unfold. i go into the living room and i see blood all over the place. i went into the bathroom there is more blood. the whole time we were thinking it was a car wreck. the rumor mill is in overdrive. there was gossiped that there was an affair. this was tearing her apart. you really cannot make this up. there is no other way to describe a human being but satan s bond. spawn. hello and welcome to dateline. when judy met jamie baldwin he swept her off her feet and then jamie said judy suffered not one but two accidents in the same night and she was gone. detective believed the grieving husband, but her family launched their own investigation. the question, was this the handiwork of a clever killer? here is the black box. andrea canning: the slow-moving water, chilled by the december air, trickled over her lifeless body. the slow moving water the slow moving water chilled trickled over her lifeless body. she was one of my biggest supporters. she is not here a
a medical expert for the prosecution testified that after judy was attacked, she probably died within five minutes. lively argued that s when jamie came up with his elaborate plan to cover up his crime. he comes up with this idea of, you know, maybe her falling off the ladder isn t going to be a good explanation as to why she has these horrible injuries. so she said jamie took his wife s dead body, put it in the jeep, and took that dark rural road so he wouldn t be seen when he staged the accident. he comes up with the idea that she was ejected from the vehicle. he pulls her out and stages her. to prove the car crash was staged, the prosecution relied on then lance corporal brian trotter. he s an accident reconstruction expert with the state highway patrol who was on the scene that night. what this tells you he testified and showed us how a device in the jeep recorded the last seconds of the vehicle s movements. most people are aware that
impossible to try to achieve at this stage. and then there was a mass funeral in syria. what took place there? that happened in the southern province. if you remember, this is the prove convince where the uprising all began. there were pretty intense shelling that killed at least 19, 20 people, and another funeral going out for them that was streamed live by activists. this is where one really must admire the opposition. even though they re in the process of burying someone, who was killed at hands of government forces, for voicing their desire for regime change, they still, while the fine rals take place, capitalize on that to make it opportunity to call out against the government. this is the kind of determination we ve been seeing from the onset of this uprising, but it it s also the kind of determination that has polarized the syrian uprising to a point where getting both sides to any sort of negotiating table that would result in a peaceful resolution are again, incr
them from treating the wounded. the child sex abuse trial of former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky starts monday. eight of the 12 jurors have some connection to penn state. but that doesn t necessarily guarantee sympathy. legal experts say the jurors may blame him for tarnishing the university s image. sandusky faces 52 counts of sexually abusing ten boys. he has pleaded not guilty. a series of flashlight bombings prompt police to put up these billboards in phoenix, arizona. they warn people not to touch big yellow flashlights. the bombs have been rigged so that when you turn on the flashlight, it explodes. five people have been hurt in three bombings. officials have ruled out any connection to terrorism. sports racing fans who were looking toward history being made today at the belmont stakes will have to wait at least another year. i ll have another, the winner of the kentucky derby and the preakness won t have another. the colt was scratched from the race