? we just don t know. her husband had an alibi and something else, hala, a lover. it was shocking. we would have never expected it. and as police got closer to the truth he says i think i know who did it. the truth got closer to home. he just told me, hold on, it s about to get a lot more crazy. you won t find it on the map, but if close neighbors, good schools, and plain old civility is what you are looking for in a place called home, you can do worse than settle in grovetown, georgia. she has lived here for 14 years. you see the children outside, playing, having a good time. just a nice quiet place that you want to move and take your family to. the way we think america used to be, and seems to be, harder and harder to find. the army s fort gordon is just down the road. and a number of the city s 1
She walks to the house and she confronts a monster. A young wife dead but it did not stop there. Somebody came out from behind the trees and he shot me. What in the world was going on . Thats what i wanted to know. This wife was brutally beaten. Did he hire somebody . We just dont know. Her husband had an alibi and Something Else, a lover. It was shocking. We would have never expected it. And as police got closer to the truth he says i think i know who did it. The truth got closer to home. He just told me, hold on, its about to get a lot more crazy. You wont Find Grovetown on the map, but if close neighbors, good schools, and plain old civility is what you are looking for and a place called home, you can do worse than settle in grovetown, georgia. Tamara has lived here for 14 years. You see the children outside, playing, having a good time. Just a nice quiet place that you want to move and take your family to. The way we think america used to be, and seems to be, harder and harder to f
hospital too. did you get to her bed site, be able to take a look at her? i did not. i just stayed in the waiting room. there was a whole lot of other people in the waiting room. but the prognosis was very bad, wasn t it? machines keeping her alive at that point even. yeah the friends all kept an edgy vigil for news about kay s condition, waiting for her husband to get to her bedside. lives all changed in an instant, a home invasion and burglary in broad daylight, eight woman fighting for her life. and now a perpetrator on the loose. what do you do when you have a guy on the loose, who could be ready to burst into another house in this area? exactly. we don t know if we had a mad man on the loose here. setting up security on these streets? on every one of these streets, every one of these houses, we are stopping everything that comes in and out of this neighborhood. asking everybody. in your neighborhood, somebody out there who was apparently a very violen
friend of becky who also lived nearby. her sister drove becky to the hospital. she got to the hospital, you know, she was demanding to get to see her friend. she go to bedside for kay, huh? yeah, she wanted to get there. i said, what hospital did they go to? reporter: news of the attack quickly spread to another close friend of kay s, suzanne frazier. i hung up the phone and i was shakin , and so, i called my boss and i said, i gotta go, i gotta go. and i left. broke some broke some laws, huh? i ran red lights, i flew. i mean, i just went. reporter: tamara rushed to the hospital too. did you get to her bedside or no. be able to take no. a look in? i did not. i i just stayed in the waiting room. there were a whole lotta other people in the waiting room. but the prognosis was very bad, wasn t it? machines were yeah. keeping her alive at that point even, huh? yes. reporter: the friends all kept an edgy vigil for news about kay s con
reporter: throughout the interview, david repeatedly denied having any involvement in kay s murder, or being a part of some plot to have her killed. never once has there been any kind of insinuation, not even insinuating, that i would ever want anything to happen to her. reporter: as for those repeated calls from california the morning of the murder, david insisted he was genuinely concerned about kay. is it normal for you to call her that early in the morning, call kay, you know, 7:00 in the morning? always. i always call her cause i, like, talked to derek before he went to school. i started gettin worried. i thought maybe she was in an accident or somethin out on columbia road or somethin . reporter: edmunds started thinking david was telling the truth. so he changed course and asked david whether he thought becky had it in her to mastermind kay s murder. deep down inside, do you think she could do this? i thought never. i never thought that she would be like orche