every day i wanted answers, every day i was told it was an unknown. people don t just die! she was a loving mother he was a crime fightin prosecutor you are a pillar of tha community. i did what i thought wa right. then one day, the law was a his door his wife was dead in bed her eyes were open, she was pale i just remember crying, and not believing it suddenly suspicious but no evidence of a crime any signs of a struggle no. it was case closed years passed new lives. two new wives. he s extremely charming we just had the most amazin time then, a new detective dusts off the old case what s trumped out at you most definitely the arm where in a race position my first thought was the manner of death would b what s really happened in that bedroom i m - a young mother s death was mystery, but was in the murder tell me what happened to he to my face do not give me excuses it runs through the heart o america. along, meandering
Turner was convinced cory ha not died a natural death she concluded someone had used an option, likely a pillow, to suffrage the woman left it under her arms, an remove it many hours later remove it many hours later the manner of death b homicide for the detective, core love lisa s death came down to two competing methods from two compelling - one relied on science to explain the murder, the othe relied on to describe an ailing mother just before she passed away. in the end, the detectiv believe the science. he believed that the time ha been committed but now he had and littl problem back at the quincy police department. two people had conducted ver different investigations of th same case. detective gifts and you believe this was a homicide.
Believe the science. he believed that the time had been committed. but now he had and little problem back at the quincy police department. two people had conducted very different investigations of the same case. detective gifts and you believe this was a homicide. yes i did believe. that absorber did you believe this was the death of natural causes? are you divided on that fundamental issue? i am now uncertain. from what i have heard, and been told under the new investigation. much more uncertain than i was in 2006. there, boss still backs both men. he says if there is blame to be had in this case, he will take it. you hate to admit that and mistakes are made. i would like to say that i take full responsibility. i was chief in 2000 and sex. i have detectives and their supervisors working on this case. did he get a pass because he was a pillar of the community? he was a big shot guy? i don t know if you got a pass. i think he may have got the
anything that s what happened? yes. but then came perhaps the most anticipated testimony for the prosecution. lindsay, curtis s own daughter took the stand. two times over a span of a year, she told police her mother was alive that morning. she said she had felt. better but on the stand, with her dad s life on the line, she changed her story, telling jurors she was no longer sure her mom was alive that day. i don t remember any of. it it doesn t stick in your? memory nope. and yet detective baird notes, you do telling the story about seeing your mother, in the videotaped interview with detective gives, and you seem quite clear about that morning. and yes, you saw her and went off to school. what happened in the interim between your statement and going into, trial on the stand, and then stemming back from all that? it was the fact that no one had honestly asked me, sincerely, will head happened that day. and i never taken time to actually think about. it well, detect