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
losing his freedom, fred was going to get out of jail. his daughters and wife, wendy, gathered to embrace him. son, alex, who was traveling, called in for an update. we are at the jail right now, just waiting for your dad. i have not had a hug in a year. we have not been able to see him in-person in a year. hey. got his bags packed, ready to go. i love you guys. it was so wonderful to get that hug that we had waited for . do you remember what you said to him? i love you. i love you. let s go home. when is the last flight out? it was so emotional that we were also excited, we finally got to take dad home.
Had decorated to welcome my dad home. And now we have to take this down. Like, this is hes not here. We were home, but it wasnt the same. The solution for the first day was Drink Alcohol and talk i mean drinking a lot, until im just passed out. Going home, you go through it all over again. You realize. Shes not gonna come back. So it was kind of hopeless. Nothing really matters anymore
called in for an update. we re at the deal right now just waiting for your dad. i hadn t given him a hug in a year. we haven t been able to see him in person in a year. yay! [applause] yay! [applause] i love you guys. it was so wonderful to get that hug that we waited for. do you remember what you said to him? i love you. let s go home. when s the next flight out? [laughs] come on, let s go home. it was so emotional. we were also excited. we finally got to take dad home. home to texas, but for how long? fred was only out on bond. he still was charged with murder and had the threat of a retrial hanging over his head.
dress or on the gear shift could have come about by a transfer? yes, that s a distinct possibility. the defense s dna expert told the court burns might have left his dna at the mall innocently on a door or a bench. after all, he told investigators that he had visited the mall. jerry burns dna jerry burns, the defense argued, was a victim of coincidence and sloppy police work. ladies and gentlemen, the evidence has been submitted to you. after eight days of testimony, the jury got the case. when it goes out to the jury, what are you thinking? i mean, we re hoping for the best. if he wasn t guilty, great, we have dad home. if he was guilty it metropolitan more work, fighting for him. janelle was worried before a different reason. she knew the prosecution s case, the dna testing, the genetic genealogy was complicated, dense